We needed a place to stay at the last moment, and this was available and very nice. The city of Jacksonville is a fun place to look around with nice hiking, and would be a good place to visit for a day. We would have stayed in the cheaper room but it wasn't available at the time. It was a nice location for the night. Great breakfast!

My seven year old son and I stayed at Cobblestone Cottages in the summer of 2007, after I found it on the internet. We couldn't have been happier with our stay. Sarah is a gracious and friendly owner, and she went out of her way to make our time there great.

We stayed in the room on the main level of the big house, and although it was small, we loved the selection of books and the enormous bathroom.

Breakfasts were elaborate and delicious, and since we were the only guests there for two of the nights, Sarah pulled out all the stops for my son, doing a sock monkey theme one morning, and a beach theme the other day. She had cute accessoriesk, themed food, and even special music playing for us.

Out in the back, past the phenomenally lovely gardens, my son loved the huge 'beach' or sand box.

I can't wait to stay here again. The little guest house room would make a very romantic place to stay when I come back again with just my husband.

For my boyfriend's birthday, I gave him tickets to Britt Festival in Jacksonville, Oregon, and a stay at Cobblestone Cottages. Honestly, I didn't know what to expect; I found this B&B via a link from the Britt website and was trusting that everything would be adequate.

As it turned out, Cobblestone was more than adequate. We were met by Sarah, the owner, as she mowed her spacious lawn in front of the house. She offered us a drink and showed us our room, the Meadowlark. It was equipped with a TV, VCR, small library, spacious closet with two bathrobes, full bed, and good-night chocolates. We had our own (large!) bathroom which was fully furnished with sample-sizes of shampoo, toothpaste, etc. Sarah makes her own soaps for the guest bathrooms (and also sells them). Our room had a private entrance so we didn't have to tramp through the house. Sarah lent us her own wine glasses, a corkscrew, and beach chairs to take to the concert.

In the morning we enjoyed breakfast: a choice of waffles with fresh fruit, a farmer's breakfast (ham-and-eggs type) or a giant breakfast burrito, plus a fruit bowl, juice, and coffee. We ate outside in the gazebo.

Our room was $89.00. There is a separate guest house, the Morning Dove Suite, which rents for $129.00.

We enjoyed it so much we've booked a return trip this weekend. It's a great bargain in an area that has mostly expensive motels & B&Bs.