Rooms vary in size but all beautifully appointed. Lark's restaurant is NOT TO BE MISSED. more

We've visited Ashland twice in as many years and our favorite place to stay (so far) is the Ashland Springs. The rooms were great, service was pleasant. The nightly cookies were a plus and the morning breakfast is the best. When we visited Ashland again with a bigger group of friends my wife went out of her way to get... more

We stayed at the hotel 2 nights in July. We booked a Queen View. Our room was very tiny. My main complaint is that we did not get a queen sized bed. I complained to the desk twice and the front desk manager once. They all said "You are wrong. It is a Queen." (exact words). Even if I was... more

We were able to check in a little early, which was a positive. We were surprised to see how small the room was considering we reserved a deluxe king view room and viewed photos on their website. I was a bit annoyed about that, because I had to spend a lot of time in the room writing a paper for... more

This hotel is right in the heart of downtown Ashland. We weren't there for the Shakespeare plays but this would be convenient for that. The room we had was very small by today's standards. There is a closet to hang clothes and stash your luggage. There is just enough room for the bed and a chair. There is maybe three... more

I am a business traveler. Almost 10 years I have traveled all cities in Oregon, and I have the choice of any hotel in any town. Same goes for restaurants. Most hotels I stay in i wish could be more like home. When I stay at the Ashland Springs Hotel, I wish home could be more like it. I have... more

I made my reservation by telephone on October 12, 2007, for July 3,4 and 5 of 2008. I received a letter with my confirmaton number. On June 26, I received another letter "looking forward to having us as our guest", saying to please review the reservation if any changes need to be made. We arrived on July 3, and were... more

Booked room six months in advance for wedding in Ashland. When we arrived for a three night stay, we were put in a tiny room without many of the amenities listed on the Ashland Springs website. Contacted front desk and was told hotel was sold out with no other rooms available. While waiting in the lobby, two walk-ups came in... more

This historial building in downtown Ashland, Oregon is stunning. The grandeur of the decor is breathtaking. There is european elegance in the chandeliers, potted ferns, ceiling fans, bamboo mirrors, huge armoire, high ceilings and cushy bed linens that takes you away to a quiet, peaceful state of mind. The sweeping views from the nine storied building of this gem of... more