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My husband and I recently spent two nights at McMenamins Edgefield to celebrate our birthdays. While the property has its unique charms, our experience was a mix of wonderful amenities and significant disturbances. The Highlights * The Saltwater Outdoor Pool: This was the absolute highlight of our stay. The water is kept at a perfect 38°C (100°F), making it incredibly relaxing. I highly recommend visiting after 8:00 PM when the pool becomes an 21+ area. * Thoughtful Details: The robes provided were high quality and very comfortable. Pro-tip: Be sure to bring flip-flops for the walk to and from the pool area. * Art & Dining: The murals throughout the hotel are fascinating to look at. We also had great experiences at the on-site bars and the Black Rabbit Restaurant, where both the food and the service were excellent. The Room & Stay Quality We specifically booked a room with a private bathroom and shower. However, most rooms at this location utilize communal facilities. Unfortunately, our room was located very close to the shared bathrooms and lavatories. Due to a complete lack of etiquette from other guests using those facilities, it was extremely noisy throughout the night. Because of the poor sleep quality and the noise levels, we likely won't be staying here again. It's a beautiful property, but the layout and noise issues made it difficult to fully enjoy our birthday celebration.
I've always loved the quirkiness of McMenamins. The art, all of the fun lighting features, the beautiful old buildings, they're all fun. This was my first time at Edgefield and it didn't disappoint. My company held a meeting there was was served lunch. My chicken, poles broccoli was delicious!! Highly recommend it!!!
The bar was excellent. One of the best old fashioned I've ever had. They also had a terrific black bean burger and superb Cajun fries. Portions were huge and prices very fair. Bar tender was lovely and friendly. Service was fast. Hotel makes you feel like you're going back in time. I hung out here while my friends went to a concert
Edgefield is a super cool property! Historically, it was a "poor farm" where folks of all professions and ethnicities lived in order to get a "leg up." It was a 300 acre farm that at one point had over 600 folks living and working there. In the 70s, private nursing homes and in-home care was more accessible and so the place closed in 1982. It went into disrepair until the McMenamin brothers purchased it in 1990. They started with the winery, then a brewery, then a distillery. They added pubs and movie theaters, and eventually lodging. They built out the rest of the property into a full hotel, many numerous bars and restaurants, gardens and shops, a golf course, a spa, and of course a really cool concert venue. When visiting, it's well worth doing the art & history tour if you have the chance, OR the makers tour. Both are interesting and informative and will earn you a unique stamp on the McMenamins passport. You can truly spend a whole day here, or more if you stay overnight! The food and beverage will be familiar if you've been to other McMenamins properties.
I haven't stayed at McMenamins Edgefield, but I have attended a summer outdoor concert here. (I've stayed and eaten at many McMenamins properties over the years.) We love an outdoor concert, so almost automatically we appreciate the venue, set just outside of Portland. It's a casual setting, organized with plenty of food, beer, wine and cocktail stalls, rental seating that you book ahead, a large stage and big grass seating area. There is a covered pavilion for people with disabilities to sit away from crowds. We found it comfortable and not too crowded in the grass area, on rented chairs, with room to spread out. They have plenty of portable toilets and places to wash your hands at the back of the venue. Things ran smoothly during the show, but lines were long for food and merchandise. It was on leaving the venue that we encountered a 2 hour wait to leave the parking lot. That was slightly insane. They had staff organizing auto departures, but there has to be a better way to do it. This was so painful. Another area for improvement: food options were pretty disappointing. Lines were long, with offerings like mediocre pizza, hotdogs, hamburgers and just-okay bbq falling into the "about what you'd expect" territory at a typical sports venue, but not from a restaurant & hospitality company. Drink options were better, with signature cider, beer and cocktail offerings, but these required a separate line. Food options should be improved. We enjoyed the show and the setting, but exiting this venue was tough. When leaving a parking lot takes one to two hours, it takes away from the overall concert-going experience.
We went to McMenamins for wine and whiskey tasting. We left with a few bottles to take back home to AZ. Before leaving we stopped into another bar on the property called, the Rabbit Bar. My husband had an old fashion with their whiskey in it and I enjoyed an espresso martini. We stopped into the gift shop and took a nice walk on the property. It is a beautiful place and nice to walk at night. The restaurant smelled delicious, so we may return for a meal before we leave.
We enjoy coming here for an overnight trip, soaking in the spa and eating dinner at the Black Rabbit. We have had a couple issues with the quality of the food, but they have made it right when it's happened. The ambiance here is incredible, even in the deep fall. In the summer the garden flourishes!
Good food at the power house pub with very friendly service. The front desk and gift shop staff were very welcoming. Love the outdoor fire pits and they need more of them. The soaking pool is incredible but they need better lighting on the path, more robe hooks around the perimeter and staff to clean up all the plastic cups. I would hope visitors would clean up after themselves but you can't fix people. Overall a wonderful stay and enjoyed meeting friendly guests throughout our time.
I've not stayed here but definitely would. The hotel is large and located on a beautiful plot of ground. The garden area is beautiful and they have lots of awesome spots to eat and drink. In the two times I've been, I've only eaten and had some drinks so that's what my review is based on. On my most recent visit, we dined at the Loading Dock Grill. It's an outdoor restaurant with seating in a garden type area that is beautiful in nice weather. The service was great and the waiter was friendly. I started with a Blackberry hard cider. It's super good and refreshing. Nice flavors. Highly recommend! For dinner I ordered the Bahn Mi Blitz Chicken sandwich: crispy chicken tossed in a sweet Thai chili sauce, imperial dragon aioli, pickled daikon carrot slaw, fresh cilantro, and jalapenos slices. I opted for the Cajun tots as a side. The sandwich was fantastic. They were out of the aioli but I honestly didn't miss it. It had great flavor and I enjoyed it. The Cajun tots were also good. Overall, zero complaints and it was a great first meal in Oregon to kick off my vacation. I'll definitely return on my next visit and hopefully I'll get a chance to try out the hotel.
Love this place and the whole concept! Beautiful grounds, lots of fun things to do, different places to go for food and drinks. I came to the winery area to do their wine tasting while watching a live music performance. The band was the How Long Jug Band, which was super cool. We got the red wine flight with the meat and cheese board. Everything was yummy! relatively affordable, around $40-50 for two people. Of the four wines, the 2021 Fennwood pinot noir was definitely my favorite, perfect balance of tartness and fruit flavors. I definitely would come back!
(From August 2024) Many Oregonians are familiar with McMenamins, the multi-purpose venue that's a hotel, golf course, restaurant, brewery, event space, and concert venue all rolled into one location. Edgefield is the concent venue which I had the pleasure of attending back in late August for the 311/AWOLNation/Neon Trees show. As many of you know, 311 is the band I travel for so when I saw they would be performing in this neck of the woods during my time in Portland, I had to get my ticket to check it out. I was pleased with the show; very good sound quality and the concert goers were friendly and pleasant. Also props to the security team and the crowd for helping the girl near me get medical attention after she was dehydrated and near unconscious. The area is can be confusing to navigate to find merchandise, drinks, or restrooms; be sure you follow the signs. Definitely recommend the VIP area since you're up close and don't have to deal with large crowds. I wouldn't mind coming to another show here. Pretty good!
We did the long spooky trips tour last night. Highly recommend. The price was very reasonable, in addition we got to try some cider samples along the way. Our tour guides were knowledgeable and fun. It was fun seeing parts of the property you may not normally get to see.
The food is consistently good. Each bar was unique and cozy. Chilly day so we were grateful for the wood burning stoves and fire pits. All of our bartenders were pleasant and attentive. Saw new spaces that we have not seen before.
We came to McMenamins Edgefield to attend one of their concerts on the lawn, Earth Wind and Fire. We read up ahead of time and saw that we should show up early and make sure to only bring the specified items on the website. Everything from the towel size to the clear bag listed online made getting through security easy and helped us get a prime spot. The concert itself was great. Lighting, sound and the vibe of everything was fantastic. We were disappointed with the vegetarian options available for purchase inside the concert venue. An overpriced baked potato and a store brand veggie burger felt subpar compared to other food options. Unfortunately, we could not bring food from all of the pubs and bars into the concert venue so it made it a little difficult. You really have to enter 2 hours before the concert to get a good spot, meaning you are there during dinner. That being said, the concert was great. The location is fun to walk around and includes a golf course, outdoor dining, and lots of little pubs and secret spots. The food is typical for McMenamins and the art both inside and outside makes it a unique Portland experience. My favorite part of all McMenamins sites is the history for the location. The local historical society was selling a book for $5 that told the history of the site, including its days as a poor house, a jail, and lots of other stories of the past. I would love to go on a historical tour, but for now to stroll the book and walk around the property was a treat. The lines were long because of the concert to get drinks everywhere so we opted for cold brew coffee on nitro at the little coffee cart inside the main lodge. We sipped our coffee and walked around and it was lovely. By read more
4 months ago
I typically won't go to any McMenamins as service is slow and non-existent and food is okay, even thought it takes to long to arrive. The Chardonnay was the best part. Very good, but it was $16.25 for a 9oz pour...it should be good. The small Caesar with Grilled Chicken was ok. But again, $16.00 is too expensive. I did look further and saw that the Cheeseburger, with Fries and a Pickle Spear is $25.00. No way. My server was Adam. I hope this is a short term gig for him as he was non-existent...which is what I expected. His lack of attentiveness to me was horrendous. I will not return to any McMenamins, as I stated at the beginning, service is slow, food is okay and it has become too expensive. read more
Woah!! Just check this place out if you can. It's a winery, microbrewery, artisan show, venue, etc. that used to be a poor farm way back in the day. True to McMenamins form, they've beautifully kept the bones and spirit of this place while elevating it. I was there for a Flamenco festival and it was amazing. We ate at the pub afterwards, and had excellent service. Food was great. Every orifice of this venue is painted in a colorful way that represents its history. Also, it is without a doubt haunted. read more
My husband and I recently spent two nights at McMenamins Edgefield to celebrate our birthdays. While the property has its unique charms, our experience was a mix of wonderful amenities and significant disturbances. The Highlights * The Saltwater Outdoor Pool: This was the absolute highlight of our stay. The water is kept at a perfect 38°C (100°F), making it incredibly relaxing. I highly recommend visiting after 8:00 PM when the pool becomes an 21+ area. * Thoughtful Details: The robes provided were high quality and very comfortable. Pro-tip: Be sure to bring flip-flops for the walk to and from the pool area. * Art & Dining: The murals throughout the hotel are fascinating to look at. We also had great experiences at the on-site bars and the Black Rabbit Restaurant, where both the food and the service were excellent. The Room & Stay Quality We specifically booked a room with a private bathroom and shower. However, most rooms at this location utilize communal facilities. Unfortunately, our room was located very close to the shared bathrooms and lavatories. Due to a complete lack of etiquette from other guests using those facilities, it was extremely noisy throughout the night. Because of the poor sleep quality and the noise levels, we likely won't be staying here again. It's a beautiful property, but the layout and noise issues made it difficult to fully enjoy our birthday celebration. read more
I've always loved the quirkiness of McMenamins. The art, all of the fun lighting features, the beautiful old buildings, they're all fun. This was my first time at Edgefield and it didn't disappoint. My company held a meeting there was was served lunch. My chicken, poles broccoli was delicious!! Highly recommend it!!! read more
The bar was excellent. One of the best old fashioned I've ever had. They also had a terrific black bean burger and superb Cajun fries. Portions were huge and prices very fair. Bar tender was lovely and friendly. Service was fast. Hotel makes you feel like you're going back in time. I hung out here while my friends went to a concert read more
Edgefield is a super cool property! Historically, it was a "poor farm" where folks of all professions and ethnicities lived in order to get a "leg up." It was a 300 acre farm that at one point had over 600 folks living and working there. In the 70s, private nursing homes and in-home care was more accessible and so the place closed in 1982. It went into disrepair until the McMenamin brothers purchased it in 1990. They started with the winery, then a brewery, then a distillery. They added pubs and movie theaters, and eventually lodging. They built out the rest of the property into a full hotel, many numerous bars and restaurants, gardens and shops, a golf course, a spa, and of course a really cool concert venue. When visiting, it's well worth doing the art & history tour if you have the chance, OR the makers tour. Both are interesting and informative and will earn you a unique stamp on the McMenamins passport. You can truly spend a whole day here, or more if you stay overnight! The food and beverage will be familiar if you've been to other McMenamins properties. read more
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I haven't stayed at McMenamins Edgefield, but I have attended a summer outdoor concert here. (I've stayed and eaten at many McMenamins properties over the years.) We love an outdoor concert, so almost automatically we appreciate the venue, set just outside of Portland. It's a casual setting, organized with plenty of food, beer, wine and cocktail stalls, rental seating that you book ahead, a large stage and big grass seating area. There is a covered pavilion for people with disabilities to sit away from crowds. We found it comfortable and not too crowded in the grass area, on rented chairs, with room to spread out. They have plenty of portable toilets and places to wash your hands at the back of the venue. Things ran smoothly during the show, but lines were long for food and merchandise. It was on leaving the venue that we encountered a 2 hour wait to leave the parking lot. That was slightly insane. They had staff organizing auto departures, but there has to be a better way to do it. This was so painful. Another area for improvement: food options were pretty disappointing. Lines were long, with offerings like mediocre pizza, hotdogs, hamburgers and just-okay bbq falling into the "about what you'd expect" territory at a typical sports venue, but not from a restaurant & hospitality company. Drink options were better, with signature cider, beer and cocktail offerings, but these required a separate line. Food options should be improved. We enjoyed the show and the setting, but exiting this venue was tough. When leaving a parking lot takes one to two hours, it takes away from the overall concert-going experience. read more
We went to McMenamins for wine and whiskey tasting. We left with a few bottles to take back home to AZ. Before leaving we stopped into another bar on the property called, the Rabbit Bar. My husband had an old fashion with their whiskey in it and I enjoyed an espresso martini. We stopped into the gift shop and took a nice walk on the property. It is a beautiful place and nice to walk at night. The restaurant smelled delicious, so we may return for a meal before we leave. read more
25 days ago
3 months ago
We enjoy coming here for an overnight trip, soaking in the spa and eating dinner at the Black Rabbit. We have had a couple issues with the quality of the food, but they have made it right when it's happened. The ambiance here is incredible, even in the deep fall. In the summer the garden flourishes! read more
1 month ago
Good food at the power house pub with very friendly service. The front desk and gift shop staff were very welcoming. Love the outdoor fire pits and they need more of them. The soaking pool is incredible but they need better lighting on the path, more robe hooks around the perimeter and staff to clean up all the plastic cups. I would hope visitors would clean up after themselves but you can't fix people. Overall a wonderful stay and enjoyed meeting friendly guests throughout our time. read more
1 year ago
I've not stayed here but definitely would. The hotel is large and located on a beautiful plot of ground. The garden area is beautiful and they have lots of awesome spots to eat and drink. In the two times I've been, I've only eaten and had some drinks so that's what my review is based on. On my most recent visit, we dined at the Loading Dock Grill. It's an outdoor restaurant with seating in a garden type area that is beautiful in nice weather. The service was great and the waiter was friendly. I started with a Blackberry hard cider. It's super good and refreshing. Nice flavors. Highly recommend! For dinner I ordered the Bahn Mi Blitz Chicken sandwich: crispy chicken tossed in a sweet Thai chili sauce, imperial dragon aioli, pickled daikon carrot slaw, fresh cilantro, and jalapenos slices. I opted for the Cajun tots as a side. The sandwich was fantastic. They were out of the aioli but I honestly didn't miss it. It had great flavor and I enjoyed it. The Cajun tots were also good. Overall, zero complaints and it was a great first meal in Oregon to kick off my vacation. I'll definitely return on my next visit and hopefully I'll get a chance to try out the hotel. read more
Love this place and the whole concept! Beautiful grounds, lots of fun things to do, different places to go for food and drinks. I came to the winery area to do their wine tasting while watching a live music performance. The band was the How Long Jug Band, which was super cool. We got the red wine flight with the meat and cheese board. Everything was yummy! relatively affordable, around $40-50 for two people. Of the four wines, the 2021 Fennwood pinot noir was definitely my favorite, perfect balance of tartness and fruit flavors. I definitely would come back! read more
(From August 2024) Many Oregonians are familiar with McMenamins, the multi-purpose venue that's a hotel, golf course, restaurant, brewery, event space, and concert venue all rolled into one location. Edgefield is the concent venue which I had the pleasure of attending back in late August for the 311/AWOLNation/Neon Trees show. As many of you know, 311 is the band I travel for so when I saw they would be performing in this neck of the woods during my time in Portland, I had to get my ticket to check it out. I was pleased with the show; very good sound quality and the concert goers were friendly and pleasant. Also props to the security team and the crowd for helping the girl near me get medical attention after she was dehydrated and near unconscious. The area is can be confusing to navigate to find merchandise, drinks, or restrooms; be sure you follow the signs. Definitely recommend the VIP area since you're up close and don't have to deal with large crowds. I wouldn't mind coming to another show here. Pretty good! read more
We did the long spooky trips tour last night. Highly recommend. The price was very reasonable, in addition we got to try some cider samples along the way. Our tour guides were knowledgeable and fun. It was fun seeing parts of the property you may not normally get to see. read more
The food is consistently good. Each bar was unique and cozy. Chilly day so we were grateful for the wood burning stoves and fire pits. All of our bartenders were pleasant and attentive. Saw new spaces that we have not seen before. read more
1 year ago
We came for the Spooky Ghost Tour and stayed the night. We had an amazing experience with Drew and Carly as our guided ghost tour team that showed us around the property and gave all the little juicy secrets about the ole poor house. Our room was in the old infirmary, which made our Halloween visit to Edgefield that more spooky.. After our tour we changed into our complementary robes and made our way to the soaking pool. It started raining on us as we soaked which made it that much more magical and daring.. Then we dried up in our room and caught a quick game of pool at Jerry's. The next morning, we enjoyed a great diner style breakfast at Black Rabbit and then made our way to the pop up Samhain bar by the golf course. Enjoyed a couple signature cocktails in the spooky mugs for sale, the one with the red bell pepper was the best! The bartender was so cool and she talked us into playing a 9hole of golf. It was my first time playing and wouldn't you know it, I got a hole in one on the 7th!! All while puffing on a Cohiba. Best Trip Ever!! read more
1 year ago
One of the best music venues right outside of Portland. It's always dialed, the service & teams are so great, there's always good food, I mean it's quick but it does the job done. You get access to everything on the property so plenty to do, drink and hang. Love going to shows here and always love staying here as well! read more
1 year ago
9 months ago
This last weekend was my 4th stay at Edgefield and let me tell you all my favorite things plus a few extra tips! - The vibe is perfect for anyone who is tired of the standard hotel. So much art to look at, curiosities tucked in every corner, space to roam and explore! - Get the passport to make your stay even more rewarding and fun! I love the scavenger hunts and the stamps force you to do things you might not normally do on your own accord. - The full pitch and putt course is a relaxing and a fun way to spend a few hours. It was only $25 per person and took us 3 hours. - I signed up for the Makers Tour and highly recommend it! Lots of tastings and great historical facts along the way. - The soaking pools at night were perfect to relax muscles right before bed plus no kids after 8pm. - This hotel doesn't revolve around children. The movies that were showing were rated R and most of the pubs and pool hall are 21+. Kids are welcome - but I've never seen that many kids around which I like, personally. - It's very Dog Friendly!! - The live music is incredible. I've been here for big concerts on the lawn plus mini concerts down the winery hall. They were all amazing. - It can get noisy between 7-11pm especially in weekends! The building is old - not sure about insulation and things! Bring some earplugs, a positive attitude and maybe enjoy an extra drink! Or go during the week for a quieter experience. - The food is a bit pricey but if you are doing the passport it makes a little more sense. Some of my favorites are the Cajun Tots, Portland Dip, any Burger, and the Bagel and Lox Breakfast is Incredible!!! read more
4 months ago
Booked an overnight stay. Ate outside. Got terrible food poisoning. Both of us were sick ALL NIGHT. Had to cancel tour, massages, concert the next day. So gross. Very disappointed. We told the front desk and there was no offer for compensation. Ps. If you're going to sell bad food you really should sell Imodium in your gift shop. read more
8 months ago
Good vibes at Edgefield. So much to do on the property. Golf, Wine Tasting, Bars, a movie theatre, they have it all! Service is great, very attentive staff, and the bartender at Jerry's Ice House made us a good looking old fashioned (bit too sweet but that's alright, might go with rye next time) read more
The hotel was packed and sold out for the evening that I most recently attended a concert, but I have gotten to stay in the hotel before. There is such a huge variety of amenities to take advantage of. Multiple restaurants and bars, movie theatre, vineyards, soaking pool, golf course, and more! Although it is a more adult-centric hotel it is also family friendly. The staff here is also great. I have always had a great time here eating, drinking, and exploring the property with family and friends. It is also very convenient to have a hotel to stay at right after a concert! read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
Lowest stress concert location ever! Do recommend arriving early, reserve chairs from the venue. Lines are long but move quickly. Recommend eating before you arrive as the food on site was mediocre at best. Towels allowed are small towel size and not beach towel sizes. People were respectful and rarely stood up in the concert which was refreshing. Beautiful venue nestled in the trees. read more
1 year ago
Last night we wandered over to McMenamins Edgefield in Troutdale. Once a county poor farm in 1911, it's now a favorite destination for its quirky hotel, restaurants, taprooms, spa, and winery. We started with a cozy dinner at the Black Rabbit, then wandered through the gardens. We ended the night in the underground winery, sipping a cold cider while listening to the soulful voice of Jacob Westfall. Edgefield always feels a bit magical and is a perfect getaway, even if it's only for the evening. read more
1 year ago
I love Edgefield. The property is beautiful and its awesome you can walk around and have a drink and see cool different types of art as well. The food however is the big question mark. Especially at the power station, it is literally hit or miss. I've had a pretty Good meal or left hungry and disappointed. Unfortunately my last dining experience was the latter. My burger was way over cooked. Like extra well done. All I tasted was char. The service is pretty attentive and has always been friendly. If the food was more consistently good I would rate much higher. The menu is good its just they need to foycys on quality control. I did come for a concert and the performer did not disappoint but the venue for me is only okay. I don't love how the chairs are set up or that you have to buy rental chairs if you don't pay the premium. At this rate I just wish they would build a permanent venue with seats. read more
6 months ago
O McMenamin's, you continue to impress yet disappoint me, confound and bedazzle me. My latest trip to the sprawling Edgefield compound was not for a concert this time, but for a couple day trip to relax in the Columbia River Gorge. It's a great base camp for adventures into the Gorge and so yes, I stayed over in the hotel portion (part of the main lodge building) for the first time ever - but I'll get to that shortly. First let's tackle the Black Rabbit restaurant or rather the bar area of said restaurant where I had breakfast one morning. It's also in the main building and as with all McMenamin's properties, the ambiance here is a total delight, with rustic old architecture paired to interesting, highly creative artwork....I felt like I could sit here for hours. The service, I gotta say, on my visit was 5 stars exceptional: I was left wanting for nothing, even though the staff was clearly slammed on a Friday. True pros, through and through, from the drink orders to the check ins to the serving, it was all spot on. The food, on the other hand, not so much; I had your basic 3 egg scramble with toast and sausage, and the eggs --sad to say -- were hard and flavorless, and the toast, like cardboard. Def not worth the $19, but I tipped well because the service was just so friggin good. And the hotel part? Again, charming artwork in old rustic rooms, but as a place to sleep, it just sucks. The rooms, though fairly decently sized, aren't at all soundproof so you hear everything that happens outside your door and window at all hours, and the bathrooms are communal shared affairs where you have to walk down the hall with a key card every time. Even at 3am. No thanks - especially for the price they charge. That said, the grounds here are delightful and the Rubys soaking pool in the building down the path is super cool. Just temper your expectations, pick your experiences (I.e. stay in a different hotel) and you'll have a good time. read more
4 months ago
Nice stay at McMenamins! Not only was it whimsical, relaxing but fun. Spa, had a nightcap, saw a movie with dining all in one location. Especially loved walking around in the terry cloth robes. Service was excellent at the Rabbit and movie theater. Love the theater has an option to enjoy your meal while watching the movie. Hope to be back for one of those concerts. 2024, Free parking. read more
7 months ago
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Is this a good place to take photos?
It depends on what type of photos. Photos of zoo animals? No. Photos of unique buildings? Yes. Photos of people? Yes. Photos of gardens, or other flora? Yes. If you're talking about taking pics of someone specific and posing them in various…
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Yes you can order to go food. Just call what restaurant you want to order food from and they can take care of you.
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Do the rooms have outlets in them?
All rooms have outlets. None of them have bathrooms, sadly. Some of them have sinks though!
We are thinking of doing a 50th birthday party at your hotel in 2018 in July and would like to know the best time (i.e., how far in advance) to book rooms since we'll probably need between 6 and 10 rooms?
At least 60 days. Especially during summer..... they are usually booked for events each weekend. So if your thinking summer, you'll want to call and get on a waiting list or book out at the end.
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