When my husband called on short notice to book a room here for our anniversary, Ira was not only happy to oblige but went the extra mile (as he apparently does for all of his guests) to make our stay enjoyable. Dinner was an occasion to be remembered, with excellent food paired with amazing service. The room itself was wonderful,... more

we arrived in the early afternoon and were so pleased to be away from everything. Spent the afternoon reading and enjoying some of their wines from their great wine list. Late in the afternoon we asked for a fruit and cheese platter to be made for us. The attention and service was some of the finest i have ever experienced.... more

The Pinehurst Inn is down a very windy road, heck half the fun is getting there. Once we arrived, we realized that the photos on the website did not give the complete story. On the website, you get the feeling that the inn sits back from the main road. In fact, it sits on a gravel parking lot on the... more

This is a very interesting inn. It is isolated from the world. Cell phone service was not available there or in the proximity of the area. The rooms are very country-farm. Basic, comfortable, with no frills. Kind of a refreshing change of pace. By total contrast, the owner and chef, Ira, has studied culinary in New York and Paris and... more

My wife and I just thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Pinehurst Inn for our anniversary. The Inn is situated next to a bubbling mountain creek that provided pleasant enjoyment for nature hicks and relaxation. Ira and Susanna Krizo, the host and proprietors, did not hesitate to make us feel special and pampered. Chef Ira's meals were outstanding, and the... more

Pinehurst Inn outside of Ashland, OR is a dumpy little place. The drive to it is horrible and the second-hand furniture and bad service make this a place to avoid! The pictures they have listed of the place must have been taken 20 years ago. more