This is the best B&B in Ashland, the best B&B ever! Bill and Corbett are excellent hosts. The breakfasts were outstanding. Good food, good conversation, and much laughter. The pool is delightful. The rooms are neat and well furnished. The beds are comfortable. Book this well in advance, and you will thank me later. The perfect B&B to experience the Oregon Shakespeare festival. We love the walk each day, sometimes 2 or even 3 times/day.

Over the past 12 years, we have stayed at Arden Forest Inn for 2 separate weeks each year. We always come away with the self-satisfied feeling that we enjoyed the best B & B in Ashland. In addition to the clean, well appointed rooms, there are lovely gardens and creative, sumptuous breakfasts. But the real treasure is Bill and Corbet, the innkeepers, who make our stay relaxing and comfortable. Their overall knowledge of theatre, and the OSF plays in particular, make the breakfast conversation enjoyable and stimulating. This unique situation is unparalleled in Ashland.

The Arden Forest Inn is a wonderful place to stay. My friend and I could only stay two days but wish we could have been there for at least a week. Bill and Corbett, owners made us so welcome and the setting is so peaceful and relaxing we felt like we had had a longer break. There has been so much love poured into the Arden Forest Inn and beauty in the rooms and the grounds. I loved the communal breakfast with discussions of the shows that were on that day or that we had seen the night before and also other subjects. One breakfast lasted for several hours.

I will definitely be back and will be telling my friends about this place.

As an annual visitor to Ashland for the Shakespeare Festival, I've stayed in several places over the years, but have settled on Arden Forest as the B&B I return to again & again. The rooms are comfortable (I've stayed in four of the five) and make you feel like you're in a home away from home, not unlike many other B&Bs in Ashland. However, the difference really comes from the sense of community that occurs at every stay. The Inn really attracts folks who are there for the theatre, and not by accident. Corbett & Bill are always knowledgeable about the shows and other activities at the Festival, and have managed to attract other like-minded people to return repeatedly. As people have commented in other reviews, the breakfast conversations are always lively, with insights from the hosts and lots of exchange among the guests. On more than one occasion, the gazebo in the lush garden has been the gathering place for afternoon wine & cheese, a perfect place to relax and discuss the day's activities. We think this is the place for theatre buffs and those that enjoy a relaxing retreat that also offers a congenial atmosphere among the guests.