Ashland Hotels & Accommodations

This is a cute little motel with nice amenities. Everything is close together so it was easy to get to the pool, fitness room, office, and our car. Breakfast was acceptable, it was a typical continental breakfast. We were able to easily charge our Tesla there too with their L2 charger, which was great and saved us a Supercharger trip the next day. Note that this hotel is not near all the cute shops and such in the downtown area, it is around a 10 minute drive away.

Very cozy with beautiful landscape and gardens in full spring bloom with apple, plum, pear trees and grape vines laden with fruit. Love the mineral springs jacuzzi, salt water pool home style-cooked breakfast buffet. There are special touches like fresh flower arrangements, sunflower seeds around the trees for birds and squirrels, complimentary bath salts and plenty of pillows. The staff are all friendly and accommodating. They granted me a 25% discount for being a military veteran. There is much to love about this place.

During check-in, I asked what time would the continental breakfast service begin. I was told that due to Covid, the breakfast would be basically a takeaway bag. I verified with the hotel prior to booking that a true US Continental breakfast would be included and was told yes. Upon getting to the room I did my usual room inspection for cleanliness and prior damage. I noticed hair on the top of the white duvet cover of the comforter. I pulled the comforter back and found several various lengths of hair. Disgusting. I called the check-in desk about this and requested another comforter. She immediately brought a new comforter without a duvet cover. The hairy duvet and comforter were given to her. She apologized although it was not her job to clean the rooms. So we check out and hit the road. About 20 minutes into our drive, the Front desk lady rang my phone asking, ”Did you by chance take the duvet cover from your room?” Shocked by the accusation but more so by how fast it took them to get into the room and perform an inventory of its contents, accuse us of theft and call us. This was a first and for IHG, of which I am a member, put its name on this property.

We stayed overnight with my pug. We stayed in room 315. Our room was clean and odorless. The towels and linens were clean and fresh. The room seemed a bit dark, and the floor lamp was not working, but it was not a big deal. The TV worked well and there was a selection of channels. The toiletries were present, unopened, and smelled/felt nice. Our coffee machine was broken, and I told the desk agent as I was grabbing breakfast and he thanked me. The phone worked in our room and there was a fridge and microwave. We only used the microwave, and it worked fine. The room was quieter than I expected given its close proximity to the highway. I use a white noise machine to sleep, but even before I turned it on, we heard nothing. The desk staff were polite and helpful. They treated me with respect and care. We did not use the pool or hot tub but they looked inviting and I was glad to see they were there at all. There were some very nice items in the vending machine and there was a bell cart available. You could tell a lot of thought is going into the guest experience, even with this being a roadside hotel. The free breakfast was more than I expected, especially as they were working under COVID measures to reduce spreading germs. We were each allowed a grab and go bag that contained many cold items, including a bottle of water. And we were also allowed a microwaveable breakfast sandwich. There was a nice variety of hot coffee, teas, cocoa, etc. available in the breakfast room, so it was not a problem that our room coffee maker didn't seem to work though there were ample cups, coffee, and mix-ins. Overall, I was very pleasantly surprised at the quality and value of this modestly priced hotel!

We were on a two week road trip from Los Angeles to Vancouver and back, so we stayed at many different hotels. After seeing the reviews for The Ashland Hills we were excited to get back to a full service property, especially since it is privately owned. Many times older hotels that have been remodeled show signs of cost cutting but not here. The staff was very friendly and the room redo was flawless! No chipped tubs but rather large rooms with a cool retro vibe and the most comfortable beds we encountered on our trip. We ate dinner in their cafe Luna and it was great! If you want more bang for your buck be sure to give this hotel a shot, you won’t be disappointed.

We stop in Ashland on our way to Portland and stayed at the hotel. With 4 kids the hotel agent suggested Lithia Park which was couple blocks away and the kids had so much fun. They also recommended great restaurants also walking distance. The room had 2 beds and was clean. The beds were comfortable. The only draw back was they don’t have a swimming pool. We will definitely be back.

I don't know where the so-called hot spring hotel in China is higher. The room is really hot spring. All the utensils are tall and mountainous, dry and wet partitions, and the living room is big enough to meet office needs. Breakfast is also left!

When you a stay at Timbers INN and Suites in Ashland, you'll be in the historical district, within a 5-minute walk of Southern Oregon University and Schneider Museum of Art. This motel is 1 mi (1.6 km) from ScienceWorks Hands-On Museum and 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Ashland Library.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a seasonal outdoor pool, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and a television in a common area. Additional amenities at this motel include a picnic area and discounted use of a nearby fitness facility.Continental breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include express check-out, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 29 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.

3 of us stayed at the Stratford Inn at the beginning of our road trip to Southern California. We chose the Stratford Inn based on reviews and its proximity to the Shakespeare Festival and restaurants. Upon entering our room, we noticed a musty smell. We opened the windows to air it out, but later that evening upon getting in to bed, the sheets were damp. Yuck! Also, it has a somewhat stocked kitchen with a few glasses, plates, etc, but no dishwashing soap and no handsoap. The bar of hand soap in the bathroom was so small, it didn't last overnight with 3 of us. There were food crumbs in the living area. The hot tub was closed (a determining factor in my choice of hotel) They have you fill out a form for breakfast (included). Each guest may choose a TOTAL of FOUR items, which we did. The next morning, we were each given a brown paper bag containing our breakfast. Although we each ordered a banana, there were none. Same with the yogurt. Orange Juice was supposed to be provided, there was none. We asked for extra oatmeal to make up for the missing items... they were out. We were on the road for 2 weeks. This was our least favorite place.

I’m not sure that I had any pros about this place. Initially when I was looking for a place for us to stay since it was the last place we would stop on our way home it said one price and then when I got into the booking site it was more. When we first arrived the place appeared okay, however after getting the lights on i noticed this was going to be a rough night. The placed needed a seriously good dusting, didn’t look like some of the furniture had been dusted in months, and could see the dust in the air. The bed looked okay at first but as soon as you laid down it felt like you were laying on a stone table, I didn’t sleep at all. Next the bathroom: The exhaust fan was caked in dust and doesn’t look like it had been cleaned in a long time. You can feel cold air coming from behind the electrical plates covering the outlet and also from a plate that had no use so this made the bathroom VERY COLD. Next no hot water at all from the sink or shower. We drove 13 hours, and was hoping for a shower before the last leg of our trip home but couldn’t do that and luckily I had enough sanitizer in my bag since you could t properly wash your hands. You could also see a long strip in the shower that needed caulking but didn’t have it and could see mold/mildew caked in there, not to mention it was extremely small like 2x3” Breakfast: TERRIBLE! Tasted like everything me and my daughter had, had been frozen and de-thawed multiple times, the coffee didn’t even appear to be fresh either. Had to get breakfast and coffee elsewhere, luckily there is a Starbucks right up the road.