Beautiful old world hotel, and the staff like Craig, Niki and Betty were wonderful! The breakfast…read morewas sad and not good.

They are taking good care of this historic building. It's 100 yr anniversary this year!…read more Many different decor styles but makes sense with the change of ownership over the years This is my second time staying here The rooms are tiny Quiet at night even street side on a Monday night. No plays on Mondays Hard to turn around in the bathroom. We asked for one with a shower instead of step in tub. Glad we didn't have a wheel chair to work with cuz both rooms we have stayed in would not have worked. The staff was friendly , the maids friendly Just wish they would wait atleast til 9 before moving the furniture in the next room instead of 7 am The air conditioning does keep it cool. At 75 had to turn the fan off occasionally cuz it got too cold and I like chilly when I sleep. The breakfast is a deal for $5 but kind of got turned off when I saw staff replenish bread products with bare hands rather than gloves or using utensils. Will probably go to coffee shop across the street in the morning

It really does startle me that, not far from the hub of Ashland which offers delights such as the…read moreShakespeare Festival, that a hotel with so many rooms and amenities is available for a pretty reasonable price. We arrived at just before 4 on a relatively warm Tuesday after battling the large trucks on I-5. Staff was competent and welcoming, and gave us detailed instructions on how to access our room. After situating ourselves, we took full advantage of the pool and subsequently, the hot tub. Feeling fully refreshed, we would have dinner in the separately reviewed on-site eatery, then go into town to enjoy our show. Sleep was effective, and we were refreshed for our next big drive. If the pool isn't sufficient for your needs, there is also tennis, and easy access to a pizza pub and coffee cart. Need a reason to return! Only regret is not taking any photos, which will be undone on that next visit.

Initially seems like a charming, 50's motor inn. The front desk is warm and helpful. However, we…read morerequested a "king suite" for more $$ than a standard room. We were put at the back of the property in a VERY tired room. I will attach pictures. The room looks like all of the furniture came overly used from a thrift store. The layout of the room doesn't make sense. The "kitchen" is very poor, no dishes, pots or pans, no dish soap. The bathroom is very poor, the shower didn't have much water pressure, it felt icky! The towels are thin and small. All of this and in the small print on a piece of paper in the room tells you they don't clean the room unless you stay for 3 days AND request they clean it. We made reservations for this hotel 1 1/2 months before we planned to stay there. We were going to go to plays at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival. After we saw how poor the room was, we asked to move. There were not any other rooms available for the time we were there. We had stayed in another building at this hotel 4-5 years ago and it was nice. This is the reason we booked here again and we thought a "suite" would be great. It wasn't. We will never stay here again, so disappointing.

Really impressive looking Best Western. It looks like a Bavarian Chalet. Nice and clean too. So…read moremuch foliage. A lot needs to be trimmed back but it's nice and lush. We got a ground floor, Dog Friendly room but it was just across from the pool where people were bring loud and annoying. I guess if my dogs were loud and annoying, then it would be drowned out by their ruckus. Ha ha! The floors are carpeted so hopefully your pet won't have an accident. I love that this one has a gym. I think its a first for me at one of these Best Westerns! It's a decent gym. I've seen worse. But I love having the option to go to the gym!

If you're looking for a high-end place, walking distance to downtown or not a fan of dogs, this…read moremay not be the place for you. I keep this a solid 4 star simply because the staff was outstanding incredibly helpful and they truly were dog friendly. The rooms while little dated, they were clean and comfortable. This may also be because we required a dog friendly room. That they gave us a pet pack, which included a sheet for my dog to sleep on. Might only complaint is the parking lot is a little tight and our room was on the first floor near stairs. I'm just not a fan of being on the first floor so that's a thing and not the hotels. I would definitely stay here again

Ashland Creek Inn is probably Ashland's finest when it comes to accommodations. It has been our…read morechoice for decades when we come to catch a few plays, play outdoors, go wine tasting, or just enjoy one of the many restaurants on this beautiful small city in Oregon. It is situated on I-5, surrounded by mountains on a very fertile area with a variety of agricultural products grown in this area and north of here. It is also the home of the renown Shakespeare Festival. The Ashland Creekside Inn offers beautifully themed suites (10 suites) with balconies next to Ashland Creek. It is a 5 minute walk to Central Ashland with a well manicured welcoming park with walking trails and local activities. We spent 3 nights in the Normandy Suite with a French motif: the imported French furnishings, the decor all tie in to make you feel like you could be in Normandy, France. Every morning you are treated to a gourmet breakfast. Yesterday we started with coffee and a carrot, turmeric smoothie, followed by a bowl of sliced strawberries with a small amount of simple syrup and goat cheese. Then we were treated to blue corn pancakes with pine nut butter and thick slices of bacon. What a way to start the day! Limited parking, or you can park on the street in front of your suite if your are one of the lucky ones.a great place to stay. $$$$. Get your reservation in months in advance if you plan to stay here.

Great location, interesting rooms, and accommodating staff. I stayed in the Copenhagen suite, and…read morethere was a temporary problem with the AC, but the staff did everything possible to make it right. I really appreciate all the effort, and ended up really enjoying my stay. The breakfast was accommodating to any dietary restriction as well.

place is fantastic, nary a complaint... recommend Room 2, the sleeping porch............read more

What a special place to stay while you enjoy your time in Ashland. We arrived past 5pm so we…read morechecked in by ourselves. It was a seamless experience with the keypad and our room was gorgeous. We stayed in the Captain & Lizzie McCall Suite. It is simply stunning. The king bed was wonderfully comfortable and the furniture and decor was lovely. We thoroughly enjoyed the delicious chocolate chip cookies and milk too. Breakfast was yummy too and right on time. The coffee was strong and food arrived promptly (perhaps the bacon was a little dry- but otherwise very well executed). I appreciated their communication in the days approaching our stay. Everything was seamless, comfortable, and relaxing. Exactly as we expected. highly recommend!

Stallion Fertility Clinic turned into bed & breakfast of my dreams!…read more -gorgeous, nature serene setting -sweet landscaping with garden, waterfalls, ponds, heated pool, gazebo with fire pit, ducks, deer & more -main house with beautifully decorated common rooms & fireplace -adored my room, such a romantic get away with windows into nature -haute cuisine for breakfast in a dining room full of decorative delights -less than 10min drive into heart of Ashland which is a gem itself -electrical charging station with room for everyone -super helpful, Ashland recommendations rich staff This was a special treat for myself that went far beyond expectation. I look forward to going again. ps. ignore audio in that the pool is heated! I was the only person I saw taking advantage even tho it's a beautiful one. I will swim @ least once/day next time.

Also immeasurably wonderful is the service!!! Our brunch waitperson Monica always delivers the…read morejuices of choice and then comes the extraordinary cuisine. Each brunch a delightful experience in the most beautiful setting and scenery:-) Even the creative folding of the beautiful linen napkins and the creative, playful salt & pepper shakers on each table. The coffee/tea service is just the beginning of the day w/ huge, warm Buttermilk Biscuits or Scones! Happy to be home safely, but missing this fine Inn.

Dinner at Inn was excellent Breakfast each morning was…read moredelicious Staff was friendly Duet Suite was spacious, quiet & clean We will be back!

Everything is top notch first class here! Lovely gardens sparkling clean rooms comfy beds…read more Great people Laurie Michael and Drew do it right! Our all time fav in Ashland for pretty close to 40 years! Thank you all!

Lovely, Lovely establishment. Comfortable beds. Fantastic kitchenette. Peaceful surroundings…read more Gorgeous bathroom. Great Wifi. And wine glasses?!? Who does that? Incredible staff: helpful, kind, responsive. Linda, the GM, is on top of things. Front desk gentleman (Mason?) is top notch. Mere steps from Southern Oregon University. If you haven't stayed at The Palm yet.....I forgive you. But please do better! (For your own sake). I will certainly be back here again. The ambience is just what you'd want.

Quiet. Secure. Incredibly comfy bed, pillows, and bedding. Bathroom completely remodeled and…read moreamazing.

Wow! What a hidden gem. Nestled in natural gardens/water features thru out the grounds, this resort…read morehas a variety of room/cabin types. We stay in the spa bungalows, with the room jacuzzi's. I know, you're saying to yourself, "Ew, gross," but far from it. These are pristine clean, any temp you want , all jets working and strong. The rooms are immaculate, cold air conditioning, exercise room/laundry, pool and spa, free cookies, $5 breakfast ( we didn't have). The staff is welcoming. Reasonably priced, five minutes from Ashland. Pass on all the other hotels! We are making this our place.

We were on a long driving trip and decided to splurge…read more The not-so-good: For corporate management: Please don't nickel-and-dime your guests. On top of our $370 room rate, we were charged an additional $20 resort fee upon arrival. Yes, it is disclosed on the website, but we didn't notice it. Approximately only 6% of hotels charge resort fees and they are widely considered a deceptive price rip-off. We were also charged $5 per person for breakfast. Again, given the price of the room, it would be a much better customer experience to simply include breakfast in the room rate rather than adding another charge. We may have decided not to stay at $400 a night, but it would be honest pricing on behalf of the hotel. For the on-site management: There is also room for improvement in hospitality. The resort fee states, among other things, that "There is a $20 daily use fee which covers Afternoon Tea & Cookies." We checked in around 4:30 and went to enjoy the afternoon tea and cookies, which are advertised as being available from 3-5 p.m. There was no hot water at the tea station and only two cookies remaining. I asked the staff member there how there could be so little left at 4:30, especially since check-in begins at 4. I was told they could get more hot water, but that the amenity was primarily for guests staying more than one night. They did bring out more hot water, but no additional cookies or baked goods. Really? There was no backup supply? This was the only resort-fee amenity we tried to use, and unfortunately, we weren't able to enjoy it as advertised. Our second disappointment was the in-room tub, which ran out of hot water before it was even half full. A relaxing bath was one of the main reasons we chose to stay here, so that was particularly disappointing. The good: The grounds are lovely, the room was clean, and the property was very quiet. After experiencing two instances of things running out, I read some of the other online reviews and noticed that several guests mentioned breakfast running out as well. We therefore arrived right when breakfast started, and fortunately, it was good and there was plenty available throughout our breakfast. Overall, this could be a lovely splurge, but at around $400 for one night, I expected a little more attention to the details and a better overall hospitality experience.

I couldn't disagree more with the "paper-thin walls" comment--I love my room! It's incredibly…read morequiet, and I haven't heard a thing. In fact, because the building is older and beautifully refurbished, it feels even more solid with a strong foundation and frame. The space is full of charm and thoughtful touches: * Colorful, welcoming walls that give the room character * A super comfy bed and pillows for a restful night * A dog-friendly experience--Monty was welcomed with a cozy bed, a treat, and poop bags upon arrival! * A gorgeous clawfoot bathtub--such a treat! * A well-equipped communal kitchen with dishes, soap, and everything you need * Friendly text massage from host with suggestions for where to walk Monty and the door codes Overall, an amazing stay in a spacious and inviting room. Highly recommend!

Wow, wow, wow!!! I would highly recommend staying here - our group of 8 was STUNNED when we walked…read morein. Such a cool vibe with gorgeous artwork and amazing attention to detail on the decor. We opted for 2 of the bunk rooms, which were even more luxurious than we expected (Twin XL beds, super spacious, and Pendleton blankets, say what?!) and for such a fair price. Also, the little shower bags they provide are such a nice touch, and I love the focus on sustainability too! The owners Jay and Andy have done an incredible job, and I could not speak more highly of them. They really know what they're doing, and they're such friendly, helpful, kind, and interesting people. The Columbia Hotel is also centrally located in Ashland, which was especially key as we're all hiking the Pacific Crest Trail and needed to do our "town chores" like resupplying, mailing packages, etc. Can't wait to come back someday!