This was our fifth stay and will not be our last. Erin is simply a superb hostess and Jeanette, her…read moreassistant, could not be warmer or more helpful. The overall experience defines careful attention to every aspect of hospitality. The rooms are well appointed with premium linens and comfortable beds. The shared areas offer comfortable seating, soft music, and a sense of peace. Do not plan on an early lunch, as the extensive breakfasts are so good that you will want to finish all three courses. We enjoy sitting in the back garden with a glass of wine in the late afternoon and then making the 10 minute walk to 3rd street for dinner. There are also several good wine tasting options downtown and a market with a nice wine selection, custom-made sandwiches, and picnic supplies. Erin offers great recommendations for wine tasting and restaurants.

This B&B is a gem! A'Tuscan Estate blends classic charm with modern comfort, and the hospitality…read morewas next level. Our host gave us fantastic food and winery tips, both nearby and on our way to the coast. The multi-course breakfasts? Unreal. Location is a quick walk to all the best spots in downtown McMinnville. Can't wait to return!

Staying here for 3 days during our trip in the Willamette Valley. A somewhat isolated B&B in the…read moremiddle of vineyards in the valley. Perfect location for touring the area and visiting wineries and other sites. Very solicitous and professional staff. Becky our hostess is particularly delightful. As guests we are afforded a wine tasting each evening which we have availed ourselves of. The Baileys own the place and produce some very good wines under the Youngberg Hill and Bailey label. We joined the wine club. The setting is wonderful perched on a mountain overlooking vineyards and views of mountains. Ambiance is high end rustic with all the accouterments you might need. Breakfast every morning and wine tasting each evening. No lunch or dinner but we went into town when we needed meals McMinnville, Dayton and other smaller towns are all within 30 min drive. It is serene and peaceful. We would stay here again when in the area. Mark & Nancy

What a crazy mixed bag of reviews. Did not stay there, but arrived on a Wednesday afternoon for a…read moretasting, and they were not busy at all. The gal behind the counter was very kind and explained to each wine to us and how it was named after the three daughters of the owners of the winery. The view is beautiful and the wine was tasty. Since it is after harvest, they had sheep wandering around the vineyard, it is an organic winery so they said the sheep were fertilizing. I believe it is also woman owned. They also have hairy coo cows. My friends are in the area for a few months and really like this winery a lot. I'm glad they shared it with me.

"Good Value in Great Location" Five to ten minute walk to…read morehistorical part of town (3rd Street) where there are very nice restaurants A mile north of Linfield College Jack & June are the nice owners Refurbished nice, older home with lots of wood finishings and antiquities e.g., Victrola 2 bedrooms with SHARED bathroom/shower/bath Healthy breakfast options Recommend this place for base camp for Willamette Valley wine tasting or parents of Linfield College students

This place is wonderful. If you are looking to stay in a local B&B with just a short walking…read moredistance to downtown McMinnville and not far from some local wine tasting spots.....this is your place. The owners are very welcoming laid back people. Perfect place!! Perfect location!! I highly recommend!!

Bella Collina is a little haven nestled in a wine country. The staff are lively, enthusiastic, and…read moreaccommodating. The rooms are very clean, spacious and comfortable. We especially appreciated heated bathroom floors, double showerheads and the lavender bath salts for a bath . The pastoral sunset views from the room calms the soul. The breakfasts are a special event that we looked forward to. They make it fresh and hot every morning at 9am. Inkeeper Sherwood loves to explain every item he made for you. They make delicious juice and coffee. There is always snacks and tea in the house. There is also wine hour daily. They were sweet to reserve our parking by an electric charger since we have an electric car. We highly recommend staying here! One of the best B&B's we've stayed at!

Oh My Goodness, this is a most beautiful place, you absolutely cannot beat the vista. These are the…read morethings that keep it from being 5 star: The hot tub off the suite had WAAAYYY too much chlorine in it--it made my eyes water. Also there was no real place to put the cover of the hot tub! And the jets on one side didn't work. There was no social hour on the night there! Thought there would be, as it is advertised, but nope, I guess it depends on things we can't imagine. Still would return, but just wouldn't pay twice as much for a suite with a dysfunctional hot tub and would make sure ahead of time that there is actually a real social hour. Did meet 4 people during "social hour time" who would've liked too...

The most amazing stay! Honestly, I can't even call it just a "stay" -- it was an entire experience…read more Between staying in the beautiful silos, wine tasting right on the property, visiting all of the farm animals, the resident cats wandering around, and simply exploring the gorgeous grounds, there was always something that made being here feel special. It was also genuinely dog-friendly, which made the experience even better for us. We were able to have Penny with us and never felt like bringing a dog meant missing out on the property or the experience. And the breakfast! A five-course breakfast that was genuinely AMAZING and easily one of the highlights of our entire trip. Everything was so thoughtfully prepared and absolutely delicious. The wine tasting was another highlight. There's something pretty special about being able to spend the day enjoying the property, tasting their wines, visiting the animals, and then just walking back to your silo afterward. It made the whole stay feel relaxed and completely different from a typical hotel. What really made this place stand out, though, was the people. Everyone we interacted with was incredibly kind and welcoming. I honestly don't think I've ever stayed somewhere that made us feel so at home. The entire property has this warm, peaceful, comfortable feeling to it -- half the time we didn't even think to lock our room because we felt that safe and at ease here. I loved every second of our time at Abbey Road Farm. My only "complaint" is that we didn't book a longer stay! This was so much more than somewhere to sleep -- it was one of those places that becomes part of the trip itself and a memory we won't soon forget. We absolutely cannot wait to come back. Five stars doesn't feel like enough.

This little place is perfect for a night away. Absolutely adorable and very clean considering this…read moreis an active farm. We particularly love the breakfast!! Considering how good the breakfast is, I don't know how they even make money. We would gladly pay more!!

I'm staying in McMinnville for several months, and started out looking for corporate long-term stay…read morehotel with a kitchen. No such luck. My colleague Paul started looking at the vacation rentals, and pointed me to the Pinot Quarters. What a find! Since I'm renting for months rather than days I got a rate that is MUCH nicer than the daily. But it wouldn't be bad for a daily rental, especially for a family. You'll be getting the second floor of a spacious gingerbread Victorian house that was built in the 1920's and recently renovated. There are two bedrooms and two hide-a-beds, so it seems like the place could sleep somewhere between five an eight, depending on how 'friendly' everybody is. The kitchen is well equipped except for pots and pans. I've got one frying pan and one small sauce pan. There's a stove, microwave, dishwasher and disposal. The kitchen table is small for more than two people. There is a large bathroom with two sinks, toilet, shower and a large soaking bathtub which is sadly not jetted. There is no garage but you do get off-street parking. Almost enough towels for a rugby team. The parking garage across the street is a bit of an eyesore, but c'est la vie. The house has lots of nice little architectural details, like the sun windows on the corners of the house, antique door handles and stained glass. The windows are large and plentiful so the place is glowing and warm on sunny day. I'm enjoying my stay here, and dreading the day when the 'wine country' tourists arrive to pay full price, and I have to decamp to a hotel.

We had such a wonderful time staying at the Franziska Haus! Brigitte and Clark were superb hosts…read more The home is a log cabin style home. Everything is very clean and comfortable. It is easy to have a good night's sleep here. It is very quiet. We loved Brigitte's breakfasts. Each morning she and Clark would say hello and then Brigitte would cook a fresh made breakfast for us! Everything was excellent. We especially loved her homemade granola. We will certainly return next time we visit the Willamette Valley in Oregon. You will not regret staying with Brigitte and Clark at the Franziska Haus!!

Had a wonderful and all too quick stay here over the weekend. We were graciously upgraded to a…read morenicer room because it wasn't booked. It was big, airy, and lovely! The hosts are very kind and the breakfast was wonderful. We enjoyed our stay!

This is a new and exceptional inn, set on a hillside in wine country with an impeccable view of the…read morevalley. Luxury is the key here. Exceptional service and rooms with lots of appointments. Breakfast is included and prepared by one of wine country's best chefs. What makes it even more amazing is the setting. There are paths through the woods and an adjacent regenerative farm with plenty of things to explore. It even gets better, a nearby tennis/pickleball court is part of the program. It's an amazing place and is already getting national recognition.

These flats are beautiful!! We just stayed one night here but We chose the 4th flat which was…read morebeautifully decorated and I love how the owners of the flats leave you with a yummy chocolate piece and a bottle of wine that was delicious. Our view was on the corner of the Main Street of McMinnville so you can see people walking around and other shops ! There a perfect place to stay if you want to be right downtown. Only negative I would say is the place needs a deep clean .. there were cobwebs on the picture frames in the living room and the floors was dirty as well. Other then that we would definitely stay here again !

Great food and good wine! The service was great and the people are nice. Will definitely come back!read more

This little gem is a must see when spending time in the Willamette Valley. Yoka and Keefe are…read morewonderful hosts. The Dutch theme in the house (105 years old) is really special. Sanitization and all precautions taken to insure the safety of the guests. Beds are supersoft and extremely comfortable. Garden room downstairs near the back patio area is a great location. The morning breakfast also fabulous. Fantastic hosts. Close to local eateries.

Jokes and her husband were amazing! I highly recommend this place. The breakfast was healthy and…read morefantastic. The bedding was so soft and comfortable! Five stars from me!