McMenamins Hotel Oregon

Marguerite Martin

I had planned to have lunch with a friend and eat on the rooftop deck- but it was a hot day and we opted to dine on the patio on the street: it was such a lovely lunch. The food and drinks were lovely- but our server was incredibly friendly and attentive even though it was busy. Great experience!

Robert M

McMenamins adds their twist to this historic building. Each bar has its own unique touch. I liked the views from the rooftop bar, it's a pretty small space though. If you eat on the rooftop, your food does come from the kitchen on the first floor. Had fun completing my passport. Service and amenities met our needs, visiting during UFO festival.

Bob Crisman

Hotel Oregon is the gem of McMinnville and one of the greatest secret weekend getaways in Oregon. As with many of the McMenamins properties, it's more about the experience than the accommodations. Over the last 2 years we have stayed in 3 rooms. The first room we stayed in was the Heck Harper room. This room was the largest of the three we stayed in and one of the rare rooms with a private restroom. The other two times we stayed there we opted for the shared bathroom/shower which each floor has. The rooms were small but adequate and tell of the history of famous people that have stayed there, or share about the lore of the area. None of the rooms offer a TV so bring along a good book. The rooftop bar is amazing during the evening and the restaurant on the main floor offers the food that many McMenamins guests look forward to. Although family and dog friendly, the stay is best for adults who want to escape the city life and enjoy the simpler things in life. Downtown is great for small boutiques and antique shopping. There is a great park for kids within walking distance and the Museum of Flight is just a short drive away. Rooms I would rate at 2.5 stars but the atmosphere and friendly staff put the whole experience over 5 stars.

Debby Patterson

We wanted to stop in and get a drink and appetizer before continuing our walk around town. We went in and waited to be seated. No one acknowledged us. They looked at us and walked past. 3 different employees. We realize that staffing is an issue these days, but after 10 minutes with no communication we walked out.