Ashland Springs Hotel

“Lovely Stay In Ashland”

We had a wonderful stay! The room was beautiful and super clean. The history of the building was very interesting, which they provide a nice little brochure about it at check in. This beautiful hotel is very affordable in the off season.

“A fun historic hotel in a great central location”

Ashland Springs Hotel is a fun, historic hotel in a great central location in Ashland. It is an easy walk to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival theaters, restaurants, and shops, which makes it especially convenient if you are in town for a show. The rooms are what you would expect in an older historic… more

Ashland Springs Hotel is a fun, historic hotel in a great central location in Ashland. It is an easy walk to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival theaters, restaurants, and shops, which makes it especially convenient if you are in town for a show. The rooms are what you would expect in an older historic hotel: not oversized or overly modern, but very functional, clean, and comfortable. The elevator can be a little slow, but if you stay on the third floor, access from the parking area is very easy. The staff is friendly, the atmosphere has real character, and the overall value is very good.

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“Classic charming, quaint old hotel”

Stayed here for two nights, in conjunction with seeing some OSF plays. This is a cozy 100-year-old hotel full of old charm. Advantages: Excellent hotel restaurant (Lark's Home Kitchen); 3 blocks from the OSF theaters, 3 blocks to the Ashland Food Co-Op to pick up fruit and other snacks; plenty of… more

Stayed here for two nights, in conjunction with seeing some OSF plays. This is a cozy 100-year-old hotel full of old charm. Advantages: Excellent hotel restaurant (Lark's Home Kitchen); 3 blocks from the OSF theaters, 3 blocks to the Ashland Food Co-Op to pick up fruit and other snacks; plenty of restaurants and shops a short walk away. Breakfast no longer included -- but it's only $5 per person, and offers a nice array of choices which change daily. One breakfast offered a couple choices of bakery items, spinach/mushroom frittata, bacon, oatmeal, bagels and other toaster items, coffee, tea, fruit juices. Bargain. I enjoyed breakfast on the airy, sunny second floor balcony. The odd thing is the tables are a little low, easy to bang knees, somewhat uncomfortable seating. When I made my reservation, I requested a petite queen room not on a pet floor. All was quiet during my stay. Bed was comfy. Spa bathrobes included in closet, a nice touch but not particularly great bathrobes. Coffee maker was of the insert pod drip style, a little awkwardly placed on top of mini fridge and on side of room furthest from bathroom sink. No microwave. Bathroom was very tight -- I am only 5'4" and didn't have much room to maneuver; taller and larger folks might want to ask for a room with a larger bathroom. Slightly funky rattan furniture part of the furnishings. No comfy armchair to read in, but did have a chair and small writing desk. No housekeeping for stays two nights or less, so had to request more coffee for Day 2 of stay. Front desk personnel were friendly, helpful. I was able to leave my suitcase with them for a few hours after checkout. I intend to stay here again my next visit to Ashland. I enjoy quaint, quirky hotels!

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