Ashland Springs Hotel

Rooms are a bit old and musty or stinky. Needs updating. Parking is limited. Air conditioning seems strong. Check in was easy.

Great old hotel! Would be nice to have a gym on premisses.

We had a great stay here. Very courteous staff, beautiful hotel, and a gated parking lot right behind the hotel. You can walk straight to the lot from the third floor. There's a lovely wrap-around balcony area overlooking the hotel lobby. Perfect place to relax and sip a beverage. Downtown Ashland is a great place to walk, shop, see the theater, and there's a nice holiday parade and celebration the day after Thanksgiving.

This hotel is soooo centrally located, we didn’t have to drive at all while we were there! Free parking is unheard of in California, so it makes for an afford stay in a gorgeous historical landmark!

Elevator is really slow

There was convenient parking and easy access by walking everywhere.

Great property. Downtown shops (and there is a TON of really neat options) + restaurants - right outside the front door!! Warm greetings upon check-in, clean rooms, and easy parking. (Free for cistomers) All-in-all....quite a wonderful stay!!

This a nice 100 year old hotel. It has been refurbished several times but is very much an hotel out of the 1920s. The rooms are small but comfortable. The breakfast is outstanding and way more than you would expect from a "continental" breakfast. The hotel is very convenient to walk to the theaters and restaurants. It has 4 EV charging stations in its parking lot.

It is an extremely lovely and exceptionally well maintained hotel. Our room was small, but we did get the most reasonably priced room! The room had a nice modern bathroom. Everything was perfectly clean. They have a secure parking garage.

I didn't realize that the hotel had four EV (220V) chargers -- Blink ones, which don't require a membership. I love this kind of hotel; it's like something out of Auntie Mame, with a mezzanine and tables that look over the lobby. Our room had high ceilings, and a hidden refrigerator. The hotel is in the central shopping district, but it's very quiet.

What started out as a very disappointing check in. The carpet was soaking wet and serped into the bathroom making for a slippery floor. Didn't discover what ead wrong until shoes were removed. The concierge offered 4 towels or a downgrade room. No other assistance. Message to the hotel and one night stay was refunded. Towels were very dirty when replaced that evening. Cleaning staff was very surprised. Also jack hammering the next morning on the sidewalk below with no advance notice. Lobby and garden are beautiful.

We appreciate the cleanliness of the room. No matter if it's an older hotel or newer, having a clean room makes for a comfortable experience.

Breakfast reasonably priced & staff added fresh items frequently and kept everything spotless.

was quite disappointed with my recent stay. The overall condition of the building and facilities was poorly maintained. The bathroom layout was outdated and inconvenient, and the shower fixtures were old and not functioning well, which made it uncomfortable to use. Most concerning was the condition of the sofa in the room — the stains were noticeable and made the space feel unclean. With some proper upkeep and renovations, this hotel could be much more comfortable, but unfortunately, it fell short of expectations during my stay.

The toilet was dirty and "ran" continuously. Cheap scratchy toilet paper. What looked like blood in the bathtub and something nasty in the waste paper basket. No window screen so dinosaur bugs. If your electrical outlets work by turning on the light, please explain. No outlet by bed. Bathroom fan sounded like a pile hammer. The furniture and furnishings looked like the result of 20 garage sales. Curt check in staff. Was promised period charm, got nasty motel room.

This is a beautiful and unique property. Many little whimsical touches in decor and aesthetic. It is a historical hotel that sends you back to another time, with all the modern conveniences. Room was tastefully decorated and the bed was extra comfortable.

Gorgeous 100 year old property. Excellent linens and bed. Very clean. Small boutique room if booking a single queen. Well situated in downtown Ashland. Loved tge decor.

The hotel was peaceful and the room I was in was very nice and clean. The view from my window was spectacular. Dining options around the area were nice. I was really happy for the parking garage offered to hotel guests as well. I came to watch a Shakespeare play and it was extremely walkable to the theater.

I love the charm of the hotel but our basic room not so much. Some of the bedding had stains on it and some of the furniture was quite worn. Fairly clean but the bathroom air vent had cobwebs and dust inside. Also the commode and small sink was extremely low to the point it was uncomfortable to use. The room had two double beds and was very small. Also the restaurant was not open on the Tuesday after Christmas as it typically would be. They do have larger and more accommodating rooms but as it was a quick overnight the costly update didn’t make sense. The front desk was very friendly and the location was great. Don’t know that I would stay again in a more expensive room without seeing it first.

It was a very noisy stay. The walls are thin and a baby was crying above my room all night. Wasn’t as clean as I expected.

It is an historic hotel and you can tell! There is a lot of charm but the rooms are tiny! That said the proximity to the Shakespeare festival and Lithia Park can’t be beat so if that is your focus plus shopping downtown Ashland this is a great place to stay.

Liked our stay but know in advance the rooms are very very tiny.

Historic hotel with small but comfortable rooms. Avoid being on a lower floor facing main st.

I’m a Platinum member of Expedia, booked the room well in advance. Booked an upgraded city view room. Was assigned a room in the back of the hotel. One side was two feet over a flat roof overlooking the parking lot. While the room had a comfortable king bed, it was not an upgrade. Disappointed with what we were given. Will not be going back and do not recommend it.

It’s an over 100 year hotel with old world charm. Stay knowing rooms and bathrooms will be smaller than modern hotels. But the charm and ease of getting around downtown made it well worth it.

The room was tiny and outdated. Not what I was expecting based on the photos

The room was having significant electrical problems. The outlets would not work and we couldn’t use any of the lamps. We ended up with extension cords and a power strip just so we could get ready for the evening and attend our show. We were told there was no maintenance on sight and all rooms were booked out. They apologized and offered a bottle of wine. For more than $300 a night it was more than a little disappointing. Our room should have been comped or offered a credit.

When we arrived, there was a sign at the reception desk that staff was out for 10 minutes and would return. We waited about 5 to 10 minutes for anyone to arrive to check in the three parties ahead of us and us. The reception area is pretty nice. The decor of the hotel is very dated and in some cases looks like it was bought at a thrift shop. The room is quite small, but the bed was comfortable. The main thing to recommend this hotel would be it location in downtown Ashland within an easy walking distance of many things, including the Shakespeare festival.

I rely on wi-fi. Guest wi-fi was down half the time I was there. At least it was better than last year when it did not work at all.

Perfect Location in a Historic Town! This hotel's location is unbeatable, with easy parking and access to all the charm of the town. However, the room fell short in some areas. The sofa needed a good cleaning, the tub was tiny with weak water pressure, and breakfast was very basic. If these issues were addressed, this hotel would be a true gem.

We stayed in the hotel two nights. We left our room on our day out at 9:30 AM. We returned at 3:45 PM. The room had not been cleaned. When I talked to the front desk, they said that the cleaning staff was about to leave at 4 PM and they could not provide it. I wasn’t happy about this. They offered to provide a $15 discount when I asked, but what I really wanted was a tidied up room. When we left the next morning, we found a small card that we had not noticed on a side table tucked under the room phone that indicated cleaning services are not provided for three days unless specifically requested. I feel this card was not apparent, the staff did not tell us of this policy when we checked in, nor did they tell us about this policy when I asked to have the room cleaned on that afternoon. Finally, the breakfast, which was not included in our room rate, was incredibly mediocre, and honestly not as good as what one receives a roadside chain. Not what we expected from a grand hotel in the center of Ashland.

Second time staying at Ashland Springs. Came to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival for the weekend. Easy parking. Close to restaurants and shopping, very walkable. Great staff. Will be back again next year for sure!

Dustin was so helpful when we arrived and the restaurant was lovely! It’s a beautiful hotel snd we’ll definitely stay there again

I had stayed at the sister property, The Lithia Springs Hotel, which was outstanding, so I arrived at Ashland Springs with high expectations. After a multi-day rafting trip, I was eager to enjoy the historic hotel. Instead, a sign at check-in read, “Be back in a moment.” After 5 minutes, another guest told me this was common and that she once waited 4–5 hours for gym info—too late to use it. I waited another 5 minutes and was calling when the attendant returned. I said I’d been waiting 10 minutes; he replied, “Oh, yeah, I had to go somewhere. My bad!” The casual tone was jarring for a place with “old-fashioned values.” He handed me my key with no details—this isn’t a Motel 6! The room was tiny (14x14), with an opaque window—no view. When I asked for another, the same attendant said, “No guarantee for a view with your room type and we’re out.” No soft skills at all! The next day, over 100°, I looked forward to relaxing with the TV, but it didn’t work. The attendant said, “I have no knowledge of these TVs and the maintenance guy is not around.” That night the night clerk told me, “There isn’t a manager…it’s messed up.” I appreciated the late checkout he granted and that the AC worked well, but overall, service was unprofessional and disappointing for such a storied property.

The hotel is very nice , but staff at front desk were unhelpful and rude .

I've been staying at the Ashland Springs for many years now, and I'm a little disappointed that they don't have room cleaning (even though I rarely need them to), and there wasn't a comforter or blanket available so it was chilly - so I had to keep the room warmer than I like - and the air intake is so strong in the bathroom that the bathroom is always cold. I know they upgraded and things are more polished generally, but the overall quality is just slightly lower. The little garden in the 2nd floor is still great, and the staff is amazing and nice. But the breakfast could use more attention (same every day, dried out, muffins were quite sad, not many vegetables in the eggs).

When we arrived, there was a sign at the reception desk that staff was out for 10 minutes and would return. We waited about 5 to 10 minutes for anyone to arrive to check in the three parties ahead of us and us. The reception area is pretty nice. The decor of the hotel is very dated and in some cases looks like it was bought at a thrift shop. The room is quite small, but the bed was comfortable. The main thing to recommend this hotel would be it location in downtown Ashland within an easy walking distance of many things, including the Shakespeare festival.

The employees at the front desk were impeccable. They went out of their way to welcome us and to make sure we had whatever we needed. The room was very small, however, making it difficult to move around.

The staff is so nice and helpful here.

We had an excellent stay. Staff was courteous and helpful.

It is an historic hotel and you can tell! There is a lot of charm but the rooms are tiny! That said the proximity to the Shakespeare festival and Lithia Park can’t be beat so if that is your focus plus shopping downtown Ashland this is a great place to stay.

Great place to stay when attending a show at the OSF.

Great old hotel with excellent locations

Perfect location for Oregon Shakespeare Festival. Walking distance to a variety of restaurants and shops. A charming reminder of a bygone era. Close enough for a day trip to Crater Lake which was beautiful. Staff excellent. Will definitely stay here again.

Nice place and convenient to OSF, downtown, and some trailheads.

An extremely convenient and pleasant place to stay when coming to town for a play at OSF. Couldn't be better!

Beautiful old hotel (refurbished) close to everything in Ashland!

Historical hotel. Downtown. Clean and quiet. Easy walk to plays

Just loved the building and the town in general. Very walkable

We love to stay at the hotel. It’s convenient and parking is a plus. Surprised breakfast is no longer included it was just ok. My big complaint is no bath mat in the slippery bath tub. Most of the people staying there were older, slipping is a big issue.

The only disappointment was the change in the breakfast buffet. It has always been free and expansive. I don't like having to pay $18 for it now. Maybe just include it in the rental rate. Much more customer friendly.

Everything was above average except for the breakfast buffet. Don't waste your money.

Pretty and comfortable within walking distance to many shops and with a wonderful restaurant on site.

Nice historic hotel located in downtown Ashland. Great onsite restaurant. Worth the stay!

Breakfast reasonably priced & staff added fresh items frequently and kept everything spotless.

This charming, historic hotel has been our go-to place for lodging on our frequent trips to Ashland for live theatre or to celebrate a special occasion. On our recent trip (Aug 2025) we learned the usual, complimentary breakfast is now $18 per head (basic buffet like one gets at Holiday Inn Express & most other reputable lodging facilities). Are you kidding me, management? Why price gouge your faithful customers with such? A better, more reason priced breakfast is certainly available at most restaurants around town (& this distracts from one’s ability to enjoy the morning in your pleasant surroundings with a light- bite of food, without dipping so deep into one’s wallet)! To top off this concern, upon returning home, I discovered my credit card had been billed a mysterious $11.21 (the day we checked out). I called the hotel & was told this unanticipated & unadvertised billing was an “incidental charge” billed to all guests. Say what?! Incidental charge for what? We incurred NO incidental expenses while there. So - THIS ENDS OUR LONG STANDING USE OF THIS ONCE APPRECIATED HOTEL (we’ll spend our hard earned dollars elsewhere).

The included breakfast is suprisingly poor for a hotel, let alone one of this caliber. The offerings are meager and did not rotate during our stay. Two cold cereal choices, bannanas and bread. The only two hot options were roasted potatoes and an egg bake. Over time, the egg bake become worse, which makes me suspect that they make them once a week and then reheat them each day. Ive been to Best Westerns that had a much better breakfast.

So the reason we like to stay here is the nice place they have for the continental breakfast. Now they charge for the continental breakfast!! $18. Way too much for what you get. The free breakfast made the stay a little more cost effective. I have never heard of a charge for a continental breakfast. So we had to get in our car to go eat. Very disappointed!

This is a charming old hotel with a perfect location in downtown Ashland and next to the Shakespeare Festival. Lark's restaraunt is wonderful.

Best beds and farm the table great food:-)