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    Hayli Z.

    I got a deal to stay at the garden and do their tulip package to get tickets to the Woodburn Tulip Festival and it was an amazing experience. Not only do you get free admission to their garden, you got admission to the nearby tulip festival with a complimentary glass of wine. They also partner with a lot of nearby wineries to do free and discounted wine tastings with proof of your stay. They have complimentary breakfast that overlooks tbe gardens and an on-site lounge that does entertainment and happy hour specials. The room we got was in a cabin that jad 4 different rooms to a building and it was so spacious, large bathroom, a fireplace, a little backyard area amd a table inside. We also did the dog package add on bag included bags, a bowl and a toy. The only thing with that was the toy was a lot smaller than what it looked like in the photo so kind of small for any dog bigger than a terrier. Everything else was great though and I would definitely stay again with another package deal.

    The rooms are in little quadplexes, which adds to the privacy and is also very convenient for parking.
    Carmen S.

    The room was very nice, and so quiet! The breakfast buffet is definitely a notch above the usual hotel breakfast, and in a really pretty space. The gardens are also gorgeous, and you get free entrance to them when to stay here. If we're in the general Salem area again, we'll choose this over Best Western for sure.

    Chandra F.

    We loved staying here. It was nice, quiet and roomy. Our room was clean and there was a nice deck in back. Lots of free parking and the breakfast was delicious and the dining area had a beautiful view. Staff was always friendly and we would definitely stay again when we visit the area.

    Elderberry - Room 125
    Craig F.

    A very nice, relaxing oasis to slow down life just a little bit. Nice that we were able to check in a bit earlier than the normal 3 PM check in time. Desk staff was quite friendly and helpful. Their online pre-check-in process is arguably a bit invasive, but speeds up the check in process dramatically. I guess you can decide whether it's worth it to upload a copy of your drivers license to facilitate check in. Here's a tip: sign up for the club to save on your room rate.

    Original bratwurst and fondue selection.
    Hazel H.

    We stayed here for one night for the Christmas market. Everyone was friendly from checking in to the resort for our one night stay to checking out the next day. Our room was steps away from the entrance for the Christmas market. It was so nice to see all the lights while sipping on some warm mulled wine. We didn't care much for the bratwurst's the bread was cold. Would have been better heated up. You could tell with one of the breads they just took it apart with fingers instead of cutting it with a knife. That's how cold the bread was. My bread was falling apart and couldn't eat it properly with the sausage. Maybe next time we will just eat at the lodge vs the little markets.

    Breakfast station 1 of 3

    Christmas lights: Stunning. worth going, themed Christmas lights areas. Free live music. Enclosed tents for eating with space heaters. Stores selling German style food, drinks and merchandise. The restaurant in the main building: Croutons in the salad are stale. To me the food is not worth the price and not too tasty. Resort: Decent size. Big counter in the bathroom for personal stuff. You can see Christmas lights right on the balcony. Bed is comfortable. Things are good except there are ants. See the videos I took. The rooms are on the bottom floor surrounding by dirt and plants, not too surprised to see some ants. Complimentary breakfast items: Scrambled eggs Sausage Oatmeal Granola Yogurt Tea Coffee Orange juice Apple juice Toast Orange wedges Apples Cereal of 2 kinds Coconut muffin Cranberry bread

    Warren B.

    Went up to the Oregon garden for a company Christmas party. Wow! It was great . The grounds looked beautiful with all of the lights and displays . There were tons of staff who were all very helpful, and so friendly . The whole campus was very well organized , lots of signs around and there were a lot of staff around to help you find your way . I was very impressed. Thanks so luck for all of your hard work, it shows .

    Holiday Light Display from our private patio (walking path leads to the holiday market)
    Madison M.

    We came here for the German Holiday Market event that happens annually during this time of year. The front desk guy "Tony" told us about it during our last visit and it sounded like a unique holiday experience. Tony was not wrong *WOW*!! I'm pretty sure we had one of the best rooms in the house for the Christmas Lights!!! Our private balcony had an elevated view of the Xmas Light path that leads to the Holiday Market. The light display covers the entire area and are on until 10pm. It definitely gave us cozy Christmas vibes. I don't think that any photos could possibly do this event justice. We came during the week to avoid the crowds and I could not be more pleased with our experience. This event is unique and festive. The light displays alone are worth the trip and stay. The room was clean, spacious, comfortable. The gas fireplace provides both heat and ambiance. We didn't hear any noise from neighboring rooms which is really nice. Everything about our stay and the grounds exceeded our expectations. The nighttime hot tub was just the icing on the cake :)

    Tiny microwave and refrigerator
    Stephen K.

    The Oregon Garden Resort is pretty average as far as hotels go. There are many different buildings, each with several rooms, and you'll be provided with a map at check-in showing you which building is yours, and how to drive there. The signage on the buildings is TERRIBLE, though, and almost impossible to read after dark (it's far easier during daylight). The building number signs are metal that are offset from the building, and are backlit. This is less than optimal. The rooms themselves are adequate, reasonable clean, and in a reasonable state of repair. The furniture and fixtures look pretty dated. Each room has a gas fireplace, with no apparent controls. Mine was off all night, and spontaneously turned on at about 4:00 AM. The shower in my room had a few long black hairs stuck to the side, which was pretty off-putting. Ice machines are outdoors, as are vending machines. There is a bar / restaurant on-site, which is passable, but definitely not a destination. Each room has its own private patio, which is thoughtful, but takes on a "horror movie" sort of atmosphere at night. The Oregon Garden Resort is one of very few hotels in the area, so there's not a lot of competition, and it shows.

    Wood rot on outside thresold.

    An once beautiful resort has fallen on hard times. Staff tries hard but the resort is threadbare. Wood rot and mold on the thresholds. I still enjoy walking in the gardens. I miss the clean, well run resort of yesterday. It was a favorite of ours. There needs to be improvements before can we return.

    Ants on the bed
    Theresa E.

    So the stay was okay. Everyone seemed really nice. Cute restaurant and good breakfast. When we first arrived I noticed a a couple ants here and there in the room. I thought nothing of it as we are out in the wilderness but the morning we woke up to check out we found ants covering the bed! On myself, my fiancée and my 6 month old baby! We packed up asap (6 hours earlier then planned) and went to the front desk where a Garrick didn't apologize just said since we booked through a third party they wouldn't do anything. So I contact hotels.com and they tell me they have to contact the hotel and when they did would only refund $20. So don't spend your money and read the other negative reviews because they are all true.

    Dining room

    If I could give 6 stars I would. excellent value..$165 for a room overlooking the wedding garden, clean, spacious. The checkin was fast, the clerks pleasant. The resort grounds beautiful, manicured and clean with foliage and flowers galore. The plus is it is right in the Oregon Garden, free to get in as a guest. A must see but suggest you take the tram(stops at 3:30, makes no sense if you check in at 4:00), then walk it. The restaurant for dinner I would give 4 stars for quality( all are window seats to the garden). Ribeye steak was so so, heard a waitress suggest the beef medallions. The salmon was very flavorful with citrus sauces but a little tough, not as flaky as it shouldn't be. Attentive waitresses. We will definitely return.

    The only photo I took. After I slept in bed.
    Brooke N.

    I found this place by accident looking for a place to stay late at night. I got a good deal on a 3rd party app. I didn't check in until 11pm. The front desk person was so extremely nice. I think jer name was Kalina. She was sweet and gave me ideas to do locally next day. My room was spacious and clean. Ate a free breakfast in morning. I wish I had arrived earlier to take advantage of the pool area. I went and visited the Frak lloyd home next day which is near by

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