My husband and I had a delightful stay here celebrating our 12 year anniversary. When we arrived,…read moreKristin greeted us and showed us around the B&B. Their common areas include a dining room, a living room, a small library (with books and games) and TV room, as well as front and back porches. We originally booked the Oregon Trail room, but Kristin offered to upgrade us to the Oregon Coast room at a discounted rate. We chose the Oregon Coast room for the private balcony and stunning views over the valley. The room was lovely and comfortable. Toiletries, robes, and slippers are all provided for the guests. Our room also had an electric fireplace, which was nice. There was no TV, but that wasn't an issue for us. This is their handicapped accessible room, so there were extra shower and toilet seat handle bars. We stayed two nights and enjoyed two amazing breakfasts prepared by Ayelet. Over the two days, we were treated to blueberry French Toast, a poached pear, homemade bread, scrambled eggs, diced potatoes, blueberry scones, and a baked apple. Plus a selection of their homemade jelly/jam. A lot of the ingredients were sourced right from the property. While we ate, Ayelet asked us about our plans for the day, and she offered super helpful suggestions on what to do, where to go, what to eat. She even gave us printed maps! Some other noteworthy items: you get one free T-shirt with your stay; you have a choice of breakfast at 8 or 9 am; there are coolers, sunscreen, and sunglasses you can borrow; they ask your breakfast beverage of choice and usually have it out in the dining room an hour before your breakfast time; there are always homemade cookies, water, and glasses by the mini fridge; you can buy their homemade jam/jelly as well as T-shirts, mugs, coasters, etc. We loved our stay here. The view was gorgeous, the food was delicious, our room was comfortable, and Ayelet was amazing!

Amazing stay at this quiet, beautiful and scenic b&b where the rooms were comfortable, the…read morebreakfasts were plentiful and delicious, and the hosts very gracious. Overwhelmed by all the wineries? They can help navigate with excellent suggestions. Breakfast is offered at 8 or 9 am - my only suggestion would be having coffee available at 7am to hold me over (coming from east coast, even 8am was late for me). Even the jams at breakfast are for sale, and reasonably priced for the unique combinations. An outstanding base for a few days in Oregon's beautiful wine country.

I re-read my post, and want to clarify. Their old Mollie, which watched Brutus, has a boarder…read morecollie instinct to keep her care "within the boarder." She was babysitting Brutus while in my absence. :) Also, quickly about dogs: 2 fantastic neighbor dogs came silently but enthusiastically running into the property to greet Brutus. So know that. We're in the country folks, but in a very secluded neighborhood. Secluded enough to see deer 10 feet away. And if deer have bravado to enter, you shouldn't worry about your friendly dog interacting.

My husband and I had our elopement wedding at Owls Nest Inn (9/25/18) and it was just wonderful…read more Leah Light McKay is the officiant, and her preparation work in the weeks beforehand was excellent. She sent us a ceremony we could edit, incorporating our own written vows and the ring-exchange sections; we could see the flow of the ceremony beforehand and knew it would be natural and lovely. It was. Harold McKay grew up on the beautiful wine-country land where the inn is located, and he and Leah create a graceful, easy, peaceful atmosphere both on the site where outdoor ceremonies take place and in the room we had for the night. In the morning on the day after our ceremony, Harold made us an absolutely fantastic breakfast--fluffy scrambled eggs, beer pancakes, bacon, orange juice, coffee. (He and Leah, John, and I had such a great breakfast, laughing and telling stories, that John and I didn't want to leave.) We sincerely recommend Owls Nest Inn as the place for your wedding

What an amazing surprise from my sweet husband…read more My husband surprise booked a night and whole day spa for my 40th birthday. I had no idea I was coming here, even less idea of the services I was getting. But here we are. We started off with Maisy doing my mud treatment Then Trisha who did my massage during a couple treatment Followed by for my hydrofacial What an incredible time here. Honestly it's clean, service so friendly, so professional and very relaxing. I was blessed that I came with some girlfriends before Covid but have not been back since. What a blessing to be surprised by my husband for this lovely treat.

Last Christmas, I purchased a gift card for my wife for Spa sessions at The Allison Inn and Spa…read more I've had my eye on the place ever since I heard they offered quality facilities and services. She is a two-time breast cancer survivor, and this time, 5 years ago, had gone through a double mastectomy, and then some major reconstruction surgery after that, earlier in the year. I wanted to give her some quality time at the best spa in the region. Our daughter, who recently moved to the area from Virginia, made plans to go with her since she practically lived in spas back in VA and wanted to check out this local Spa. My daughter owns her own business and was in a busy time of year so it took them months to settle on a day when they could both enjoy the day together. The day before they were to go, my daughter was called away on an urgent trip out of the country. The Allison Spa has a 48-hour cancellation policy but we explained this was truly an emergency on my daughter's part. We even offered to show them her plane ticket for her trip. I can understand the business reason for a cancellation policy, employees are brought in to serve clients, space is made available for scheduled guests, it is important in order to make a business run smoothly. It is also a business decision to allow or deny someone not wanting to have to pay the penalty for cancelling an appointment the day before the appointment. That decision that day cost them probable monthly visits from my daughter, and being crossed off my list of places I would recommend people to go to enjoy quality spa services. My wife loved the massage she received and said Sydny was amazing; however, my wife is 5' tall, she had a very hard time in the hydro bath, slipping down in the tub to where she had to hold on to the side for almost the whole treatment to keep from going under. When the assistant came, her comment was: "I'll tell the management". There is a waiting area at the spa check-in counter for people waiting for the clients to come out from the Spa itself. I waited there for about a half hour knowing they would come get me when she came out. She had been out for almost that half hour and hadn't been told I was waiting, I was pretty much ignored. I know, I sound like a complainer, but this was supposed to be a special day, and it wasn't close to what I hoped it would be for her. The cancellation fee cut into her gift card package and she did not get the full benefit of it. I'm trying to be fair to the Allison, and actually my lunch there was excellent and the service and attitude of employees, with the exception of the Spa counter staff, throughout was excellent. The grounds are beautiful and well maintained. However, I am extremely disappointed and still very upset with the treatment my wife, my daughter and I received from the Spa. I hope it was an anomaly for The Allison's sake.

Cannot recommend this place more!! 10/10 experience. You can tell the owners truly thought of…read moreeverything because the accommodations were above and beyond. Beautiful property, gorgeous rooms, the BED gave me some of the best sleep I've had in a while. I even considered asking what brand of pillows and bedding they use. Thoughtful service, complimentary breakfast with generous portions. Everything tasted so fresh and homemade. It was perfect to wake up to after wine tasting all day prior. Cured my wine hangover quick, hallelujah. The location is incredible too. In the heart of Dundee, it's nearby countless wineries. Yet the property still felt very private and quiet. My best friend and I (both young women) felt incredibly safe and no weird vibes. This b&b has reminded me what true hospitality looks like. I work for a 5 star hotel and walked away from this experience taking notes. What an absolute pleasure!

Beyond amazing! These folks really know how to treat their guests and it shows. Spotless and…read morecomfortable, La Bastide sets the bar and then some for hospitality and surroundings. Mark and Elizabeth were the perfect hosts and the highlight of the trip was staying there. Take it all in, look at the small details in everything there and you will see what I mean. The worst part of staying there was leaving, honestly. We most certainly will be back.

It's exactly what the doctor ordered: peace, quiet & tranquility amidst Oregon wine country. The B…read more& B is perfectly located in a charming neighborhood - look for the willow tree & you'll find it!! We really enjoyed the suite/apartment that we shared w/ a friend. Excellent amenities, mini kitchen, sun room & a pretty vintage bathroom w/ heated floors (the claw foot tub was my fav). Mitzi prepared a gourmet breakfast in the morning which was most delightful. The texture of the berry scones was spot on!! Highly recommend this country getaway.

I like bed and breakfasts...I prefer them to hotels. This is probably THE BEST one I've ever…read morestayed at. Couldn't recommend it more highly Highlights: Spacious, private (3/4 of the upstairs), beautiful rooms( not to mention the heated floors in the bath), breakfast and the owner

Every last detail has been taken care of!…read more The warmth and charm of the inn is second only to that of its staff. We were greeted with friendly smiles from the moment we arrived to the moment we left. The decor has a classy rustic vibe and everything is high quality and very comfortable. There are many different places to sit and take in the views, both inside and outside. The room accommodations are outstanding. The linens are luxurious, and pretty. The room is fresh and ultra clean (even in the corners!). There's a beautiful tasting room on property, a cozy/casual cellar bar, and an award-winning restaurant with a 10 course prix fixe dining experience. The views of the vineyard, lavender bushes and valley are straight out of a storybook! The pics we saw online ahead of time don't do this property justice-no picture could. We cannot wait to come back!

We came from Texas in August to escape the heat ya'll. I let Hubby pick the lodgings and did not…read moreeven check it out online so I'd be surprised...and let me tell you, I was so pleasantly surprised! We were greeted at the desk by Ryan with a glass of their sister winery's rose and then proceeded on a tour of the inn. It is a small boutique inn with only about 18 rooms total. I believe while we were there, there may have been maybe 4-5 other couples (that we only saw at breakfast). It is just a lovely place with a sitting room with a huge fireplace, a quaint breakfast room, and several patio areas with fire pits overlooking the valley. One firepit stays on all the time (already I was excited to "need" a firepit in August!). Ryan then walked us across the entryway to a separate smaller building and into our room which was the Deluxe Valley View room...with glass doors that opened directly onto a sweet little patio with adirondack chairs and table overlooking the vineyard. We spent every morning here drinking tea before breakfast and most evenings here drinking wine before bed. And speaking of breakfast! Every morning was a treat...several options you can choose from, mix and match your pastry with your fresh fruit with your main dish with your beverage with your coffee, all a great way to bellywad before a day of wine tastings! Do yourself a favor and get the SCONE every morning! I discovered that sadly on my last day :( All of the staff were super sweet and accommodating. The room was beautiful and the bed was comfy! But that view tho! Makes me want to submit a resume!

So I surprised the wife on day two of our 35th Anniversary with a stay at the DreamGivers Inn and…read morewhat an experience. We had never stayed at a B and B before so the bar has been set going forward. Mary and Kevin are the kindest and their home feels more like you are at a close family members home or a really good friends. Clean and well decorated with some beautiful views as well. Breakfast was amazing and they grow some of the ingredients right there on the property. The only bad thing about going is having to leave. BTW, the front porch with a cup of coffee in one of the rockers is life changing! Check them out.

One word: heavenly…read more We recently got to enjoy a few days in Oregon Wine Country before a wedding in Portland, and it was the best experience I could have imagined. We were lucky enough to stay for two nights at The DreamGiver's Inn, and I was so regretful for not making the trip a little longer. This place is truly a dream. The drive from Portland wasn't bad at all (under an hour!) and was really quite beautiful as we made our way. While driving the winding roads filled with fall colors, we spotted the Inn, thanks to its charming shade of red. We checked in around 4pm, and Grace was there to greet us and help us to our room. She was an incredibly welcoming host, and made the experience even more special. We stayed in the "Grace" room, and it was absolutely gorgeous and so relaxing. The room had a huge window seat, and the first couple of hours we were there, we sat there watching the rain and relaxing. Grace had all the makings for hot tea downstairs, which was a perfect match for the moment. We had so many plans that we canceled just so we could sit on that damn window seat and enjoy the view! Mornings at The DreamGivers Inn are the stuff dreams are made of. We usually wandered downstairs around 8:30pm to get some coffee and enjoy one of Grace's baked goods... she made the most amazing banana bread, lemon blueberry scones, and the list goes on. It's a perfect time to wake up slowly and soak in the views of rolling hills, vineyards, and trees. She had breakfast out every morning at 9am, and holy cow, was it amazing. We got to enjoy yogurt parfaits (made with the best local ingredients), egg scrambles, vegetables from the garden, and homemade jams. Can you see why we never wanted to leave? While some would shy away from going to Oregon during the rainy season, the weather ended up being a perfect match for the cozy atmosphere this beautiful sanctuary provided. I cannot recommend this spot enough! Thank you for a couple incredibly relaxing and peaceful days.

An absolute gem in the middle of Oregon Wine Country!…read more A beautifully restored farm property with five well-appointed rooms, each with a serene, private patio, king sized bed, heated bathroom floors, corner fireplace, and large tub. The rooms are clean and spacious with coffee makers, refrigerators, and comfortable furnishings. The true highlight however, is the amazing breakfast! Each day we were treated to fresh coffee, homemade scones, yogurt with fresh fruit, a hearty main course, and fresh smoothies. Everything we had over the three days was incredible and perfect before a day of wine tasting. Dan and Maureen are very personable and kind and have truly created a tranquil, comfortable, and gorgeous property that we highly recommend! The definition of a true bed and breakfast!

Innkeeper Dan and Maureen were welcoming and helpful…read more Each room is furnished with handmade soaps by Maureen. The rooms are essentially the same except for each has a different color. There's a nice private patio to relax and enjoy a glass of Oregon Pinot Noir. Each room has a king-size memory foam bed, en-suite bath with heated floors, large soaking tub, coffee maker, and more..... A farm-fresh 4-course gourmet breakfast served each morning at 9:00am, they will ask what time you want it served. I enjoyed fresh baked scones, yogurt parfait, banana smoothie, and smoked salmon scramble. A nice hearty breakfast to get your day started for wine tasting. There is a two night stay minimum. Inspiring and energetic local art adorns the walls by Jo Morton from Eugene. They are centrally located to many wineries and downtown Newberg. Say hi to George the cat. Dan and Maureen are as nice at they come! Enjoy

We recently stayed here on our wine journey to the Valley. We networked into the Lion and glad we…read moredid. The renovation is top notch, really fantastic with great taste. We stayed in Summer and our shower was double sized with two separate shower heads! Breakfast was outstanding and the porch is perfect. They had wine and cheese for us in the late afternoon. They also gave us coupons to wineries, which we used at two places and saved $50. Nice touch on each count. The house manager is really personable. Wi-Fi was very strong to our room and we were able to watch a Netflix show on the iPad. Newberg is conveniently located just south of Portland in the northern mouth of the valley. It isn't much of a town, but we didn't care. We had our wine tastings and then dinner at Joel Palmer's. Nice way to cap off this part of our trip. The location of the Inn is suburban, near an elementary school, so know that fact. We are big fans, and you will be too if you cater to a top B/B.

We recently stayed here on our wine and foodie trip to Oregon. The big plusses were the breakfast,…read moredecor, house itself, staff, rooms, price. We stayed in the Autumn Room and had a fireplace and huge bathroom, complimentary tastings at neaby wineries. Conveniently located near the Dundee wine country! The only negative is that the town of Newberg isn't much, although we did find a fun bar, the Voodoo lounge.

My husband and I have been staying at Ruth's bed and breakfast for a number of years now. It is a…read morecozy large room above their garage next to their quiet home off of Villa Rd. Spotless and beautifully maintained. Ruth's breakfasts are brought up each morning and are so warm and delicious.

Great place to stay when visiting George Fox University.read more