Absolutely stunning! I only had one state left and Oregon made #50! I have to say that Oregon is…read morenow in my top 5 for beauty and Crater Lake National Park and Lodge blew away my expectations!

This review is for the Watchman Peak Trail which was a ~1.7 miles round trip that took ~1 hours to…read morecomplete. This was a short and popular trail in Crater Lake National Park, Oregon. Trail starts off flat and becomes a steady incline towards the peak. Overall, it would be considered an easy hike. Unfortunately, the peak gets uncomfortably crowded with hikers. Limited parking spots with additional parking on the side of the West Rim Drive. A decent amount of people stop by at this Watchman Overlook because of the stunning views of Crater Lake. No restrooms at this location. The views at Watchman Peak are slightly different from the views at Garfield Peak. The small island is much closer to you on the Watchman Peak side. Short video of the hike for those interested! https://youtu.be/ksW77ALrOK0

My fiancé, Tim, booked a room at the historic hotel for a budget-friendly stay to visit Crater…read moreLake. It included breakfast and the food was delicious! The first morning we were served French toast with a side of bacon and a medium-boiled egg. The second morning we were served pancakes topped with berry jam with a side of honey-glazed sausages and the egg. Dinner is separate from the bed and breakfast. The portions for dinner are huge! The salad was amazing, we ordered it twice in a row. We liked our prime rib and lasagna. We stayed in the Dewey Hill room, which came with a full-sized bed. It was quite small but very homely and intimate. We made do with what little space we had. Everything was clean and pretty much what you would expect for this kind of hotel. Fred, the owner, was a great host. When he checked us in, he gave us a rundown of what to check out around the area. He is the one who also served us breakfast and came by to make conversation. Fred was super friendly and easy to talk to! Thank you so much for making our stay so pleasant!

Amazing spot to stay , secluded with river access across the road. Fun place to stay.read more

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.

I rarely leave negative reviews, and I always try to give a business the opportunity to make things…read moreright before posting publicly. Unfortunately, Lithia Resort chose not to respond at all. During our two-night stay, the entire hotel lost water at approximately 10:00 PM, and it wasn't restored until around 6:30 the following morning. This wasn't a minor inconvenience. My daughter was in the middle of a shower with soap all over her body and had no way to rinse off except with bottled water. We couldn't flush the toilet in our room for the entire night and had no choice but to continue using it. It made for an incredibly unpleasant and unsanitary experience. Things happen. I understand that. Hotels can't always prevent emergencies. What matters is how they respond. When we checked out the next morning, the manager acknowledged the situation and told us they would be applying a discount to our stay. That never happened. After returning home, I sent a courteous email to the hotel explaining what happened and simply requested that they refund the one night that was affected. I wasn't asking for both nights. I thought that was a fair and reasonable request given that one of the most basic services a hotel provides, running water, was unavailable for nearly nine hours. They never responded. No refund. No discount. No apology. Not even the courtesy of a reply. The complete lack of communication is honestly more disappointing than the water outage itself. Problems happen. Ignoring your guests after promising to make things right is a choice. Based on our experience, I would highly recommend staying in a different hotel when visiting Ashland.

Awesome jet boat ride. The captain shared incredible history of the area, and was super friendly…read more Saw a deer swimming across the river and a bald eagle along the bank. The island has a great selection of drinks and snacks.

My family and i showed more then earlier to choose the back of the boat and when we get there the…read morelady on charge of the loading zone Emily we explained that we like to go in the back and that's we came early , she said yes and we got excited and at the time to load she just jump over and move another crew in the back ... we got super disappointed . That was Us first and last time and I'm not going to recommend the tour

super great trip! we booked the one hour for a group of 14, with ages ranging from pre-teen to…read moresenior and everyone enjoyed it! the river is beautiful, and we didn't get super wet. the restaurant that's by the river is delicious, one of the best salads i have ever had and i dont think i got the diarrhea parasite. the gift store was super fun, i got a wolf shirt to represent that i have 2 wolves inside of me. shout out to our captain joel who made this a super experience! he was a very good guide, with lots of nature facts as well as fun anecdotes about his life here!

Had a great time. Booked a 2 hour jet boat for our group of 10. We all got to sit together in two…read morerows. 5 kids and 5 adults. I recommend a phone water case, dry bag, and do not wear clothes or shoes you don't a want to get wet. It was hot and the water felt great. They stop every few mins and get splashed.

Did not show up on time for an early flight. Scary! When he arrived, he popped open the trunk and…read morelet us load our own luggage in. Pretty pathetic!

I know there have been problems with this taxi service in the past. Recently I booked 4 trips with…read moreJodi. She always arrived on time which was very important because I had a definite time I had to check in for surgery. Her car was always clean and she was pleasant even early in the morning. I think the problems have been fixed because I only had a positive experience with her. I will absolutely use her again and I highly recommend her.

As a roadside motel, not terrible. Not in the best condition overall. Very nice guy at check-in,…read morevery nice different guy stocking the continental breakfast. Very loud A/C unit. TV quite old, no sleep timer, no ability to stream, couldn't actually turn off the screen entirely; glad I packed my eye mask. Clean bathroom, clean bed, eclectic room setup with random hangers. I don't visit Medford regularly and I wouldn't stay at Sovana again but for $90, I got my quick overnight (in at 10p, out at 7a.) Felt safe on the property but the McD's across the street seemed to be a haven for druggies ranting and digging through trash.

What An amazing budget inn. Fernando is such charming and pleasant host…read more The showers are strong and hot. The bed was very comfortable. The inn is in walking distance of great Mexican restaurant, grocery stores and a short drive from everything !

We had an amazing 3 day lodge to lodge raft trip. Our guides Brent, Carmen and Greg were fantastic…read more The overnight lodges were comfortable with good dinners and breakfasts, each one offered private rooms with private baths, hot showers. The rafting itself was amazing with a variety of rapids and scenery. We saw a lot of wildlife around the lodges and during rafting. Our guides made great lunches which we devoured at gorgeous locations along the river banks. The front desk staff that helped with our reservations as well as pre and post trip lodge accommodation at Morrions lodge were nice. Shout out to Lisa for everything she did to make our experience memorable. Highly recommend the rafting as well as the morrison lodge. We will be back soon

our little family of 4 stayed at the Morrison Rogue Wilderness Adventure for 3 nights. During…read morethose 3 nights we also signed up and went on the River Rafting trip. My wife and I, along with my 12 year old son and 10 year old daughter had the BEST TIME EVER. The Rafting was great. The service at the resort was a 10+. The food was even better and we will definitely be back to stay 6 nights next time.

This is the first time I flew into this airport. It called Rogue Valley International-Medford…read moreAirport - or call sign MFR. I got a flight from Redding Ca RDD. It was a United flight but it had to go to SFO first and then came to Medford ... I guess a 4 hour flight still beats driving and I'm meeting my crew up here in Oregon. They got the big rental Suburban and drove up from Sacramento to meet me here. I got a one way ticket since I'll be driving back with the my crew to California. This is a bigger airport than Redding and has real parking and rental car areas. There's food available, but I didn't need any as I'll grab some food with my crew. Meet up was easy using the cell phone method, basically just park and I'll call you when you can pick me up. This airport MFR worked out fine and I'll fly in or out of here again. Not a place you need to avoid like SFO!

Trivia: Applegate, Illinois, and Bear Creek are all tributaries of this river…read more If you don't drive into Ashland from the surrounding area, you'll likely fly into this regional airport with less than ten gates and just one baggage claim. There's a restaurant (Sky House Bar and Grill) on the second floor outside of security that has a decent menu and a full bar. Some windows and an outside viewing area of the runway. Not much here though. If you're around for a few hours, it'll likely get boring. Not that I'd ever recommend showing up just an hour or so before your flight, if I was, this would be the place to pull it off. Simple and easy. Bags were fast. People were friendly. Bathrooms were clean. When I came back a week later to rent a car, the process was fast and efficient.

We only got a drive up to the lookout point on the road into the park. That area is beautifully…read moredesigned for handicapped accessibility plus there is a great view of the valley below, including the City of Medford. Facing West, I hear that the sunset view in the evening is often beautiful and along the drive on the way up are strategically placed park benches that we noticed for sitting and watching. When we looked in the other direction, we could see the peak of Roxy Ann, a local landmark. We did not use the trail system this day as we were just on a casual sight seeing of the area. There are great opportunities for group photos up here as well as the landscape. The attached website from the city park system has all the trails and visit details. I do know that our local hosts hike it regularly with their active dog and kids. It might be a bit much for me at this point but not for most visitors. The area is rather steep but mostly grassland with an occasional tree. Heed warnings for lack of shade and heat in the summer. But visit it any way that you can.

Wow this place is gorgeous!! I moved to east Medford and found this gem. Best sunsets in The Valley…read more:)