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The Allison Inn and Spa

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Angela V.

I am not sure what happened this morning, but booked my mom for Mother's Day which also falls on her birthday 2 weeks ago- Celebrating today. We sat for 30 to 45 minutes before anyone coming to our table and had to call someone over. 15 minutes later we got coffee and water. The food was cold - they did bring us nice pastries as an apology but after sitting that long and having other time commitments- it made it hard to make it right. What happened?? Also no acknowledgment of her birthday which they normally do and why I book there (for the food and that she shares Mother's Day and her birthday on the same day I look for something special to make her feel special). Definitely the worst time I have or my family has been there. $250 plus later- rushed- service not on par- not worth it and will be looking elsewhere to make my mom feel special In the future.

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Tom C.

Stayed 3 nights. Beautiful boutique hotel with spa and wine. Most luxurious hotel in willamette Valley.

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Laura A.

This hotel was delightful with walking paths, gardens and vineyards. They had a window seat that looked onto the grounds and a fireplace for the chilly nights. The bathroom was a good size with the tub away from the shower. Our room was nicely furnished. The mini refrigerator was an added bonus. They welcomed you with a snack basket and waters. They also had wine glasses and a wine opener. They provided daily room service and a nightly turn down service. Parking was nearby if you chose not to valet. Valet service was prompt. The check in process was quick and all the workers we came across were friendly and helpful.

Sunrise from our balcony.
Mark G.

Here for three days in the middle of our Willamette Valley trip. It is mid-September. The place is high-endy with many staff always ready to assist. We parked ourselves but there were valets all over, and checked into our room which was ready a bit early. We have a suite on the fourth floor looking East. We saw a couple of fabulous sunrises. We had a few dinners and some breakfasts while here. The food is wonderful all farm-to-table. They have a great lamb loin. The Marionberry jam with breakfast was unique. We were told you can find it all over the state. Service is top notch although we did experience a few issues at breakfast. They were all resolved satisfactorily. Managers are regularly checking in to see if we need anything or have any issues. Room service and housekeeping is top-notch. This is a very nice place with beautiful gardens, sculptures and other art everywhere. Very relaxing and refreshing. They have a Spa but we did not use it. There is a vineyard and winery on site, Rain Dance Vineyard and it was a short walk from our room. On our second morning we saw the grape harvest from our balcony. We would stay here again when in the area. Mark & Nancy.

Nespresso espresso in the comfort of our room, in front of the fireplace
Mar K.

Pretty much the perfect spa. My small party and I loved everything about it. The occasion was a girlfriend's birthday, and she had previously stayed...and enjoyed the complementary spa facilities so much that she insisted we needed to as well. First thing in the morning the birds' songs were so impressive. One of the video clips records their amazing calls. The high-end amenities hit the spot in the morning: Nespresso coffee and espresso pods allowed us to sit in our bathrobes without having to leave the deep comfort of our room...cups in our hands as we sat in front of the fireplace and next to the window looking out at the beautiful vineyard that our balcony opened up to. The sense of ease and respite were amazing. There were delicious complementary snacks as part of our welcome. Some of us took a walk and discovered fresh quince hanging ripe on the trees outside. When we were done with our coffee, we slipped into the bathrobes and slippers provided and walked leisurely down to the spa area. The sound of the indoor fountains and visuals of the shallow rock pools were immediately mood setting. The spa staff were welcoming and informative: we decided we would just enjoy the sauna and a steam room. One of my favorite things were the iced face towels, waiting between the steam room in the sauna: they knew exactly what we would need. Staff are very attentive and replenished the cold towels regularly. One of the most satisfying things about the sauna was how much heat was generated when water was poured on the hot rocks. Real heat: not disappointingly tepid as some saunas can be. And the steam room was lavish with steam and the uplifting scent of eucalyptus. We spent the morning (2 1/2 hours) between those two complementary spa features, only coming out to cool down in the single-gender resting area, where we could enjoy some tea and order drinks, if desired. We didn't even make it to the indoor pool. I don't know of a better spot for the kind of experience we were able to indulge. I think that's the highest compliment I can pay. Honestly, the only thing that would be better is if the price could be a little more reasonable to be a little more affordable. At ~$600 a room we were only able to do one night. But in a heart beat we would've loved to be able to afford to stay another night. We promised each other we'd tried to come back next year.

Deluxe King Room
Dana B.

I have to admit that reading through some of these reviews gave me pause. For a brief moment, I started to wonder if I'd make a mistake in booking a stay for our 15th anniversary. But I'm happy to report that all fears were erased immediately upon checking in and being escorted to our room. We arrived to the property at about 9pm so it was dark and we couldn't see much as far as the exterior goes. But we knew it was nice by how we were greeted by valet and the front desk and promptly escorted to our room. The valet provided us with a room tour and gave us all the information we needed to get settled in. We received a welcome amenity (bottle of wine) for our anniversary and a lovely card, as well as local chocolates filled with caramel. The snack basket was another highlight, filled with local goodies including Kettle Chips, which I had no idea were made locally in Salem, OR. The rooms are very generous in size with a wardrobe & large dresser drawers, robes & slippers, a nice dining area, a wet bar with a coffee machine & mini fridge, a seating area by the fireplace and a cozy window seat. The large windows and generous balcony provide tons of natural light. And lucky for us it was raining during our stay so we got to take advantage of the fireplace in August. The rain also made for a perfect spa day. I got to read my book in the women's lounge, seated right next to the patio so I was able to relax and hear the soothing sound of the rain. The spa is beautifully designed and very tranquil, with various water features throughout to create a relaxed ambience. I opted for a signature hydra facial and my husband got a joint & muscle rescue massage. Both of us thoroughly enjoyed our spa services and connecting after in the coed lounge before retreating back to our room to get ready for dinner at the on-site restaurant (which I'll cover in a separate review). Upon checkout we decided to finally take a walk around the property. Because it's built into the hillside, there are some nice inclines and stairs that make fit a great workout. The paved trails are surrounded by lush landscaping and sculpture art to enjoy. Overall I highly recommend this property, because of its beautiful location and outstanding service, for a special occasion or just if you're in need of some R&R. :)

The Allison like many hotels, spas and businesses is a tale of pre and post Covid. Pre Covid the Allison was A++ post Covid it's C+ at best. The spa sucks now, they have a spa-cafe, they had us order a cheese plate several days in advance because they want to pre make it. Plastic wine and champagne glasses. I get it things are difficult after Covid but at this price point at this establishment level you've got to do better. An example on the Oregon coast The Stephanie Inn - they are not as premium of building and architecture but they absolutely nail hospitality- it's not cheap either but we keep going back...the Allison needs to get back to hospitality and catering to their customers instead of opening a lame spa cafe... We tried brunch - it was sub-par as well. This is all very disappointing... We'll give it some time before going back or recommending it to friends and family.

Winter B.

The Allison is such a beautiful spa. Everything about it is gorgeous. The spa is surrounded by valleys and trees. There are walking trails all around. The interior is super nice and clean. I came here for a day trip but you can stay overnight for a minimum of two days. Me and my family got facials and sugar scrubs. Both were amazing! Employees were so friendly. Great spa experience.

Lovely place
Lorena G.

If this post could include "smells" I would include that. That air smelled like heaven, cool, cris and just the right touch of forest. The views from our room were just gorgeous, green rolling hills for miles! We stayed here for the husband's birthday and had dinner twice at Jory. Once in our room, but still delicious food! The drinks are also fabulous and strong! Very well made. They also have a wonderful well curated wine selection. You can't pick a bad bottle! Between waking up to chirping birds, a gorgeous view and penthouse room full of amenities and goodies, I don't know what part we enjoyed the most! So worth the splurge!

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Beautiful resort excellent service. The grounds are perfect. Great selection of wine and food. $$$$

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Lovely venue , service is excellent and food is good! We prefer the brunch as it is not as eclectic as. The dinners!

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