My wife and I stayed at the Restful Nest B&B for one night on our way home to Texas from Seattle…read moreand couldn't have asked for a better visit. Booking with Carolyn by phone was incredibly fast and easy. Paying our deposit via Paypal was very convenient as well. The location on the Rogue River is beautiful and we were welcomed as if we were family. We were able to relax in the yard all evening with Carolyn while our dogs ran and wore themselves out. We were served some delicious boysenberry pie and had an excellent night's sleep. Our room was upstairs (Garden Room) and had a private bathroom. Carolyn made the best breakfast that we've had at any hotel/B&B. We really wish we could've stayed longer, as we loved the beauty of the area and the hospitality at Restful Nest. We'll definitely be back.

The best bed and breakfast I have been to! The location is great for travelers, as it is not far…read moreoff I-5 in Southern Oregon. Restful Nest is right on the Rogue River, nestled in the woods. The host, Carolyn, is a very sweet lady who uses mostly fruits and veggies that she grows herself in her breakfast (fresh eggs came from her own chickens too!). Beds and rooms were comfy. Couldn't ask for more in a bed and breakfast place!

I travel all over Oregon for my work and this is hands down the best stay I have had. The cottages…read moreare separate from the house, gorgeously decorated, the jacuzzi tub was amazing, the hosts are friendly yet also give you privacy. They happily accommodated my dietary preferences and the breakfast was perfect. The home, grounds and cottage were even more beautiful in person than they were in the photos. I hesitate to give this review as I don't want it to be booked next time I come through town!

Stayed for a night during a road trip; couldn't have picked a better spot. James took remarkable…read morecare of us; showing us the property, the generous amenities, and preparing an incredible breakfast spread for us before continuing on our journey . It was so fun exchanging stories and commonalities over such a beautifully-presented spread. We enjoyed a warm banana nut muffin and fresh fruit with mint garnish straight from the garden over a delicious yogurt before being served the best waffles I ever had (and James Beard would agree). We stayed in the Heritage Oak room and thoroughly enjoyed the balcony space as well as the cleanliness and coziness of the room. Highly recommend enjoying the common spaces - such as the library and living room. The place is rich in history and in heart. We'll be back!

Stayed here on a mini vacation in May. Very charming, cozy and quiet, and a few minutes walk from…read moredowntown. I booked the Crater Lake room on the third floor, which was gorgeous and super comfortable. Breakfast was great, three courses of freshly prepared food with juice, tea, coffee. Would recommend staying here if you come to Jacksonville.

We had a wedding here and it was just amazing. The venue was beautiful. The host, Jeannie, was…read moreextremely helpful and accommodating. The bridal and groomsmen suites were perfect. I couldn't recommend this venue more.

We just returned from a 2 night stay in this bed and breakfast tucked away between Jacksonville and…read moreMedford. It's a lovely setting amidst fruit orchards. Jeanie and Russ, the owners of this 1913 home, are excellent hosts and great breakfast cooks. We had french toast with fresh berries, poached eggs and bacon one day and blueberry muffins, omelets and locally made sausage the second morning. We stayed in the Royal King Suite. It was a spacious room with comfortable sitting area, fireplace, jacuzzi tub and high quality bed. Both suites have private entrances. In addition to the two bed and breakfast suites, this property is also a wedding venue with a gazebo, tent for the reception, and even a vintage automobile. Jeanie has been a wedding coordinator for many years and adds her special expertise to the many weddings they have each year. We hope to return soon when we come to the Rogue Valley again.

Attended a wedding here. This place was so unbelievably unprofessional for a wedding venue. You…read morewould think they would care about making the place look perfect for weddings. They don't. The bathrooms were filthy, had spider webs everywhere. The paint was chipping throughout the venue. Looked like they didn't bother to upkeep the yard work. No lights by the walking area at night (which is a huge safety hazard). We had seniors with walkers.... Fruit flies in the drinks. Oh....here's the biggest one.... The owner's wife is a nutcase AND SHE'S RUDE. We witnessed her drive a golf cart and back into a guest's truck and then continue to yell at them....it was completely her fault. Don't waste your money. Find a new wedding venue.

Guess who won't be rescheduling their stay…read more.. I just canceled our reservations for two rooms. They were for May, which in light of the current state of things in the vaca-world seems like plenty of notice. Though their policy does state they charge a fee for cancelations - no matter what. The rest of the industry also charges cancelation fees. Yet, they have all waived them due to the extraordinary circumstances the world is facing. The place is very nice to stay at. We've stayed before. Now though, I believe we have seen the true nature of things. It makes me sad to think we will not be rescheduling our stay. We made it clear that we'd be doing that as soon as the world settled into its new norm.

Magnolia is so quaint and relaxing. Vicky greeted us and answered all our questions. The breakfast…read moreis amazing: house-made granola and house-made oatmeal , hard boiled eggs, fruit cup, yogurt with homemade jam, toast and jam, coffee & tea. Room 202 - so far our favorite room. The wonderful staff is so friendly. Love Magnolia Inn.

My family recently booked and stayed at the Magnolia Inn. There were some problems. The…read morehypersonic deer repellers were so loud my daughter was affected by this, both on the property and while across the street at the farmer's market. It was very uncomfortable. On their second night there the fire alarms went off three times ruining a good nights sleep. No one from the Sun mentioned this or apologized. And lastly, the bed mattress was too soft creating back pain. I told her to stay at the Wine Country Inn next time, which was more than adequate. Very disappointing experience.. and embarrassing for me. no

I had hesitations at first but I loved my stay here. George was awesome and so helpful during our…read morestay! I actually felt like crying when it was time to leave! The breakfasts were delicious and the ladies in the Pine breakfast room were so helpful, kind and kept the food plentiful and hot. Loved it! Thank you all who made our visit so fun. I'm adding a pic of the view from my room. Amazing!

I'm sad to report our stay was less than stellar. The stars are only because the view was…read morespectacular. The river flowing by. The bald eagles in the trees across from the hotel. Not really an obnoxious traffic noise. The rest of the stay .....meh. Check in was fine, efficient and courteous. The desk clerk didn't go out of his way to make us feel welcome or anything, but that's ok given the age we live in. Noone goes oit of their way to be friendly anymore. One of the room keys didnt work when we got to the room, but that wasn't an issue really, since the second key worked fine. Upon entering the room, we were immediately met with a strong "mopped floor with dirty wet mop" smell. You know the smell i mean. The pillows (or maybe the sheets?) also smelled ....uncleaned. Not fresh at all. On our return home from a long day in the sun, neither of the room keys worked. We were also locked out of using the door to the elevator so we had to schlep our weary bodies around the length of the hotel parking lot to the front desk where we were greeted with a " I'll be right back sign" at the front desk. Yup. We had to wait in the non air conditioned lobby for the front desk person to get back. It was the icing on the cake of a bad experience. When we returned to our room, my husband racked his elbow on an obtrusively placed cabinet causing a bloody bruise to swell up. The cabinet placed, mind you, not at the center of the wall between two beds to allow safe passage into the room, but on the foot of one bed, in the entranceway. Picture below. This property has been our favorite for years. They recently changed ownership. The staff walks around like zombies and never crack a smile. If they dont want to be there, then why should we come back? Especially now that the property has had a blood sacrifice. Such a shame. Because I'd do almost anything just for the view.

Everyone in my group seemed to really love their food, especially the lasagna and Alfredo. I got…read morethe $5 marinara over noodles... Which was a very fair portion for $5, I loved the price, and it was surprisingly exceptional for being such a 'plain' dish. As a vegan I basically could only get the fried green beans and marinara small plate... Unless i wanted a salad minus meat and cheese (but would still end up paying full price... Pass). The green beans were good! If you get the green beans - share! The portion was large for an appetizer. Outside was lovely; you can clearly see the river and rafters would float by and wave. Inside looked more like a nicer, but typical bar ambiance/look - from what I could tell when I went inside to use the restroom. They gave us biscuits and butter which we didn't expect. We had to ask multiple times for lemon wedges, and they forgot to put 2 items on the ticket so we got part of our table late. Everyone was almost finished by the time the 2 remaining dishes arrived (although I could tell they did TRY to get it to us quickly). They should have probably given us the late plates free if you ask me.

Our wedding planning and day of was so smooth thanks to Anne and Lee. They were very helpful and so…read morewilling to serve. The venue is very well taking care of; the landscape and everything else that they offer was a huge relief for us. Thank you Anne and Lee for making our wedding so beautiful!

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.

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

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.

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