Accommodations,
Breakfasts Long Remembered,
Year-Round Activities,
Satisfied Guests, How to find us,
Availability and Reservations,
Policies, Rates
Peaceful gardens with roses, herbs, majestic trees and places to pause surround this 1908 Craftsman-style Inn just 4-1/2 blocks from the downtown plaza. Six sunny rooms with fresh flowers and laces, great books, fine amenities, private baths and air-conditioning. "Where you feel like a personal friend, not just a paying guest."
Relax...on the front porch swing, or perhaps in the quiet comfort of the living room, where a cheery fire awaits you on chilly days. A selection of music and books is at hand, as well as daily newspapers for your quiet perusal. Strong coffee, hot tea, and homemade cookies are always available.
Set away from the bustle of Main Street, the lush terraced gardens provide many places to gather with friends or just savor quiet moments alone...wander through the fragrant grape arbor or lounge on a chaise under the rose covered pergola.
A delectable full breakfast is served at 9:00 a.m. in the dining room or in the garden under the spreading walnut tree on warm summer mornings. Early breakfasts upon request.
Gift Certificates
Our
Cookbook
Treasures of The Woods House
53 Favorite Recipes, cost is $14.95 each.
Order by mailing your check, or call and give us your credit card number,
or better yet, pick up a copy during your next visit.
Please check our sample recipe at Breakfasts
Long Remembered.
Convenient off-street parking is provided. Open all year. AAA Three Diamond and Mobil Travel Guide approved. Best Places to stay in the Pacific Northwest 1991 - 1999, Northwest Best Places 1994 - 1999.
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We so appreciate your warm hospitality. We felt like friends the moment we stepped through the door. Jasmine is as sweet as she is a gargantuan of a dog! Thank you for our lovely breakfasts, plump towels, great mattress and the gorgeous gardens. We have really enjoyed staying here. Fondly, Elise, Larry & Allie Morse, Bellevue, WA
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The Woods House beauty inside and out, plus the Hostess, staff, and food will always be one of my precious memories. Lois Brinkman from Arizona
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It's always with mixed
feelings that we must leave your welcoming Judy & Jim Ware, Boise, ID |
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EARLY RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED
Check Availability and Make Your Reservations On Line,
Two night minimum stay, June through September,
call us at: 541-488-1598, or toll free: 800-435-8260.
For information, send e-mail to
info@woodshouse.com
Package reservations, including theatre tickets, can also be
made through
Southern Oregon Reservation Center,
toll free at 800-547-8052.
Nightly room rates, based on double occupancy, plus 7% lodging tax.
| NOVEMBER 4, 2003 to FEBRUARY 28, 2004 | $95 |
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| MARCH 1, 2004 to APRIL 30, 2004 | $110 |
| MAY 1, 2004 to JUNE 9, 2004 | $120 |
| JUNE 10, 2004 to OCTOBER 12, 2004 | $128 - $140 |
| OCTOBER 13, 2004 to NOVEMBER 2, 2004 | $120 |
| NOVEMBER 3, 2004 to DECEMBER 31, 2004 | $95 |
November 4, 2003 through April 30, 2004 add $25 for third person, deduct $5
for single occupancy.
May 1 through November 2, 2004 add $35 for third person, deduct $10 for single
occupancy.
Rates include a full breakfast and refreshments all day.
Subject to change without notice.
Mark and Celeste Goodman
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