McMenamins Hotel Oregon
310 NE Evans St, McMinnville, OR 97128-4605
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On McMinnville's charming, old main street, Hotel Oregon strikes an inviting pose - as it has since 1905. Once home to a restaurant and lounge, banquet hall, Greyhound bus depot, Western Union, soda fountain and beauty parlor, the handsome four-story building we call Hotel Oregon is a delightful destination in the heart of Oregon's wine country.Warm lighting in the first floor pub, cozy tables and an impressive 40-foot long back bar invite close conversation over the glint of a fresh pint or maybe a game of shuffle board in the Paragon room. Artwork and wall hangings inspire thoughts of the past and a trip to the subterranean bistro-style Cellar Bar or magnificent Rooftop Bar (with its breathtaking 360-degree view of the region) are a must for any visitor to the hotel.
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Free parking
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Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
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Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly )
Rooftop terrace
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74Somewhat walkable
Grade: 74 out of 100
37Restaurantswithin 0.5 km
22Attractionswithin 0.5 km
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We stopped by this hotel/restaurant because we are passport members. If you don’t know about this and live in or frequently visit Oregon, check it out at any McMenimen’s location. This is a classic old hotel, remodeled and repainted in the bright colorful mcMenimen’s style, as always, honoring the original location and history. Look up the walking tour on their website if you have time and explore everything! Or, stop by the ground floor restaurant or rooftop bar and enjoy a drink, a snack or a full meal. We are fans of the tiny corn dog “scooby snacks” but the menu is broad and there will be something for everyone. I enjoyed a ginger-blood Orange cider. The beer options are also good and they have a classic variety of mixed drinks.
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Date of stay: May 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We had a great three night stay Sunday to Wednesday. This was our second visit to this hotel, we were here in 2007. We ended up in a suite style king VERY spacious. The next time we come we will be sure to catch a Friday/Saturday so we can see the cellar bar. We had two dinners and a breakfast, all great food in a welcoming atmosphere. We love the property and the artwork on all the four floors of walls and the interesting artifacts are good fun. This is a nice older hotel with so much character. We want to come back in May for the alien parade.
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Date of stay: December 2021
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Room Tip: There are rooms without bathrooms. Pay the extra, well worth it.
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I’ve stayed at McMenamins Edgefield in Troutdale, Oregon countless times (and have always loved it) so I expected McMenamins Hotel Oregon in McMinnville to be on par. What a disappointment. The one and only luggage cart is on its last crooked leg. Our $154/night single king bed room is tiny, the walls are paper thin, and the room’s HVAC unit keeps resetting itself to 67 degrees AC no matter what we do (so we turned it off). Most of the hotel amenities are unavailable—the great bar, the rooftop bar, and the cellar pub are all closed—with no explanation other than a shrug. Loud cars keep racing up the street, loud motorcycles are starting up or departing regularly, and at the moment a bunch of people are fighting on the street (on a sleepy Sunday night, it’s not even Friday or Saturday). Since I really wanna try to say something positive, the staff are super nice, the curtains are lovely, and our bed is comfy. Sadly that’s as far as it goes. I was just at McMenamins Edgefield last month and everything was as wonderful and consistent as it’s always been, making the contrast here at Hotel Oregon even more discouraging. I love you McMenamins, but I won’t be back here again.…
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Date of stay: September 2021
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Love this place ! It's a whole Experience and A great spot to take visiting friends and family. Great indoor and outdoor seating and kitschy immersive ambience. There a one of a kind movie theater ( snacks and drinks served ) a restaurant /bar soaking pool a cigar bar and more. Be sure to look For secret hideaways ( ask a local ) Check it out!
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Date of stay: March 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip: Very busy on the weekends, parking is behind the building.
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It's hard for me to write a negative review of a McMenamins hotel because I am a fan. So let me begin with the positives: large room, comfortable bed and friendly, efficient staff. Unfortunately, we were in a top floor room below the rooftop bar. Lots of noise of moving chairs, perhaps even tables. This was a corner room, overlooking the main commercial street of McMinnville, which meant we had to listen to loud, bass-thumping music until at least 11 p.m. Where this was coming from no one seemed to know -- staff were surprised when I mentioned it at checkout. And, as others have noted, this is a hotel in need of some upgrades. While I enjoy the charm and history of older hotels, the bathroom was too antiquated to be "charming." Try taking a shower in a clawfoot tub with a wraparound shower curtain that clings to you as you're showering! And speaking of not charming, the hotel has a very rundown look and feel, which certainly doesn't warrant a $200/night charge. I totally understand that Covid has negatively impacted the hotel industry. But I suspect the condition of Hotel Oregon preceded the pandemic and has been intentionally ignored. That's really too bad and I hope McMenamins will take note of the reviews and try to win back its disillusioned customers.…
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Date of stay: July 2021
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Hotel Oregon Pub, McMinnville is a picturesque spot in the downtown area of the town. The setting is pleasantly low keyed, with booths and tables in a mostly quiet environment. We appreciated the attention to Covid-19, with an armband to designate those vaccinated. The menus for lunch has good options, with a good wine list. If there is any small complaint, it might be somewhat soggy fries or the $9 price tag on a splash of wine. Overall though I'd go back again.
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Date of stay: June 2021Trip type: Travelled with friends
Room Tip: Street parking can be a challenge. No problem if you don't mind a short walk.
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I'll start with the good part: the people who work there are incredibly nice and helpful, and keep the place as clean as possible. However, Hotel Oregon is just super run-down. Chipping paint, buckling linoleum in the bathroom, worn-out, ill-fitting flea-market furniture, and the smell... can't put my finger on that smell, but it was noxious. The beds are pretty, as you see in the room photos. But they don't show you the rest of the room, which in my case was just unusable (I had a king suite). And the bathroom -- it's not historic, it's just an insult to the customer. Summary: the problem with this hotel is the ownership. They clearly haven't put a dime into maintenance or updates in about 20 years, and it shows. I changed hotels after a couple of nights, and will never go back to a McMenamins.…
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Date of stay: March 2021
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We stayed for two nights at the hotel. As usual for McMenamins, the bed was not comfortable. The room was also far too small. We found these things to also be the case with The Crystal Hotel in Portland. The food and drink were ok, the rooftop bar is the highlight of the hotel. Apparently, McMenamins is suffering due to COVID and is asking for donations. Perhaps if the McMenamins brothers put some effort into making their hotels better, they might turn things around. McMenamins is famous for its live music and it would be sad to see the company fail due to mis-management.
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Date of stay: October 2020
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Room Tip: Don't get a compact room, they are too small!
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Every McMenamins location has a unique, quaint feel and vibe, and McMinnville's Hotel Oregon location is no exception. But, during a recent trip to pick up our takeout order, one item had not been prepared. While the other four items wilted and sat for an hour, we stood in the packed restaurant (with our masks on). When we asked the manager to intervene, she went and retrieved our item. She shoved it in my direction while passing by, without acknowledging us. I asked for an apology, and she asked why. She said that everyone was waiting, but she clearly missed the point: Four out of five of our not-so-inexpensive items were room temperature, and our kids' patience warranted an overtime bonus for them. Many people go to this destination for the ambiance. Feel free to do so, but decide whether the wait is worth the experience. Social distancing is not carefully followed at this establishment, so keep this in mind during the pandemic. As far as takeout goes, go to Shari's or another comparable restaurant with much better service.…
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Date of stay: August 2020
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DoloresJacoby.Let’sTravel.98368 wrote a review Sep 2020
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The downtown historic district is a must visit. This grand old hotel also has a restaurant, bar, sidewalk cafe seating and rooftop garden. The old architecture is delightful and there’s lots of history to explore. Reasonable prices and convenient to walk the shopping and restaurants of the area.
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Date of stay: September 2020Trip type: Travelled solo
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PRICE RANGE
$117 - $143 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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NUMBER OF ROOMS
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Claim Your Listing Frequently Asked Questions about McMenamins Hotel Oregon
Which popular attractions are close to McMenamins Hotel Oregon?
Nearby attractions include Terra Vina Wines (0.06 km), NW Food & Gifts (0.02 km), and The Bitter Monk (0.2 km).
What are some of the property amenities at McMenamins Hotel Oregon?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include a rooftop bar, free wifi, and an on-site restaurant.
What food & drink options are available at McMenamins Hotel Oregon?
Guests can enjoy a rooftop bar, an on-site restaurant, and a lounge during their stay.
Is parking available at McMenamins Hotel Oregon?
Yes, free parking is available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to McMenamins Hotel Oregon?
Conveniently located restaurants include Pura Vida Cocina & Arte, Crescent Cafe, and La Rambla Restaurant & Bar.
Is McMenamins Hotel Oregon located near the city centre?
Yes, it is 0.4 km away from the centre of McMinnville.
Are pets allowed at McMenamins Hotel Oregon?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Is McMenamins Hotel Oregon accessible?
Yes, it offers wheelchair access and facilities for disabled guests. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.