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Discover the best hotels in Jacksonville, Oregon including Wine Country Inn, Magnolia Inn, McCully House Inn, Jacksonville Inn Hotel & Wine Shop, Bybee's Historic Inn, Wine Country Inn.
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1. Wine Country Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Located just outside historic downtown Jacksonville, the Wine Country Inn is the perfect spot to explore all that Southern Oregon has to offer. Offering 27 rooms and suites, the Wine Country Inn is situated just outside the historic district of Jacksonville, close to all the shopping, dining and attractions. Included in each stay is a continental breakfast, free parking and wifi and pet-friendly rooms for our furry travelling friends.
Manager doesn’t care….you don’t sleep.
Reviewed By X620NXdavidaWe stayed in room 117. Unknown to us the inn had rented all the rooms around us to brewery representatives who were participating in an event at a local restaurant. These people arrived, drunk, at the motel @ 2am and started yelling cursing and carrying on until 3:30 am. There is no onsite management after 11pm so you’re really on your own. When I checked out this morning the manager at the desk didn’t ask how our stay was….really didn’t act like he cared but I decided to let him know anyway. He still didn’t care
2. Magnolia Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 210 reviews
Jacksonville's Magnolia Inn, built in 1928 and located in the heart of historic Jacksonville, Oregon, boasts nine comfortably elegant rooms, each featuring premium linens, private bath and central air. The boutique Inn has been completely renovated, and provides a unique blend of casual elegance filled with charming hospitality. The lush floral grounds beckon you to relax and unwind in one of the numerous sitting areas, each having wonderful views of several of the town's most historic buildings. Our expansive continental breakfast allows you to wake up on your schedule and dine at your leisure in the dining area or on our picturesque and inviting veranda. Jacksonville's Magnolia Inn is the perfect spot for romantic getaways, vacation and business travel.
Great Location.
Reviewed By WillieMacfanThe Magnolia Inn is located about two short blocks from the downtown main street. It is on one of the major roads entering Jacksonville but noise was not an issue. There is parking on the side street. Our room and the kitchen area for breakfast was upstairs. The room itself actually had a bedroom, a sitting room and a bathroom. The sitting room has a single bed in it if you are traveling with a child or third person. The breakfast is a help yourself- they had set-out fruit bowls, coffee was made and cereals/tea are available. Orange juice and cook it yourself frozen waffles. During covid you are directed to seating on an outdoor deck.
3. McCully House Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
The McCully House Inn built in 1860 is the oldest home in Oregon currently operating as an inn. The inn has six unique rooms and three deluxe suites along with a beautiful English garden and patio. Located in historic downtown Jacksonville on the corner of California and 5th Street, just steps from great dining, wine tasting, and shopping, it's the ideal location for a memorable Jacksonville experience.
McCully House, A Wonderful Gem in a Historic Mining Town!
Reviewed By Brenda SWe needed to travel to Medford a couple of times in March and decided to stay in Jacksonville. It's so close to Medford yet you're in a small Historic mining town. It's like stepping back in time! And, to our delight, there was a lot of great places to eat at too. I did some research and decided to call the McCully House to find out a little more about the rooms. I spoke with Kathryn and she was extremely helpful and kind. She spent quite a bit of time explaining each room and all of the amenities. The home is beautiful! We decided to stay in The Westminster Suite which we loved! The bed was really comfortable and the layout of the room is great not to mention very quiet. Patti was the host both times we were there and she is super nice! She was soooo helpful and accommodating. Thank you Kathryn and Patti, we really enjoyed our stay!! We highly recommend McCully House!
4. Jacksonville Inn Hotel & Wine Shop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 228 reviews
Located in the heart of the National Historic Landmark town of Jacksonville, Oregon, the Jacksonville Inn upholds its 19th-Century charm with our quaint 8-room boutique hotel and 4-independent, full-suite cottages, including an exceptional restaurant, lounge, and an award-winning wine shop. Once named the "most romantic" hotel in Oregon and regarded as a must-visit getaway, the Jacksonville Inn creates a space of timeless grace where relaxation goes beyond linens, happiness beyond bubbly, and satisfaction beyond cuisine. Here you'll uncover our romantic history alongside the comforts of premium linens, deluxe toiletries, private baths, cable, internet, with a complimentary breakfast each morning. Offering a timeless haven for travelers making their way to the Applegate Valley for wine tasting, weddings, business, pleasures, and adventures.
Disappointing dining experience
Reviewed By seeingwithmyheartI’ve been coming here for a long time. And years ago, before the old owner sold this gem, I could count on the Inn to welcome my out of town visitors. Under the previous management, service was excellent, food very good, and atmosphere charming. Fast forward to May/June 2022. Under new management the restaurant promised and updated menu and superior dining experience. Instead… a menu with less options than ever ( only ONE item could make do as a vegan option..), higher prices ($3.00 for mediocre bread and 38 for mediocre salmon ), and service as slow as molasses. As always, I’m expecting summertime visitors, but this time we’ll pass on the Restaurant here. It’s a shame to see this place only keeping up with price increases, and not reflecting the trends of the times.
5. Bybee's Historic Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 108 reviews
If you’re looking for a romantic bed and breakfast in Jacksonville, look no further than Bybee's Historic Inn. Bybee's Historic Inn is a romantic bed and breakfast offering air conditioning in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests. Plus, guests can enjoy free breakfast, which has made this a popular choice among travelers visiting Jacksonville. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. While staying in Jacksonville, you can check out a popular Italian restaurant like Bella Union Restaurant & Saloon, which is serving up some great dishes. Looking for something to do in Jacksonville? Jacksonville Cemetery (1.0 mi), Art Presence Art Center (1.0 mi), and The Creators Gallery (1.1 mi) are some popular attractions that are within walking distance of Bybee's Historic Inn. The staff at Bybee's Historic Inn looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Very Kind Loving Owners, Well kept up inside & grounds,
Reviewed By Teresa RWhat a great location WONDERFUL employee's & always there for your needs. A great and beautiful location to hold your wedding as well. Or a great quiet romantic place to stay for that special getaway.
6. Wine Country Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Located just outside historic downtown Jacksonville, the Wine Country Inn is the perfect spot to explore all that Southern Oregon has to offer. Offering 27 rooms and suites, the Wine Country Inn is situated just outside the historic district of Jacksonville, close to all the shopping, dining and attractions. Included in each stay is a continental breakfast, free parking and wifi and pet-friendly rooms for our furry travelling friends.
Manager doesn’t care….you don’t sleep.
Reviewed By X620NXdavidaWe stayed in room 117. Unknown to us the inn had rented all the rooms around us to brewery representatives who were participating in an event at a local restaurant. These people arrived, drunk, at the motel @ 2am and started yelling cursing and carrying on until 3:30 am. There is no onsite management after 11pm so you’re really on your own. When I checked out this morning the manager at the desk didn’t ask how our stay was….really didn’t act like he cared but I decided to let him know anyway. He still didn’t care
