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Ashland Springs Hotel While all of the historic features, such as the original terrazzo floors and Mica chandeliers, put the hotel on the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel’s 70 rooms are continuously updated and stocked with such creature comforts as Italy’s fine Frette linens, flat-screen televisions, and Gilchrist & Soames bath products.
Stephanie Inn The calming effect of the ocean can be greatly enhanced at the Stephanie Inn's new spa. Stephanie Inn Cannon Beach Just steps from the beach and with up-close views of the 250-foothigh Haystack Rock, the Stephanie Inn has long been one of the places to stay on the Oregon coast. And a recent $5 million headto-toe update makes this classic Cannon Beach getaway that much more compelling. All 41 of the inn’s rooms and suites have been revamped with new décor and fully-renovated bathrooms. Another notable addition: The hotel’s new spa includes two treatment rooms, each with steam shower, Finnish sauna and jetted soaking tub. A good place to curl up with a book and a glass of wine, the inn’s renowned reading room was renovated for comfort. Info: 800.633.3466/stephanie-inn.com 12+ Excelsior Inn Eugene In 1993, Chef Maurizio Paparo revamped this circa 1912 University of Oregon sorority house into a European-style restaurant and inn. Paparo, who is a stickler for using local ingredients in his native Italian cuisine, also pulled in local artists to create the stained glass and iron work that add authenticity to the Excelsior’s Old World décor. The inn’s 14 rooms, meanwhile, are decked out with marble and tile bathrooms, cherry furniture and soft linens. The effect is classic yet comfortable, like a good home-cooked meal. Info: 800.321.6963/excelsiorinn.com Tu Tu' Tun Lodge gold beach The Tu Tu' Tun Lodge (pronounced too-TOOT-in) takes its name from the indigenous Tututni, known as the "people by the water." And, no doubt, a visit to this retreat on Rogue River–where Chinook salmon run in the spring and fall, and steelhead run in the summer and winter–is all about the water. All of the lodge’s 16 rooms and two suites have river views, and many have fireplaces and outdoor soaking tubs. A hot breakfast du jour, as well as a hearty spread of homemade muffins, granola and local berries, awaits guests in the morning. In the evening, you can partake in the lodge’s own take on a Northwest Indian “potlatch,” which is likely to include a mesquite-grilled catch of the day and the inn’s signature hot lemon-cranberry popovers. There’s more to the lodge, of course, than eating and sleeping. Take one of the lodge’s sea kayaks to explore the Rogue on your own, or hire a guide and head upstream into the Wild and Scenic section of the river, which is not only home to some of the best fly-fishing in the country, it’s a great place to spy eagles, osprey, otters and the occasional bear. Info: 800.864.6357/tututun.com Historic hotel Restaurant Complimentary breakfast Fitness center 12+ Kids age 12 and older City/Cultural Outdoorsy Swimming pool Evening wine Spa Beach Pet friendly 48 <strong>1859</strong>magazine.com summer 09
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