This lecture hall is a pretty cool place for our OSF behind the scene talks and prologues…read more One of the things I like about it is the space allows for students and community members in the audience to participate and hear everything about the shows at the campus. It was built in 1923 which was am previously a church. Cool stuff! I recommended joining the OSF for one of their talks when you're here to see a show! We highly recommend it!

Trishah Neikirk is a wonderful massage therapist. If you want to both relax and heal, she can use a…read morenumber of modalities, including cupping, hot towel treatments, hot stones, gua sha tools, deep tissue, light relaxing Swedish-style, and she's one of the few LMTs trained in visceral abdominal massage to get your bowels moving if they're stuck. (She's also a hydrocolonic therapist, so she can do both together.) She's an Ayurvedic practitioner and has been very helpful for me regarding my intestinal issues and neck pain.

Great staff, beautiful grounds, and mindful, integrated care (Network). The energy here is great…read more I've been to some community events here too, and really enjoy the people and space.

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!

Our Victorian/Edwardian group, The Belles & Beaus Victorian Society of Jacksonville just had a…read morewonderful luncheon tea here. It included an exquisite frittata, the best Waldorf salad I've ever tasted, cucumber & creme cheese sandwiches, scones with clotted creme & jam, macarons, chocolate-dipped juicy strawberries, & an array of delicious loose leaf tea steeped in four different teapots. The table was set beautifully with a heavy linen tablecloth and sterling flatware. The 1883 Victorian mansion has been exquisitely restored & filled with lovely antiques. The service we received was warm and considerate. The various two pots were kept refilled with hot water and fresh water was poured for those who wished. This was so exquisite that we intend to check out their Christmas tea as well.

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.

Amazing place! Beautiful grounds, a nice relaxing getaway. Unique and interesting (and…read moredelicious!) breakfasts. Deer wandering the grounds. The staff was so nice and helpful. This was our second stay, and we'll definitely be back! I'd give it 6 stars if I could.

This has been my favorite restaurant for almost 5 years! I have deep love for this place. This is…read moreno joke. Their menu is incredible and has a wide variety of options, the staff are always so awesome, and the owner is incredibly nice. I 10/10 recommend!

Excellent food and drinks and service!! Loved it all. Coliflower starter was terrific!!! We…read morerecomend!!!!!

I booked two nights at Jackson Wellsprings, including camping and pool access, and I would not…read morerecommend staying here. The campground felt more like parking along a dirt road than an actual campground. There was frequent vehicle traffic through the area at different times of day and night, so it did not feel quiet or restful. The bathrooms were very poorly maintained, extremely small, and uncomfortable to use. The shower stalls also did not seem properly cleaned or maintained. If you are only camping, I do not think it is worth the price. There also did not seem to be basic camper amenities. I did not find a communal kitchen, and even getting drinking water was inconvenient. The water fountains were difficult to use. Overall, the property felt neglected and under-maintained. The pool and soaking areas were also disappointing. The pools looked grimy, and the "silence" signs were not respected during my stay. Every time I used the hot pool area, people were talking loudly. The dry sauna was fine, but not special enough to justify coming here; it felt similar to a basic gym sauna. The wet sauna was also not worth the trip by itself. I also had concerns about safety and management. On one very hot day, a dog was left tied outside near a tent for a long period while barking, and other campers had to help care for it. I did not see management respond, even though staff appeared to be driving around the property. On the morning I left, another guest behaved aggressively toward me near my van, which made me feel unsafe. The front desk seemed mainly focused on payment and access control, not on guest comfort, cleanliness, or safety. As a non-white guest, I also felt uncomfortable and out of place here, and I did not feel that management was attentive enough to create a safe environment. This place may appeal to some locals or repeat visitors, but based on my experience, it was dirty, poorly maintained, uncomfortable, and not worth the price. I would not return and would strongly recommend checking the property carefully before booking online. DEFINITELY NOT FAMILY-FRIENDLY.

If you want to soak in spring water that is artificially heated to suffice for a hot spring, this…read moreis the place for you! As much as I have been to deeply healing and naturally geothermic hot springs, I still enjoy a visit to Jackson Wellsprings every month or so. I live remotely and they offer a Tuesday night dance/soak experience that is really quite lovely. Sometimes the DJs are actually bad and I don't do the dance, I'll listen for about 20 mins before paying to enter. Sometimes the DJs are litty. The facilities are clearly 60+ years old and maintained to the absolute bare minimum, or so it appears. It doesn't seem like much deep cleaning/renovation goes on with bleach or other cleaning probably due to some eco friendly initiative to justify saving money and the planet all at once, yet the human experience is degraded. Standards differ in everyone. Sauna is nice. Steam room is nice. Big pool is nice and cool. Hot tub is often filled and relatively hot. Granted for the price of $15/4 hour session... it's now dependent on your fear of humans and the potential for their dirty to impact your experience. I'm a pretty reasonable person and still have desired standards to be met, hence this review and still attending despite a more degraded facility than one would want from a place designed for healing.

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!

In a dining landscape often cluttered with performative fussiness, Cocorico on North Ist Street…read moreoffers a welcome recalibration. Chef Nat Borsi's modern Mediterranean haven is a testament to substance over style, a place where "farm-to-table" isn't a marketing slogan but a palpable ethos. The menu, which deftly avoids the trap of being overextended, delivers singular triumphs. The Mushroom Bolognese is a masterclass in vegetarian depth, a richly savory ragout that satisfies on a primal level. The house-made pastas shine; the Lamb Bucatini offers meaty, soulful complexity, while the Seafood Pasta is a testament to the pristine ingredients of the Pacific Northwest. For the carnivore, the Roasted Chicken is a beautifully simple, perfectly executed dish that speaks to the kitchen's bedrock technique. With service that is as warm as the intimate, welcoming ambiance, Cocorico is not just a meal-it's a cornerstone of the Ashland dining experience.

I'm really glad I listened to all the good reviews here on Yelp. Cocorico is a great restaurant. I…read morewas able to score a reservation for dinner about a week before we traveled to Ashland. Our table was in their patio space, which I actually like better than the indoor part of the restaurant. The patio space feels very open and has a lot of live plants in the planters that make space between tables. It was a little warm on the patio since it was 98 degrees outside, but they keep it relatively cool on this mostly enclosed patio. Our server was great. She was so friendly and fun to talk to. She helped us figure out what we wanted to order and checked in on us just the right amount. You can tell the food here is very fresh and homemade. We started with the Deviled Eggs, which are really special. I love how they serve them over a bed of crushed up potato chips as they give this dish some salty crunch. Next we had the Beet salad, which is marinated beets over a whipped cheese. The beets do have a strong vinegar flavor, but it's balanced out beautifully by the cheese. My wife ordered the Mushroom Bolognese, which was probably the best dish of the evening. This is an incredible, vegetarian dish that is so meaty without any meat. The finely diced mushroom sauce is so good along with the handmade noodles. Also, adding burrata to it gives it a perfect creaminess. I ordered the pork chop, which was also excellent and enormous. It did take me a lot longer to eat since it was a little hard to cut, the compote on top added a great sweetness, but I feel like it could've used more. Also, the polenta and grilled asparagus was awesome. Lastly, we got the Rice Pudding for dessert. It comes with a hazelnut crumble and a dolce de leche sauce. Normally, I feel like rice pudding has a kind of thin, milky consistency, but not this. It is think and has a wonderful texture. It is probably the best rice pudding I've ever had. The nuts give a satisfying crunch and the dolce de leche sauce is light and sweet. Disclaimer: we did order one dish we really didn't like. It was a special salad with endives and lentils. The server was happy to get us another dish.

We had a great time here! The atmosphere is beautiful, peaceful, and relaxing. The estate makes you…read morefeel like you're visiting a charming countryside mansion, surrounded by stunning mountain views and rows of grapevines. There is plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors, and every area is lovely. The food was fresh, delicious, and full of flavor. The service was excellent, and we also enjoyed a wine tasting. The wines were outstanding, especially for the price. Our host, Michael, did a fantastic job. He's knowledgeable, fun, and full of positive energy and enthusiasm. He even sang a French song in the courtyard, and he has a wonderful voice! We'll definitely be back to try more of their wines. It's a wonderful place to relax, spend time with friends, and enjoy a beautiful afternoon. Highly recommend!

This spot is tucked away on the patio of this huge building that looks like the set of a ritzy…read morecountry club built for a Disney+ movie. Sorry, just trying to describe the maze of hallways, stairs, chandeliers, oil paintings, and overly proper decor that you have to navigate to get there. I'm not sure what all that real estate is used for because only a small part of it was the active restaurant. Just keep following the signs. Once arrived, there's a beautiful view of the vineyard, nice cover from the sun, live music, and a pretty extensive dinner menu. This isn't some flimsy "light refreshments" affair. We opened a bottle of one of their blended wines. I don't know much about wine tasting beyond copying how my neighbor swirls the glass, mumbling about "tannins," and sensing a definite tone of "old books and leather." Long story short, the wine was pretty good! For dinner, we got an assortment of foods. Everything was serviceable but not terribly memorable. The steak was the highlight dish and melded beautifully with the sauce and sides. The service was more hands off, but attentive to our needs. This is a solid 4 star spot that I'll definitely revisit as a local. Great meeting spot to bring friends and family to enjoy outdoor dining and delicious wines.

Lovely little town in Southern Oregon…read more We visited earlier this month and stayed a few days at the historic McCall House, with its magnificent and award-winning 132 year-old magnolia tree. We wandered around Ashland every day, decompressing from the rat race, enjoying its lovely coffee shops, restaurants, and gorgeous Lithia Park with its trees, duck ponds, and stream. We shopped at clothing and jewelry boutiques, gorged on ice cream and candy, and chatted with locals. We even took a day trip up to snow-blanketed Crater Lake, Oregon's only National Park, an easy two hour drive. The main reason we were here, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (back after a two year hiatus due to COVID) took our holiday in Ashland over the top. We will be back.

DISGUSTING CITY PRACTICES SCARE AWAY VISITORS!…read more I parked in a city owned "Free" parking lot, all the spots where regular square spots in a square parking lot yet when I came back I saw a ticket on my windshield that said "Parking Citation for HEAD IN PARKING ONLY". These scam artists gave me a ticket for backing up into my parking spot instead of "head in". There was NO SAFETY ISSUE in this lot with backing up into your spot, the City of Ashland literally preys on visitors who don't know and miss the tiny sign that says "Head in parking only" since it doesn't make any sense and they use that as a way to just make profits for the city. This city is so worthless that they have a "no smoking rule" yet 3-4 people were smoking cigarettes next to our outside dining tables all the same time and I called the cops, 20 minutes later they still were smoking and no cops ever showed up to enforce the law YET these lazy SCAMMY SCUMMY Ashland loosers picked on easy prey, and are going around giving tickets for people that back up into their parking spots so they can make an easy buck. I was visiting here often but now I am so disgusted with their practices I'll keep my business away and so should you!