Spa Resorts in Jacksonville, OR

"Absolutely lovely and quiet place to stay in Jacksonville. The property is an upscale charming motel/hotel property, tucked away in cute corner on the main road, 238, heading out of town. Lots of trees in the lot. My double bed room was spacious, with a high ceiling, calming decor and comfortable beds. Very clean room. I especially appreciated the large refrigerator that also had a small freezer for ice packs. (Good for road trippers.) The Inn is a short half mile walk to the Main street in “downtown” Jacksonville (half that to the Pony Espresso, Rays grocery and the Back Porch). The walk is flat, with a good sidewalk the entire way and VERY safe at night. It’s across the street from a senior living complex. I suggest a flashlight as some sections are a little dark at night. Note that the upstairs rooms require carrying your items up a set of outdoor stairs. The rooms right next to the road may have some road noise in the morning, but not much. (This is Jacksonville after all.) I’ve stayed in downtown several times before and would stay here again. It’s perfect if you’re going to a concert at the Britt, providing your OK with the walk back, which would probably be about a mile total from the pavilion."

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"It is a beautiful and historic building. We thought it would have been nice to have a write up of the history of the building and the Orth family. They have wine tasting guests downstairs that are not connected to the hotel guests. It is well insulated and quiet. I did have to deal with some bugs, mainly ants. It wasn't a trail coming in, but they kept showing up in the toilet and mainly the bathroom. I don't believe it was from lack of cleanliness though. The room was clean. Shutting the blinds for the evening was a bit of a chore. Most of the blinds were the type you have to pull down by the base , which was difficult only because someone had been pushed them all the way up. They have an abundance of towels, which was nice. I also like the room entry codes. It is just around the corner from the Good Bean, where we had breakfast. We look forward to our next stay for a concert at the Brit. It is very close for walking."