Absolutely Loved this place! We went as 4 families and rented the Majestree, Pleasantree and…read moreTreeroom Suites. We used the Treeroom as the base for cooking n gathering as a large group. Obviously when you see the Majestree, everything else pales in comparison, which is their best property onsite, and the Pleasantree looked a bit small n not so spacious but it is what it is. Majestree is so spacious n luxurious. The view here is so gorgeous especially in spring. The staff are so amazing including ziplining staff - ziplining is expensive here compared to other places but the experience was simply amazing with their Big Dipper. One of their key highlights is their amazing spread of breakfast - the best I've ever had at a bed n breakfast. One of their chefs is a young girl Eden who is so skilled and talented and even willingly shared her recipe for lavender cake when I told her how awesome it was. All the staff are really friendly. In fact they kindly agreed to refund 80% of our ziplining fee when one of their coins kids were scared after the practice ziplining abd refused to continue. No one would do that. Some of us did horse riding, and they loved it as well. Would love to return sometime! My husband n I came back here after 13 years and none of our friends were disappointed.

Absolutely not. The room we had couldn't be locked from the outside, so good luck securing your…read morebelongings. The decor is 1980's homeless shelter. There was wiring on the suspended walkways to our room that was exposed to the weather (and protected by a discarded Amazon mailer). None of this was disclosed on their website or the booking confirmation. It was entirely unacceptable, particularly for a price of over $200 for a room that was worse than a Motel 6 (at least their doors lock). We stayed for 20 minutes. I strongly DO NOT recommend.

Great! We were going to visit family in Cave Junction and…read morehad planned to stay in Grants Pass, and luckily found the Kerbyville Inn! This is a little different than a typical motel - you pay a cleaning fee as part of the room. The room we got had a huge jacuzzi tub (we didn't use). I did find it a little difficult to maneuver - my knee was bothering me so getting myself up and over the side of the tub to take a shower was challenging - there is also a pretty high step just to get up into the bathroom. There is a nice little kitchen area with a small fridge, sink and table - we were only there for one night so we didn't have a chance to use it. I did use one of our beach towels to cover the bottom of the shade where it didn't quite go all the way down to the windowsill. I think the couch was a fold out bed but we didn't check. We appreciated how quiet and low key this place was and the location was great for visiting Cave Junction. Will visit again next time.

Recently stayed here for a wedding near by!! Wish I had taken pictures! Very clean, friendly owner,…read morehighly recommend!!

Owner response that the Chef was informally adding truffles to friends plate needs a response…read more We had no idea that table side truffle service was not standard procedure. We ordered same dish, but did not receive table side truffle. Best to treat your customers like friends in a public setting! Happy to hear you only charge extra when upgrading rooms and that it is against policy to give credit for changing to a less expensive room? Nice?

We absolutely love Tu Tu' Tun Lodge. My wife and I have stayed and dined here 6 times now, and each…read morevisit keeps getting better. The setting along the river is peaceful and beautiful, the rooms are comfortable and thoughtfully designed, and the entire property has a calm, refined feel that makes it easy to unwind. The restaurant is outstanding -- consistently fresh, creative, and perfectly prepared. You can really tell the ingredients are high quality. Every meal has been memorable, and the service is always warm, attentive, and genuine without ever feeling overdone. What really sets Tu Tu' Tun apart is the consistency. It's rare to find a place that delivers such a high level of quality every single time, but they do. this is one of our favorite destinations and we'll definitely be back again.

Very nice location to stay, the Hotel lobby is very comfortable, nice warm fireplace at night…read more Beer and Wine available in the afternoon in the lobby, played cards at a window table. We enjoyed our room, it was a good sized room, floor a little squeeky but what do you expect from an old Hotel. Dinner was oustanding, the seafood pasta was flavorful and a very large portion. My wife's salad was excellent. Pricing was a little high but the wine pours very generous. It was nice and quiet as only 2 other tables were occupied. Had a nice evening stroll after dinner and because you are so remote, was amazing to see so many stars in the sky. Will definitely stay here again!

I have not personally stayed on site…read more My experience with venturing over before/after the Caves tour is what I will go off of. The gift shop employees are always helpful and are often locals of the town at the bottom of the mountain and will offer up other interesting spots in the area to go to as well as a restaurant to visit before you head out of town. The small diner has a delicious very fresh blueberry bagels and English muffins. Often times I have had them not taste so fresh when visiting a place that is not in town. The fine dinning experience in the evening is gorgeous! it over looks the trees. and being able to take a glass of wine with you up to the main lobby to sit by the massive stone double sided fireplace and take in the scenery is a very simple and relaxing experience. Because the road to the Caves and Chateau is so mountainous- it does not get plowed in the winter so aim for late spring- mid/late fall to visit. Always check their website. The staff will also entertain you with ghost stories of Elizabeth- nothing too gruesomely haunting.

We stayed one night Labor Day weekend 2015. Dirty carpet, holes and small blood stains on the…read moresheets! The shower was falling apart and very hard to operate, dirty wash cloths with globs of hair in them and dust. Old Electrical cords rigged together. I would not recommend this place to anyone except for my enemies.

Stopped here on my way to see the Redwoods. Was pleasantly surprised at how quaint this place was…read more The staff is very friendly also.

This is the best place! The owners are wonderful and so friendly. The view is out of this world…read moreamazing! I've never stayed at a place that I wanted to stay at forever and ever until now. They make you feel like family, the rooms feel like home and the sunsets over the ocean every night are the most breath taking. I will come back here over and over again for many years to come. Thank you Jim and Sue.

A great escape, bring the groceries and your set. Cozy, comfortable, clean and even reasonable…read moresummer rates. The kitchen set up was old school and designed for such units, the bathroom was big and shower centric with plenty of Big new towels. The grounds overlooked the beach, are grassy and have all the right fixins (lounge chairs, picnic table and fire pit) with, of course a trail to the beach filled with wonderful flowers. This is a great Motel. If you find yourself driving 101 near the California/Oregon border, I say check it out, it might be the escape your looking for. Cool Points - Family Friendly Plenty O Towels Pet Friendly (no extra charge, but only 2 pet dedicated rooms) Great Beach & Grounds Reasonable Rates

This was an amazing find for a hotel in Grants Pass. Welcoming, homey, friendly. Wine reception at…read morehappy hour, cookies and milk later in the evening, and breakfast included. Plus, a large room and an EV charger on property. And a charming walkway to a great restaurant on the river. Highly recommend!

I'm sad to report our stay was less than stellar. The stars are only because the view was…read morespectacular. The river flowing by. The bald eagles in the trees across from the hotel. Not really an obnoxious traffic noise. The rest of the stay .....meh. Check in was fine, efficient and courteous. The desk clerk didn't go out of his way to make us feel welcome or anything, but that's ok given the age we live in. Noone goes oit of their way to be friendly anymore. One of the room keys didnt work when we got to the room, but that wasn't an issue really, since the second key worked fine. Upon entering the room, we were immediately met with a strong "mopped floor with dirty wet mop" smell. You know the smell i mean. The pillows (or maybe the sheets?) also smelled ....uncleaned. Not fresh at all. On our return home from a long day in the sun, neither of the room keys worked. We were also locked out of using the door to the elevator so we had to schlep our weary bodies around the length of the hotel parking lot to the front desk where we were greeted with a " I'll be right back sign" at the front desk. Yup. We had to wait in the non air conditioned lobby for the front desk person to get back. It was the icing on the cake of a bad experience. When we returned to our room, my husband racked his elbow on an obtrusively placed cabinet causing a bloody bruise to swell up. The cabinet placed, mind you, not at the center of the wall between two beds to allow safe passage into the room, but on the foot of one bed, in the entranceway. Picture below. This property has been our favorite for years. They recently changed ownership. The staff walks around like zombies and never crack a smile. If they dont want to be there, then why should we come back? Especially now that the property has had a blood sacrifice. Such a shame. Because I'd do almost anything just for the view.

This small only 15 rooms Motel is really nice, both inside and out. Each room has a different name…read more(e.g.: Mona Lisa, Serenity, etc. Mine was Starry Nights though, after not sleeping the night before, my night here was anything but starry). Unlike some of the other reviews, and the pictures that show it, they have upgraded the rooms with flat screen TV and remodeled bathroom (even though there's no countertop, there is a set of shelves that work just as good). My room and bathroom were spotless from what I could see. A very nice place to stay for a few days, if necessary. The Wi-Fi, is free and works well. And, if I remember correctly, it is secured (sorry, but I went about 32 hours without sleep. So, I don't recall exactly, as I didn't use it long). The only problem that I was able to find, is that they don't start serving breakfast until 0800. So early eaters will probably have to go out for breakfast (see my review for the Powderhorn Cafe). And, with the wine classes at they have available, it might make a nice anniversary getaway, too. I'll post pictures later, as I have to transfer them from my laptop to this phone first.

Grants Pass has a large variety of motels and it seems I find a new gem every time I visit. The…read moreBuona Sera Inn is just that kind of place. It's a very quaint old school motel oozing character. Margaret, the current owner, told me that the motel was built in the 30s and then the other half was added in the 50s to create the motel's current horseshoe shape. The motel has been updated many times over the years and mixes vintage with modern very easily. There are only 15 rooms, but each one is unique, with some having full kitchens and bedrooms. There are painted murals of vines and such on the walls, and the rooms come with bathroom, shower, kitchen (with eating utensils and plates) fridge, microwave and even a dining table. The bed was comfortable if not a bit too squishy. It's all done in the style of the old motels where you parked in front of your room. Jackie, the check in lady, was helpful and kind and made checking in a breeze. It's located on one of the main streets in Grants Pass and is within walking distance of a bunch of helpful stores and restaurants. With all this charm and very affordable pricing, this is my new go-to motel in the Grants Pass area.

An excellent choice for a bed and breakfast on the Coast! An impressive sized home that is not at…read moreall "fancy", but meticulously maintained and in immaculate condition. Richard and Ana stay onsite. After being welcomed, shown our room and given a quick tour, we only saw them again at breakfast the next morning. THE BREAKFAST: Wow, just wow. I'm a foodie so when I go somewhere to eat it better be something I can't easily replicate at home. Ana really out does herself with a multiple course breakfast. Very filling, clean eating, freaking DELICIOUS! Everything from the delicate slightly-sweet breads to the hearty main course which always includes eggs in some form, to the fresh fruit to the handmade desserts accompanying every breakfast. The coffee is safe (not too strong, not too weak, not at all bitter). They also offer loose leaf tea if coffee is not your thing. VERY HAPPY with Breakfast prepared by Ana. Breakfast is worth the trip all by itself *YUM* Their attention to detail is exhausting. There are too many amenities to list and even little snacks on tables though out the house. We had access to a full sized fridge/freezer downstairs as well as use of a microwave and toaster oven if we needed it. I can't think of a single thing that we needed; Richard and Ana have thought of everything that you might need during your stay. Arky's uses Hotel quality sheets and towels (all 100% cotton). The bed in the garden view room was incredibly comfortable (king: bamboo pillowtop mattress) with an additional bamboo mattress topper. Plenty of pillow of various soft/firmness. I wouldn't change a thing. I slept like a rock. I'm not sure how many rooms they rent out each night, but there seemed to be different couples and even an entire family staying during our time there. Never once did we hear anyone else in the house unless we left our room. I would DEFINITELY RECOMMEND this place over staying at a local hotel; they are priced about the same.

We stayed at this B&B for a day on our way to Oregon as part of PNW road trip. And our only regret…read morewas it was just a day! Rooms have amazing views of the lagoon and ocean, the property and rooms were well maintained and kept clean. They had thought of everything for amenities. We were pleasantly surprised by the homemade Chinese breakfast food that was served. The hosts were so friendly and warm. Will come back again!

been staying there for years I love this place. Closest spot to the beach with the nicest beds…read more Great restaurant across the street.

**Great location, disappointing stay**…read more I've stayed at the Beachfront Inn before, and its location is hard to beat. It sits right on the beach, and falling asleep to the sound of the waves is wonderful. Unfortunately, that was about the only thing I enjoyed this time. I decided to splurge on a suite, but I regretted it. For one of the more expensive rooms, it was in surprisingly poor condition: dinged furniture, rusty air vents, a gouged floor, ripped carpet, stained curtains, and sliding glass doors that were so cloudy I had to open them to enjoy the view. The bathroom appeared to have been recently updated, but I found long strands of hair in it. The service was disappointing, too. At check-in, I was told matter-of-factly, "We don't clean rooms during your stay!" I was there for the better part of a week. If I wanted cleaning, I had to request it a day ahead; otherwise, I could go to the front desk for supplies. Having worked in hotels, I understand that housekeeping costs money. Still, after booking a suite, I didn't expect to have to go downstairs for fresh towels or toilet paper. One afternoon, a nap was interrupted by loud talking outside my room. When it continued, I looked out and found a housekeeper talking on speakerphone. Checkout summed up the stay. The only thing I was asked was whether I wanted a copy of my receipt. There was no question about my stay and not even a thank-you. I'd enjoyed this hotel before, which made this visit especially disappointing.