You don't have that many good hotel/motel choices in Ashland, which is a very charming little town. I was here in winter, which probably isn't the best time to visit, but I was driving the 5 down from Seattle to LA and this was a good stopping point. The location is not close to anything in Ashland that you want to see (I mean, it's miles to the Shakespeare Festival and the speed limits are low), but it's a good option and priced very well compared to other places in town. Parking is free, which is good as you will need a car to do anything. This hotel was built in the 1970s and is being maintained well enough, but believe me, it feels like you're in a time warp. The room was really big but I think the bathroom was original. There are long hallways to your room and you can park right in front of your room if you want (but you'll have to go the main entrances to get inside), so you get that sprawling motor inn feel which doesn't exist in too many places anymore. Stylistically, they've gone with a 1970s vibe which isn't totally effective... it's less throwback and more, oh, they took this stuff out of storage and put it up on the walls. Breakfast was included and was decent... there is a waffle maker which I can't believe they let you operate on your own. Seems like a hazard for small kids, but hey, if their insurance will cover it, why not? It was a good waffle. I will say the front desk staff here was infinitely more friendly than at the Plaza Inn, which is newer (circa early 1990s) and in a much better, in-town location. So much so, I think I'd choose this place over it the next time I come back through town.

A super spacious comfortable room with table and chairs was a nice bonus. Beds were very comfortable and a large bathroom with an extra sink outside the bathroom was appreciated. Great location close to freeway and into town where there many good restaurants.

Excellent place for a family plus dog passing through on a road trip! Good location, good amenities (pool, breakfast, tennis courts). Very friendly staff and large, clean rooms. The family room had features I really like: a separate room for the kids, and two sinks and vanities (one in the bathroom, the other just outside it) so two people can get ready at once. Also the bathroom had a proper door that closed (I hate the pocket door fad that seems to be so popular at the moment - noisy and no privacy) and the patio door with fly screen meant we got fresh air without bugs or the dog running out. So glad we stayed there and would visit again any time!