Ashland Hills Hotel & Suites

This hotel is really wonderful! It’s a retro-​perfect décor with reasonable price. It was clean, spacious, and overall just a cool place to stay. We reserved a suite with 2 double beds, sofa bed & it was great for our kids! We enjoyed the low-​key onsite restaurant which was really delicious!!! We had some cocktails after a long day of driving… perfect! Our kids also loved swimming & soaking in the big jacuzzi. This was cheaper than Best Western (across the street) & a better room. We highly recommend this hotel.

On vacation. Heading south to Anaheim and got tired before the border of CA. After a quick search of all the hotel options in the area, we settled on this one.
Best. Possible. Choice. Hands down.
Location was immediately off of the I-​5. Making it very conveniently located and easy to get back on the road the next morning. The prices were very reasonable for coming in on a whim. The service was very friendly and helpful. Made checking in and out a breeze and the free continental breakfast they offered was a great spread of options.
The hotel itself was surprisingly nicer than what we expected. Full size rooms with a living room space (at least what we stayed in) and full size bath room. Also included a refrigerator and microwave. We were very happy we stopped off here to get some rest.

My boyfriend and I stayed here when we drove from Seattle to go to the Shakespeare Festival in April. I would use the word «festival» loosely; it’s closer to a ‘season’ of plays that’s runs throughout spring and summer. (We saw Twelfth Night which I would highly recommend). The woman at check-​in was super friendly and gave us directions for the best places to park for the show. The room was pretty nice; king size bed (6 pillows!), bathroom had a tub but as a shower it was slightly slippery. Our room had an outdoor patio and faced the pool but did not have a fridge, microwave etc. We only stayed for one night so we didn’t really have a chance to explore the property. Breakfast was good and the pancake machine was pretty cool.

What an interesting place. Interesting, as in I’m not sure what to make of it.
The location is off the main strip of Ashland about five miles so don’t stay here if you’re looking to bar hop in Ashland. Unless you wanna Über.
The hotel itself is nice. I haven’t looked into the history, but it’s very obviously an old apartment complex that was converted. They’ve done a nice job of making it into a hotel. However, some things just don’t make sense for hotel guests. Examples are:
–the outdoor pool and hot tub. In this part of Oregon, that means you’re only swimming during summer. Too rainy otherwise.
–the room we stayed in has a tile floor. They tried to warm it up with some area rugs, but it’s just odd to have cold tile floors in a hotel room.
–the spaces within the room. We stayed in a «suite». There’s an odd side room in the suite with a desk and a sink. Maybe it was a room in the apartment before? The layout is just weird for a hotel.
–the room art is pizza. Just odd.
–they’ve put all this work into making a beautiful modern styled hotel but the bedroom furniture is typical cherry wood headboard and night stands you’d see in a Motel 6. They don’t go with the rest of the vibe.
–given the location, they should have a restaurant/​lounge on site for guests. They give you 10% off of Lark, which is their sister hotel’s restaurant.
The rooms have 50″ flat screens on the walls and they offer continental breakfast each day. The bed is clean and you get six pillows in a king suite. Yes! Otis Spunkmeyer (sp?) cookies upon check-​in are a nice touch.
I’d give this hotel a solid 3.5−4. They just need to work on those odd things to get a 4 – 5.
The continental breakfast has a nice selection, including some hot options. My only recommendation would be to look into composting options. They offer. Lot of compost able items (egg shells, fruit peels) and it would be nice to know those were being used for a higher purpose. *hippie alert*

Wow, was this place refreshing after our bad stay at a Best Western in Roseville, CA… We were supposed to stay in Roseville one more night (Monday night. We stayed there for two nights. Read my previous review. Quite humourous). But it was just so awkward of a place to stay we just decided to start going down the freeway until we didn’t want to drive anymore. My dad found this website and got a really great deal on a last minute room here. The guy who was at the front desk (his name was Garrett I believe) was so nice. Since they weren’t very full he gave us one of their best rooms, facing the great view of the hills.
The place itself has a really interesting retro-70’s look inside. The décor is really cool. They must have had some serious interior decorators! My mother was reminiscing about all the old style couches and lamps and stuff. Also… it’s a pretty large place. They have multiple buildings that are a little spread out, and it’s slightly intimidating when you look at the map, but it’s all connected and pretty easy to get everywhere. There is a bridge that goes to the lobby area, and they have a really pleasant sitting area outside, by the tennis courts (which are really well kept) that overlook the rolling hills. So gorgeous.
Very nice people that work here, polite house keeping! The rooms are really nice. We got a suite (I think it was a suite) that had two double beds. I enjoyed that there was a living room type of area, small kitchen area, and a big bathroom. There is also a balcony! So if you’re staying there when the weather is nice, it’s a wonderful view.
We also arrived here pretty late (almost 10 PM) and my mom had to rush to check in and put our stuff in the room because she wanted to sit in the hot tub. My parents both went down there, and they let them hang out in there for a bit, even after the closing time! Which was nice of them.
Breakfast: Was good! They have a massive sitting area. There wasn’t as much of a selection as most hotels (where they have plastic eggs, paper bacon, bad coffee, etc.) but they had plenty of fruit, bagels and different kinds of bread, a juice machine, and a big pot of plain oatmeal and different things to put in it like berries, brown sugar, whatever. The one thing that was weird was that they didn’t have coffee creamer, only milk, sugar and half & half. Not that I care because I do not drink coffee, but it upset my mom slightly. Oh, also… they have a pancake machine. It’s awesome. You press the button and put your plate to the right of the machine and you get two cakes. And of course you can just keep going back and have endless pancakes. They are good, too. But they have gross «butter spread,» so be wary. Who the heck even uses that??? But it made me remember: this is my current hometown and it’s where all the vegans go to die. So there’s that.
Overall, this is a great place to stay in Ashland. The Best Western (Windsor) is also pretty decent, and it’s right across the street from the Ashland Hills Hotel. Slightly cheaper, but honestly, this place is way more worth it! I’m sure my parents will stay here when they come to visit me.

I’ve stayed here on numerous occasions while on road trips from L.A. to Seattle. Of the many options along I-​5 that allows pets, this is one of the nicer locations. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and the pet fee is reasonable. My only criticism is the pet area. It is very poorly lit at night. They really could do a better job with this spot. And during this most recent time we stayed here, there were two loose dogs in the pet area with no owners in sight when we tried to use it, and one of these dogs appeared to be aggressive. I’m not sure if the dogs belonged to the person whose property is adjacent to the hotel. Regardless, it’s not an ideal spot for dogs because of this. The larger issue though is the lighting. That needs to be addressed.
That said, I would continue to stay here because it is clean, convenient, and reasonably priced.

Nice but super confusing layout. Finding your room can be quite a challenge, but once inside its a nice place.

I would actually give this hotel 4.5 stars. For value it is a ⁵⁄₅. Very cool modernized hotel from the 70s. Rooms are nice and clean. The hot tub was great although pool felt really cold (don’t expect to swim off season– March). Breakfast was good for this type of hotel. My only wish is that they served a good local coffee. Only other gripe was an experience at the front desk which we had to wait 10 minutes while the only attendant helped someone on the phone. Usually not a big deal but we were in a rush. Overall it’s been my favorite spot to stay in Ashland– only disadvantage being your not walkable distance to downtown

This hotel was an absolutely delightful and lovely surprise at the end of a long day of travel. The lobby was super chic and the night front desk staff was friendly, welcoming, and helpful in advising us on restaurants (and he did not steer us wrong!). The room was clean, neat, and stylish. The beds were dreamy… and since we were only there one night, that alone was worth 4 of the 5 stars. We had the very nice hot tub to ourselves in the crisp night air. The hotel was quiet and pets were allowed. I can’t believe how affordable it was. A truly perfect stay. I will definitely stay here again.

I’ve been to Ashland a million times and had my go to places to stay but everything was booked. This was decently close to town so I thought I’d give it a try. Very happily surprised! Wow! Great remodeling job. Cute décor. Clean. Spacious grounds. Large field next door for dogs. Easy parking. Quiet. Safe. Rooms are very nice. Beds were super cozy! Could not believe it was dog friendly. Super affordable too! Definitely will stay here again !

What a cute little hotel!!! So, we came down to Oregon for a business convention, and stayed at this hotel for 3 days. The check is was great! The rooms service was even better! We had a roommate with us and needed extra of everything. When I called them that same evening to request extra stuff, almost 10 minutes later, I got exactly what i called for. I requested for extra pillows, blankets, sheets, lots of towels, and a roll up bed. Got all that, at no extra cost!
We got a suit, it had a mini kitchenette, a large bedroom with two beds. The living room was not very spacious, but it did have a cute little patio with an amazing view.

I absolutely loved this hotel! WAY under rated, Priceline only has this hotel at 2 stars but this hotel is easily 3 stars and can even be a 4 star hotel. The décor is so cool, the rooms where super clean and the bed was plush and comfortable. The breakfast that was included in are stay was good and fresh. I can’t say enough wonderful things about this place, and to top it all off they are super pet friendly. I paid $ 79 to stay here but I feel they could easily charge $ 100-​$ 120 a night.

We used to stay here when it was the Windmill and we are totally stoked on the new ownership! The suites have been almost completely renovated and the service is outstanding! Continental breakfast included in the morning and its the closest exit/​entrance on your way to Mt. Ashland, only about 30 – 40 minutes to the parking lot/​lodge.
The rooms/​suites are spacious and clean. We especially appreciate the mini fridge, microwave and, in room coffee pot! Desk for a bit of work and a deck off the room for break time. No smoking through out the entire property except for designated areas is cool too.
Easy access off of Interstate 5 and, not a long walk from parking to your room (If you stay in the suites… and you should… just saying). Good eats, fuel, and a bar are all close by, not to mention that downtown Ashland is only an $ 8 cab ride away!
Free wi-​fi, nice spa, and again the service was outstanding. Oh, and their pet friendly but you would never know it. No pet smells, poop on the ground or noisy pooches that we heard. This is as good as it gets for the price. Heck I’ve spent much more for a room and been FAR less happy.

Ashland Hills Hotel & Suites is a very small town that’s near the entry point of Oregon. The elevation is high here so don’t be surprised if you’re snowed in.
My daughter and I did a road trip to Seattle and we stopped here on our way up and on our way down. The hotel rooms were spacious and the rates were reasonable. It doesn’t have a restaurant, so there’s no room service. But there are restaurants within walking distance. And downtown, Ashland, with more options is about 3 miles from this location.
Continental breakfast was complimentary. It wasn’t the best. But the rooms were clean and comfortable.

Sonya at Ashland Hills Hotel & Suites was our savior and angel! My husband and I decided to take an open ended road trip up north from the Peninsula and therefore didn’t have any hotel reservations made for the long weekend. By the time we arrived in Ashland, it was already close to 1am and we were super tired from driving over 7 hours. We drove to 2 hotels that we spotted along the freeway and both were fully booked. As we exited the parking lot of a full hotel, we spotted a sign for Ashland Hills across the street. We thought they might be full too but then decided — what the heck, let’s give it a shot! So I called and hallelujah — they had a room! Not only that but Sonya said she would give us a discount on the room since we were checking in so late. So sweet!
Then, when we arrived at the front counter, Sonya said «You know what, you must be super tired and it really is late, I’ll give you an additional discount.» What! She totally made our day and it was a great way to start our first road trip as husband and wife! Sonya was super sweet as she told us about Ashland and how we could try and catch a matinée show (which we did — we saw Guys and Dolls and LOVED IT).
Then when we got to the room, we were pleasantly surprised to find that it was super HUGE and it was nice and clean! The room wasn’t extremely updated but then again, I didn’t come in expecting a Marriott. The bed was comfortable and we enjoyed every bit of our stay.
As a bonus, there is an awesome free breakfast! The breakfast is held upstairs in the main building and there are so many tables and even some comfy couches. There were a lot of options for breakfast, including bagels, toast, hard boiled eggs, yogurt, granola, fruit, and best of all… PANCAKES. It was THE most awesome pancake machine EVARR. I took a picture of it just because it was THAT awesome.
What a lovely place to stay. We would definitely come back to stay at Ashland Hills Hotel & Suites — even without the discounts! Hopefully we’ll run into sweet Sonya again =).

We booked this hotel for a quick overnight stop on our way to California from Seattle. We were greeted at the front desk by Robert, who was super nice and accommodating for our late arrival. The hotel itself is really cool. It has a 1960s vibe, though everything is new and the hotel seems to have been remodeled. Our rooms were clean and quiet, beds were comfortable, and the price for 2 rooms was great. Close proximity to I5 made this the perfect stop on our trip. We wish we could have stayed longer to enjoy the pool. I highly recommend this hotel anyone passing through, we will recommend it to friends and family.
P. S. Be sure to check out the breakfast upstairs if you stay here. :)

Read as 3.49. There is so much to like about the Ashland Hills Hotel & Suites. You can read about that in my previous reviews of it. This is probably our 4^th stay here and it will almost certainly be our last. Though we come to Ashland primarily for the plays, to visit friends and to shop, we also like to spend time on the computer and to read. The desk chair remains completely unsuitable for its task and after spending an hour or so in it Friday night my hip was alarmingly sore. The only time I sat in it again during our stay was Sunday, using an inflatable cushion Alan has. That did help, but there’s no excuse for having chairs like that when La Quinta has proper desk chairs that are adjustable, tilt and roll. The other issue was the absolutely inadequate light for reading at night. The armchair and couch were a good height and firm enough to be comfortable. The lamp on the end table between them was maybe the equivalent of 60 watts. There was no lighting over the desk, which is under the wall-​mounted flat screen TV, a weird setup in and of itself. We requested another lamp, which was brought and we also requested a different desk chair, as the first one was completely sat out and rickety. The replacement had more padding, but was still uncomfortable. Both requests were fulfilled w/​the promptness and courtesy we have experienced from the staff here before. By contrast to the dim reading light, the entryway and the vestigial kitchen were brightly lit by can lights in the ceiling, one in the entryway and 3 in a row between the kitchen and the closet. It would have made sense to have can lighting over the chair and couch for reading and one over the desk for computer work, or even a desk lamp. Alan checked the business center on the first floor of our building out of curiosity to see whether there were proper desk chairs, but reported they were the same chairs.
Since we were last here in 2013 the property has been improved and work on it continues. The derelict looking buildings toward the front of the property have been renovated and are now in use as hotel rooms. There is a new reception area w/​soaring ceilings and more of a hotel feel and look to it. There’s breakfast served in a breakfast room in that building, I think, until 10AM and Alan reports it’s extensive and good. He’s brought back fruit and tea fixings for me from his morning visits there. I will be sorry not to stay here again and we will probably check to see whether they’ve replaced the desk chairs and improved the reading light before booking for our stay elsewhere next October.

What a great stay, what a great price. «Secret Deal on
, $ 82 incl tax. Older sprawling 3 story hotel that’s had a massive makeover. The «bones» are still seventies, but all internal spaces are now tastefully chic. Staff is incredibly friendly and young, try to get a room with a view of the hills rather than courtyard if you can — magnificent. The extensive grounds and tennis courts are a pleasant bonus.

I am currently experiencing niceness overload, and it feels amazing. Doreen checked us in, and I have never met a friendlier person, ever. She talked in a sweet voice that could calm a raging bull. She explained different perks about the hotel, how to get to our room, and gave us two amazing complimentary cookies. On top of all that, twenty minutes later we are laying on our beds when the phone rings. It was Doreen making a complimentary house call to make sure we are doing OK.
Everything about this hotel screams 70’s including the furniture, light fixtures, sofas and even the art lining the walls. It brings a level of charm to the place. I especially love the very comfortable couches that you find throughout, and the brick type mirrors in the hallways.
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On our second day we went to try the continental breakfast. The little breakfast area is not so little. It’s actually the biggest breakfast area I’ve ever seen at a hotel. They have tables, sofas, even booth for you to sit at. It’s actually like a restaurant, complete with a very hard working employee constantly clearing table and refilling the coffee and food. They have a small coffee area in the dining room itself, and in another room they have a multitude of breakfast items that you find at any continental breakfast including eggs, a variety of breads, fruit, juices, and a make your own pancake machine.
Our room was very spacious, and even the storage area was of great size. The beds were amazingly comfortable to the point where you feel like you’re sinking into a cloud. Every room has a small patio area with two chairs. And even though the view from our patio was of a giant tree, I looked around it and stared at the marvelous landscape beyond. They have a great pool and hot tub area. There is a beautiful garden area that you can view when you walk through the halls that I sadly did not have time to view closer
The hotel is located next to the 5 freeway, yet you hear none of the traffic. It’s also located just 2 miles from downtown Ashland, plus a variety of restaurants within walking distance. Everything about our experience here was fantastic.

This little gem or rather huge gem right off the freeway of I5 was ideal for our short jaunt to Oregon. We were driving a family member to the San Francisco airport so I decided it’s been awhile that we have visited this area so why not extend our drive a bit to the very northern part of California.
It was really cool to see Mount Shasta in its entirety along the way. I had to make like seven pit stops but oh well I know my kidneys are working as well as other unmentionables! We did see snow right before the Oregon border too with people playing in it. When we reached our hotel it took a while for the lady to check the guy in before us. Probably at least 20 minutes as I had time to use the restroom besides check out the huge lobby. They had complimentary coffee, apples and newspaper.
After our checkin we were given Otis Spunkmeyer chocolate chip cookies for snack. That was sweet and a first (although we have stayed at the Waikiki Trump towers hotel and they have provided us with a small box of Hawaiian shortbread cookies from Honolulu cookie company twice as we have stayed there a couple times!) We did drive over to the back of the hotel where the suites where located. Our room overlooked a beautiful mountainous landscape.
I was happy to see that our suite was nice although not modern but live able. The mattress was soft though. The televisions had not been updated to flat screens yet but I’m sure down the line. Our suite did have a tiny balcony that one can sit outside but not the day we arrived as it was chilly. I remember reading that this hotel is pet friendly but is well maintained. I didn’t see a single dog while we were there.
It was quite chilly in the hotel room so I was able to adjust our thermostat. The fan was a bit noisy for it was necessary to keep us warm. There was a separate mirror & sink besides the main bathroom. There was a coffee maker, microwave & refrigerator which was a plus for us!
This location was very centralized with many gas stations, grocery stores and restaurants nearby. It was a nice hotel considering I got it the suite for under ninety dollars a night!
I heard that a big storm was coming so we left very early in the morning. It was raining plus it was foggy & pitch black when we left. I’m sure we will be back though. More so in the summertime! Don’t hesitate to stay here; it really is worth the money!!! We did miss a quick breakfast but that’s okay! Next time!!!