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Award-Winning Bed & Breakfast in Jacksonville, Oregon

Housed in one of gold-rush Jacksonville’s early permanent structures, the Jacksonville Inn perpetuates the nostalgic romances of that era. Built in 1861, the walls of the dining area and lounge were built of locally quarried sandstone, and specks of gold are still visible in the mortar. The town is the first in America to be named a National Historic Landmark, and Jacksonville has preserved its 19th Century charm.  Located in the heart of this national landmark town, The Inn is an elegant historic Jacksonville, Oregon bed and breakfast, featuring luxurious Honeymoon Cottages.

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“Best Fine Dining, Best Jacksonville Restaurant, Best Inn or B&B, Best Desserts”

Southern Oregon Magazine

“The most romantic Inn in Oregon"”

The Oregonian

“Wine Shop named One of the Top 50 in America”

GQ Magazine

“Readers' Choice Award for five consecutive years as Best Restaurant”

Mail Tribune

Historic Hotel Rooms

Eight gracious and elegant hotel rooms, each furnished with authentic western antiques, have been professionally decorated to bring the warmth of modern color while maintaining the distinctive decor of the past. A one-of-a-kind bed and breakfast experience.

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Cottage B&B Suites

A small historic home within two blocks of The Inn was purchased and restored as a Honeymoon cottage. Three additional cottages, replicated in design were built next door. They are popular for their privacy and luxury bed and breakfast feel.

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Wine Country

Just a short drive away is the Applegate Valley, home to 18 unique wineries. In what Sunset Magazine called “Wine country the way it should be”, these purveyors present their wines in an up close and personal manner rarely found in other locales: the same hands that make your wine will shake yours at the door.

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