Great! We were going to visit family in Cave Junction and…read morehad planned to stay in Grants Pass, and luckily found the Kerbyville Inn! This is a little different than a typical motel - you pay a cleaning fee as part of the room. The room we got had a huge jacuzzi tub (we didn't use). I did find it a little difficult to maneuver - my knee was bothering me so getting myself up and over the side of the tub to take a shower was challenging - there is also a pretty high step just to get up into the bathroom. There is a nice little kitchen area with a small fridge, sink and table - we were only there for one night so we didn't have a chance to use it. I did use one of our beach towels to cover the bottom of the shade where it didn't quite go all the way down to the windowsill. I think the couch was a fold out bed but we didn't check. We appreciated how quiet and low key this place was and the location was great for visiting Cave Junction. Will visit again next time.

Recently stayed here for a wedding near by!! Wish I had taken pictures! Very clean, friendly owner,…read morehighly recommend!!

Really fun place to stay. Was in Peacock Perch and it was great. But honestly? The best part? The…read morebreakfast!

Absolutely Loved this place! We went as 4 families and rented the Majestree, Pleasantree and…read moreTreeroom Suites. We used the Treeroom as the base for cooking n gathering as a large group. Obviously when you see the Majestree, everything else pales in comparison, which is their best property onsite, and the Pleasantree looked a bit small n not so spacious but it is what it is. Majestree is so spacious n luxurious. The view here is so gorgeous especially in spring. The staff are so amazing including ziplining staff - ziplining is expensive here compared to other places but the experience was simply amazing with their Big Dipper. One of their key highlights is their amazing spread of breakfast - the best I've ever had at a bed n breakfast. One of their chefs is a young girl Eden who is so skilled and talented and even willingly shared her recipe for lavender cake when I told her how awesome it was. All the staff are really friendly. In fact they kindly agreed to refund 80% of our ziplining fee when one of their coins kids were scared after the practice ziplining abd refused to continue. No one would do that. Some of us did horse riding, and they loved it as well. Would love to return sometime! My husband n I came back here after 13 years and none of our friends were disappointed.

been staying there for years I love this place. Closest spot to the beach with the nicest beds…read more Great restaurant across the street.

We loved most everything about this hotel. Location, price, cleanliness…read more The ONLY downfall is there is no air conditioning. Normally that would be fine as you could just open your balcony door and enjoy the breeze. But there is SO much weed being smoked around you that your room is going to be permeated. The hotel needs to put detectors in and control their clientele.

This lodge is a hidden gem! We spent five nights in the Azalea Room exploring the Gold Beach area…read more The room was perfect - clean, cozy and peaceful. Love the beautiful views from the deck, gorgeous sunrise, watching Jerry's jet boats pass by on the river below. The grounds are beautifully maintained. Thank you Mike and Chris for a wonderful relaxing stay!

Over 40 years ago, we actually lived at this resort when it was called The Red Baron Resort. It was…read morewhere I proposed to my wife, so we rented the very same room. The Azalea room. They have really fixed the place up since we were there. They have added a wonderful porch that has a hot tub overlooking the river. (The river has even moved since then and is now right below the deck.) It's a great place to watch the seals, blue herons, egrets, osprey, and the sunrise over the distant hills. There is a wooden fence between each patio, so you have some privacy. Inside has been carefully remodeled to keep a cabin feel, but also give a touch of elegance. The woodwork and decor are both very nice and give the room a very cozy feeling, along with the nice gas fireplace in the livingroom area. The kitchen is simple, with a fridge and microwave, but no stove. There are a few plates, bowls, wine glasses, utensils, etc along with a small coffee pot, but the coffee given to use is just a tea bag coffee thing, so I'd recommend bringing your own. The bed was comfortable with end tables on each side. They don't have any usb plugins, but there are outlets close to the bed. There's also a dresser and small closet. The bathroom is also well appointed with a comfortable shower, small shelf for your shaving kit, a hair dryer, etc. Overall, we were very happy to see our old apartment turned into such a wonderful, relaxing resort. It brought back a lot of good memories, and we really enjoyed our stay. This is a real hidden treasure for the Gold Beach area.

Disgusting expensive hotels. Visiting my brother in Kerby, Oregon, my mom and I stayed here. The…read moretown only has two hotels, and due to the time, this was the only option. We paid $120 for a disgusting room with caved in mattress. I was in awe by the lack of cleanliness and customer service at this inn and would not recommend it to anyone!

With no other place to stay for 50 miles we really had no choice. We wanted to see the Oregon caves…read moreand this was literally the only place to stay besides the Chateau at the Oregon Caves that books up way in advance and is pricey! The motel did not offer anything! The t.v. didn't even work lame! The shower was dirty and there wasn't any soap or shampoo shocking right? Everything was old from the carpet to the bed. There is a shady lounge and greasy diner located directly across from the motel. The town was interesting to say the least. The lady at the front desk was super sweet, but other than that the experience was one I would never like to have again! Make reservations for the Chateau or stay in Crescent City if you are coming in from California through 101.

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 !

This place was great! The staff was very attentive as we came in and got our keys for the room…read more This is an old school inn that has been updated in the way of air conditioning and some modern amenities. The outside areas are amazing and our toddler loved walking through the field and outside eating space. The inside space was very interesting with museum areas explaining rooms and the history on the inn. The food was ok, nothing amazing but pretty good. There's not much around Wolf Creek (unless you go 20 miles south to Grant Pass) so this IS the best food around. Again, staff were great and the accommodations were comfortable. We'd definitely stay here again

During our travels around Oregon we stayed here for a couple of nights and it was the list relaxing…read morepart of our vacation. The Inn is historic and beautiful and Jack London's room was so fun to see as I fell in love with reading Jack London's stories. I enjoyed the history of the Inn, the fact that there are no televisions, the patio and balcony for guest night t to mention the games and puzzles and tables in the room where I could work on my travel art journal. Peaceful, tranquil, and in a hey setting, the Wolf Creek Inn is a place I would come back to. The restaurant/tavern is good and we ate all of our meals here. The wedge salad, Cuban sandwich and the biscuit breakfast sandwich with sausage were our favorites. Everyone is incredibly accommodating and nice who works there and we even got to chat with several of the other guests because it is a small and intimate place. When my husband and I ordered a mixed drink not on the menu, Nancy was happy to mix it up for us. When we asked for recommendations for places to walk, we got some amazingly beautiful walks within the area. If I'm ever back here, I would be overjoyed to stay again! Thank you for a relaxing pause on our vacation!

Nice clean place to stay! Rates seem fair, good location.. Parking is a little tough, but other…read morethan that.... I would stay again!

Everything was incredible! It was clean! Very clean. Location was good_ to_very good. Quiet,…read moreplenty of parking and very nice people!!!! What more could you ask for. Yes! It was comfortable as well!!!!

We desperately needed a place to sleep during our camping trip. Our first choice was not so great…read more So happy we found Honey Bear by the Sea! The receptionist was so helpful and welcoming. There is a game room with ping pong, pool, darts, ect. Showers and restrooms are SUPER clean and smelled very nice. There is a short 10 min walk to Ophir rest area, a great way to enjoy the beach. The tent sites are very secluded and only down side is that it is a very far walk if you need to use to restrooms. (Unless you drive). There are porta potties out there if that's your thing. The sunset is very beautiful. Bonus points for hearing the waves crash during the night. Highly recommend to anyone looking to try it out.

Honey Bear by the Sea could be a great place to stay, depending on which site you get…read more Cons: The campsites are so random with some so close that it feels uncomfortable. Our site had a picnic table and fire ring on the BACK side of our back-in site, by the neighboring RV's door/windows, so it was inconvenient and uncomfortable to use them. The older lady with short hair who works there hovers over the game room/laundry facilities area. We went upstairs to play pool while waiting for our laundry and she hurried into the building, yelling, "Excuse me! Have you been here before? Do you know the rules?!" (Ummm, we're just a middle-aged couple playing a game of pool.). We replied, telling her we know the "rules" and continued playing, but she remained there, standing at her post and watching/listening to us. It was so awkward and we couldn't understand why we were being watched. PROS: The campground is in a beautiful setting and great location. There are some open field areas where you can play frisbee and catch and it's only a short walk to the beach.

The perfect getaway place, right across from the ocean. We could lie in our bed and watch the…read moresunset over the water and listen to the waves crashing on the store. Entire house is so tastefully decorated my wife kept taking pictures to remind her of what she wanted to do in our next house. And then to top it off, Deborah is a world class hostess. So welcoming, and a great cook. Mouthwatering blueberry waffled with delectable lemon syrup. If you are ever in this area, you MUST stay at Scopa!!

review My elderly parents booked a cabin at White Rock over…read morethe phone with a host named Estee, that apparently is not associated with the resort and runs bookings privately for some of the cabins. My dad booked cabin 11. This cabin needed a lot of updating and repairs. The dishwasher did not work, the hot water only lasted for 3 minutes, the paint was missing on walls and the deck was also in bad shape. The bathroom floor was rotting away. The decor was shabby and the cabin needed a deep cleaning. Carpets were disgusting. The fridge froze our food. Many of the light fixtures were missing bulbs or the bulbs were dead. My parents and I were very disappointed in this cabin as it was over $400/night. My dad called during the stay to make complaints and the host did not call back. He made several other attempts to contact her to request at least partial refund and she never called him back. See photos.