Plaza Inn & Suites at Ashland Creek
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Gold Rush to Shakespeare
... River Valley. It is amazing how much towns built during the same period of American History appear the same. We walk some of the residential streets with the furry ones.
Molly is on a mission, setting a fast pace. She loves to take walks. Mav is on the hunt for anything that moves, as usual. I would have thought that he would have outgrown that trait by now. He has not. To our amazement it is not Mav that locks in on what appears to be squirrels on a nearby lawn. Woof ...
That's All I Can Stands, I Can't Stands No More!
... our coordinator, Ranger Chris is. Wednesday evening we find Chris in the entrance booth. We ask Chris if his list of priorities is the same as RJ's. Noooooo it isn't. Chris wants us to remove the invasive, non- native scotch broom that covers the hillside near the booth. It's easy to pull, he says. He then states that he will be off the next couple of days, so have at it!
Jil and I look at each other and decide to give it a go knowing full well that scotch broom has a very ...
Meeting with the good people of SOU!
On my way to Grants Pass, I had set up a meetign with the Professor Miller, the Director of the Office of International Programs: http://www.sou.edu/international/
Arrived early, walked around a bit and they will come visit us next year!
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En route to Oregon
... taller. Reallllll tall. We stopped and took some cool pictures with some that had fallen, or ones with big holes in the trunks. Then we went to the world famous drive through tree. Does what it says on the tin. Its a tree, that has a big gap in the trunk, and you drive through it. Very odd. It was a tight fit for Larry but we did it. More driving, more trees, night falling so we pulled over where we are now. Its called Klamath by the river, and it is ...
4 more days of peace.
... the dam so they could float down the river on their raft and tubes. I drove the 2 miles to the Klamath lodge at the Klamath campsite and set out making banana bread. I planned to sit down at my computer and enjoy the peace and quiet while they were gone, but an older gentleman came in and we ended up chatting for a long time about the ranch, fishing, football, etc... and it was nice. We have 30 mile radius two-way radios and I sealed one of them in ...
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Historical Traveler Reviews Plaza Inn & Suites at Ashland Creek
Fine place to stay
I've stayed here on two different ocassions, both were in the off season so things might be a bit different when it's crowded. The rooms I had were both very clean, the bed is comfortable, there was free broadband wired internet connections, and there was plenty of space in both of the king bed rooms I've had. The front desk staff was friendly althought the first night they recommended the restaurant next door, Beasley's, which was not at all good. The off season rates are very reasonable so if you are looking for a place to stay that is close to town, has good parking, and is clean I'd certainly recommend the Plaza Inn.
Just Okay -- Look Around First
My partner and I stayed here March 25th and 26th, 2005. It's adequate -- the rooms are nice and they allow pets, which enabled us to take our small dog. It's very close to the theaters and there's a microwave, fridge and coffemaker. However, the front desk staff are not friendly, the walls are paper thin, and worst of all, the water gets lukewarm at best. After a day of hiking the thing we wanted most was a hot shower to get ready for dinner and a play -- no such luck. Additionally, the water pressure in the shower is pretty lame. Given all of the options in Ashland (including those places that take pets), I would look around before staying here. Oh, and the evening "snacks" (chips) are silly (buy yourself a bag at the store) and the line for the pb and jelly is ridiculous -- and you make it yourself. What people will do for anything that's free. :)
Won't Stay Again
I had stayed at the Plaza once before and it was okay. When I arrived, the hotel was having an overbooking problem. The concierge, Joe, is no longer there and his "replacment" knew less about Ashland than I did. The room decor is goddy and their breakfast needs many improvments. The rooms seemed exteremly noisy for not being on a major street. I will never stay here again.
Good value with very nice accommodations & location
The help at the desk went out of their way to get us a room after we discovered the disappointing room we had booked at the hotel across the street. The rooms are a very modern style and comfortable. The location is incredibly central. You can walk to the theatre, movies, shops and restaurants and forget about your car. I love the peanut butter sandwiches, cookies and milk they put out at night for the later comers from the plays. Would stay again.
Stylish Decor and Wonderful Front Desk!
We actually had reservations at a B & B, which through a very odd set of circumstances were cancelled. It was serendipity as my husband and I actually came out ahead because we truly enjoyed our stay at the Plaza Suites. The hotel is within walking distance of downtown with its interesting stores and great restaurants as well as the Shakespeare Festival. We stayed in a suite on the top floor which was spacious and had every convenience as well as a fireplace. Our room overlooked the garden, fountain and creek. The front staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and desired to make sure that they were there to make our stay as pleasurable as possible. The breakfast had a good selection from which to choose. The milk and cookies served after the plays was a nice touch. The wine and cheese hour was well done as we learned about the wines of the region that were being served. All in all we were extremely pleased.
Not Impresed
I wasnt that impressed,nice rooms, but a lot of overhead noise,poor parking,staff robotic,location was good tho.If I went again i,d choose a smaller B and B.
Best Location in Ashland
Plaza Inn & Suites at Ashland Creek is a terrific place to stay in Ashland. The location is perfect for the theaters, shopping, restaurants. The staff is very helpful & accomodating, the concierge Joe is great to deal with. The room amenities are good--closet a bit small. The continental breakfast is the best I've had anywhere. Nightly cookies are a treat!
Wonderful Holiday experience
My family spent 3 days during Christmas at the hotel and I must say it was a wonderful experience. The front desk staff were always pleasant, cheerful and helpful and the cleaning staff did an exceptional job in helping us remove all that wrapping paper and boxes. We could not have asked for a better stay and would recommend the hotel to anyone staying in Ashland. We were pleasantly surprised at the beautiful scenery, expecially after the snowfall, what a surprise for Christmas. The location is excellent allowing an easy stroll to the square and local restaurants. Thanks to everyone for making our stay special
Best place to stay in Ashland
I know Ashland very well and visit often. I always try to stay at the Plaza Inn Suites. The location is perfect, an easy walk to the Shakespeare Festival and downtown, and the rooms are comfortable. When they are not full, they usually give me a free upgrade when I arrrive and ask if there are any larger rooms available. The service is great too, and they have a nice continental breakfast and snacks in the late afternoon and evening.
Plaza Inn and Suites
My 2 adult daughters and I stayed for 2 nights at the Plaza and attended a "Midsummer's Night Dream." Our accomodations were great, the rooms are nicely decorated, and the staff was very pleasant. They had a wine/cheese social Sat. night, and snacks after the play. We used the gym which is small, but never had problems getting onto the equipment. The location is very central; don't miss a play in the Elizabethan theater.
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