The owners don't respect privacy and are invasive also very money hungry and pushy about purchasing…read moreextra services

Absolutely exceptional!…read more Great accommodations, great grounds and surroundings, great people. Very well equipped plus a few very nice surprises!

Very clean house, very comfortable lodging with so many amenities to list. Very gracious hosts and…read moreconvenient location as we were passing through from Crater Lake to Portland. We have traveled around the world and utilize lots of different types of lodging. One of the reasons we enjoy staying at B&Bs versus hotels is the interactions with the owners. It's a great way to learn more about the area and people and creates a more memorable experience. And our stay at Terraluna Inn was exactly that and one of our favorites. We stayed for one night on our Oregon road trip after a day at Crater Lake. From before our stay even began, we had good communication with our hosts. Generous house tour and beautiful garden. The owners have thought of every little touch and the attention to detail from a service and hospitality perspective was superb. Welcomed with blueberry sangria, a treat after we returned from dinner and ice cold water at bed were just some examples. We would absolutely stay here again.

We stayed last year over the Labor Day weekend and it was a very pleasant stay. The Innkeepers were…read morevery welcoming and wonderful in that they truly cared about their guests. We were pampered with the hospitality, wonderful handcrafted, homemade breakfasts. The Inn was beautifully appointed and superbly clean while having a home like feeling as you walked in the door. This inn is a hidden gem. It was a two day stay that was so relaxing. We would return and would highly recommend this to friends, family and anyone looking for a great place to stay in Roseburg, OR.

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our visit at the Hokanson's Bed and Breakfast. It's a quaint and…read morebeautiful little neighborhood B&B. Our host and owner John Hokanson was very hospitable and friendly. We definitely enjoyed chatting with him and his breakfast was delicious. I definitely would recommend staying here and whenever I'm back in Roseburg again I'll be sure to visit again.

Beautifully restored and decorated Victorian house over 130 years old. John the owner is charming…read moreand a great cook--we had two of the most amazing breakfasts of our lives, with fresh fruit, waffles and whipped cream, and omelette and bacon and sausage the second morning. It'd be a terrrific romantic place for a bride and groom to stay on their wedding night. A very special place!

Rustic hotel. The new owners treat you like good family. Very affordable. Highly recommende.read more

Lovely place lovely people! Keeping the community connected is their specialty!…read more Can't wait to visit again!

We were driving through the area and decided to stop somewhere quiet and naturalistic to chill out…read morefor two nights. I saw some very positive reviews for The Weasku Inn on the Rogue River, so I booked it. I am SO glad I did! The lodge is nostalgic of days gone by, built in 1924-- so quaint and lovely. On arrival, a warm staff met us and we checked in to a picturesque cabin facing the river. Perfect! King sized SUPER comfy bed stacked high with lovely quilts. The cabin featured a lovely mountain-style, working rock fireplace with a comfy couch facing the fireplace, looking out onto the trees with the river beyond. The cabin had everything we needed to make our stay comfortable. The Weasku offers "appetizers" in the evening--which really is more like a meal. If you are still hungry after the appetizer hours, which we were not, restaurants for dinner are just a quick 5 minute drive away. There is a bar available to purchase wines, beer and ciders, if you wish, available all day long with complementary coffees and teas, as well. And the FULL breakfast is SO well done; not like those plastic, poorly done "breakfasts" served at many places--THIS is a proper, complete breakfast meal. There is a fire pit for evenings and complementary "s'more"kits are available for toasting on the fire. The Weasku staff were so warm and friendly and all seemed to be pleased to see us! We will most certainly return to this lovely spot. If what you want is a respite from the crazy, a quiet cozy place to relax and comfortable accommodations, you will love The Weasku. Amenities worth mentioning: Cabin includes: *TV *Hair dryer *Complimentary Wi-fi *Charging station for

I saw the many rave reviews and decided that this must be "the place". I'm going to be as objective…read moreas possible while setting the record straight- the staff were all good, and offering breakfast, appetizers and cookies/fire/s'mores in the evening was a really nice touch. As others have mentioned, the breakfast wasn't great, but we were travelling with little kids so having something to get the day started is really important (A for effort, C- for execution). They had a decent selection of beer and wine to order in the evenings (at reasonable prices for a hotel). The grounds were pretty nice. Things fall short of expectations when you get to the accommodations and location. Our cabin felt old and dilapidated, not "historic" in the sense of the Ahwahnee Lodge (Yosemite) or Lake MacDonald Lodge (Glacier). You walk in to a slightly damp environment that smells a bit like septic mixed with old camp fire. The couch, and carpet were pretty gross. Beds were mediocre, and although the sheets looked clean, the setup wasn't exactly confidence inspiring. Rooms are not cleaned daily, and since we have little people in diapers, we opted to just put the trash can outside. Perhaps the worst part was that we were put into the AFrame cabin with no possibility to change rooms (that's not what I booked). There's a steep ladder that leads to the second bed upstairs. This arrangement is not realistic or safe with toddlers. Overall, everything was just, kinda... shabby. "Historic" in the context of the Weasku is a euphemism for "run-down". As for location, if you think you're going to be right on the Rogue, you'd be mistaken. There's an irrigation ditch that runs directly behind the cabins, fed by a pump house about 100 yards away. If you do walk down to the river, be careful because this section is very dangerous/inhospitable. The river is really swift there, so it's not good for fishing (yes, no fishing spots there!), not good for kids, no beach stuff... but plenty of spiked berry brambles and poison oak if that's your thing. Road noise is constant and detracts from the vibe of peaceful seclusion. Interstate 5 is hidden by trees just on the other side of the river, so you'll hear that all night long. As for Grants Pass, unless you've got a reason to be there, you'd be better off somewhere like Ashland. The Weasku served our needs, and we all escaped without bedbugs or scabies. Would I stay again? Not if you paid me. Rating reflects great staff and nice grounds, with negative stars for accommodations.

Finished our road trip from California so me and the boyfriend stopped by here since it's on the…read moreway back to his home. We didn't sleep here but we dined here for lunch. I called in around 9am to make a reservation and Wendi (the Owner) gladly took us same day for a 12:30pm slot. I told her my boyfriend has some food restrictions like he doesn't like mayo so she was able to make some sandwiches without it. She asked if we want the Princess tea ($35 per head) or the Queen tea ($40 per head) so we chose the Princess set. An hour later we arrived to the The Painted Lady Tea house! Mostly street parking but it's not busy so it was easy to park in front the house. The house entrance had two doors but for some reason the first door you see is locked so you enter the right door side as their entrance. The ambiance of the place was super pretty like each section of the house had different themes. Wendi greeted us and said we can sit anywhere in the house. There was two other groups that was dining and noticed they were wearing cool hats so my boyfriend chose to wear a Jester hat and I chose to wear a frilly flower hat. I saw one group eating the Queen tea set so I asked Wendi if we can change our meal plan to that instead and she was able to make the last minute change. We chose to sit in the green room because it was very earthy, decorated with plants, and had small water fountains. Here is what's inside the modified Queen tea set meal: Appetizer -2x Ginger scone -2x Lemon scone -English Tea -Side of sugar cubes -Side of creamer Entree -Croissant sandwich (Ham, cheese, tomato, leafy greens, mustard, mayo) -Egg sandwich -Curry chicken salad sandwich -6x cucumber cream cheese sandwiches *no mayo* -2x crusted egg quiche -Green grapes -Chocolate dipped tangerines -2x Chocolate crunchy dipped strawberries -2x Chocolate drizzled strawberries Dessert -2x Strawberry ice cream cake -2x Oreo cheesecake My boyfriend got a whole Croissant sandwich since the other sandwiches contained mayo. He ended up not liking it because he didn't know there was mustard in it so he just wiped it off and didn't want to ask for a new one. Most tea places I've been don't usually add mustard into their sandwiches so maybe next time I should've said no sauces or all sauces on the side. Their website menu didn't have any details of the sandwiches, it was very vague. I'm kind of sad he wasn't able to enjoy the other sandwiches with me so I wish there was more no sauce sandwich options or self serve sauces in the future but that's what I get for dating a picky boyfriend lol. I really enjoyed everything and loved the decor of the house! But I felt like the menu had too many sweets. I would be fine with just the scones, dipped strawberries, grapes, and oreo cheesecake but the extra dipped tangerine and strawberry ice cream cake were too much. Maybe I suggest make the strawberry ice cream cake and oreo cheesecake to be bite sized. It would be nice if there was a good ratio of savory like maybe add chips, soup, cheese cubes, or other charcuterie board savory snacks. I still recommend this place! Great place to bring your family and friends to enjoy for a fancy stop over from a long days road trip :)

Everything was amazing! The ambiance and 5-course breakfast are worth going out of your way to stay…read morethere. It is sparkling clean; Wendy is warm, welcoming and friendly. Bed linens are luxurious.

I'm so sorry for taking so long to review this amazing historical house. I was diagnosed with…read morebreast cancer in September. Cherri and Mike gave us a warm welcome when we arrived for our stay. I could immediately see the labour of love that they both have put into this place. They share everything that they have found within the walls and under the house. It is so interesting the stories they tell when they renovated this house. If you like history then please check this house out. Also they make a really good breakfast.

From the owner: Our Unique bed and breakfast provides a small, quaint and comfortable setting just like grandma’s…read morehouse. We offer a large outdoor/ garden area to sit and relax while sipping a cold beverage after a long day on the road. We are walking distance to several restaurants so you are able to stretch and get some exercise before retiring for the evening.

We purposely chose the off season stay with Pat & Shelly at their wonderful B&B. This is really a…read morefoodie destination in disguise. It's also a great home base to explore the lower Umqua River and Oregon Dunes. The B&B itself is a beautifully decorated and comfortably furnished site--a true haven for a peaceful night. Underpriced and under appreciated, I strongly recommend all clients book directly before 2020 season is filled up.

Room We stayed in the River Suite, which had lovely cross…read morebreezes coming through. The room looks even better than the photos, the beds having cotton summer quilts. We enjoyed the basket of snacks in the room, and the ability to make tea in our bathroom. Beds were comfy, with plenty of good pillows. Breakfast Breakfast was very good, with a fruit parfait and eggs benedict. It was more than we could eat, although we tried! Hosts Shelley and Pat were good hosts, making good conversation and ensuring we were comfortable. We appreciated their hospitality and hope to visit them again. Outside This property is located on the Umpqua River. It's incredibly beautiful and natural and so peaceful. We observed an eagle not far from the house, and the elk herd a ways down the road. Shelley provided directions to a good spot to climb the sand dunes. I'm sorry we stayed for only one night. Daybreak Haven is an extremely pleasant place to visit, and if we head into Oregon again, I plan to book it for at least 2 nights.

I stayed here for a week in August with a camp organization to do some white water kayaking. This…read moreplace is ideal for a large group. I was told that Pam owns the property, but it's managed by Bev and that it is up for sale. The property was originally built by and for kayakers. It sits directly on the Rogue River with river access. Inside the lodge there is a full kitchen, large dining area, large living room with wifi, fireplace and hookups for tv, stereo, etc. There is a large wrap around porch with plenty of seating and a grill. There are two bedrooms off of the dining room: one is a double bed with a full bathroom and one is a king bed with a full bathroom. Outside the main lodge is a full bathroom for men and women, each with two showers, one toilet and one sink. There is also a king bedroom with floor mattress by the bathrooms. There is a small parking lot, which hold about 8-10 cars double parked, and two port-a-pots. Below the lodge, down by the river, are 6 cabins. Each one has a porch and holds two twin beds with one power outlet. All windows in the cabins are screens only covered by curtains. There is plenty of lawn space for tents and hammocks. Be ware the hike from the cabins to the bathrooms is pretty long and tiring. There is about 15 stone steps up to the lodge, a couple more wooden steps at the lodge and then about 3-4 more stone steps up to the bathrooms. Bed linens, bath linens, kitchen utensils are all provided. There are two pantries in the kitchen, a dish washer, stove, microwave, fridge/freezer, and cleaning supplies.

Lovely hosts, Bev and Marshall, are hospitable and flexible to meet your needs. The grounds are…read morebeautiful and adjacent to Rogue River. Cabins provide you with impression of camping right on the river, except you are tucked away in your comfy bed. Main lodge guest room has private bath and can accommodate a more pampered experience. The food provided was fantastic, especially the homemade cinnamon roll :)

A wonderful BNB that I wish we'd have had another night to stay! The waterfall hidden by the…read moretreehouse suite was the best!

I went to Taylor Creek Lodge last weekend. Our room looked amazing, it honestly was one of the best…read morehotel rooms I had ever seen. Rachel is an incredibly kind woman, and she gave us a small tour of the place. I especially loved how our room looked. Although I dislike Oregon, I like this place for the most part. I felt as if the game room should have more than just board games, and I also think the breakfast should have been included in the bill. Sorry, the room is not worth 225 dollars if you don't include breakfast.