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Brey House Oceanview Bed and Breakfast Winter Special

January 14, 2021 Mary Pellegrini

Brey House Oceanview Bed and Breakfast

Brey House Oceanview B&B, in Lincoln City is running a Winter Special. It’s a BOGO: Reserve your first night at Brey House and the second night is half price. Offer good through March and must be booked online from their website.

Brey House Oceanview B&B is right across the street from the Pacific Ocean. This brightly colored inn is in Lincoln City, walking distance to shops, the beach, restaurants and casino.

Private baths, private entrances.Wonderful breakfast served in the ocean view breakfast room. Quilts, snuggy warm blankets, fluffy bath towels.

Lincoln City and Oregon’s Central Coast invite you to a take a stroll on the beach. As winter gets into full swing the central Oregon coast town of Lincoln City remains anything but cool and still.

Evergreen forests, broad sandy beaches, clean air, the magnificent Pacific Ocean and a lake at the back door, Lincoln City has it all. Folks from around the country and the world return year after year to soak up the Lincoln City experience.

‘Great view of ocean from the Sun Room and wonderful breakfast prepared by innkeeper, Shirley.’ tripadvisor contributor

Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild is ready to share Oregon with you: it’s environment, culture, and heritage. Combine gracious hospitality with ambiance at an inspected and approved Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild member Inn.

Hospitality Update: Oregon is one of the top states where it looks like social distancing is working. Our inns have been proactively doing everything in our power to keep you safe, welcome you back, when you’re ready to travel again. Not sure if your favorite inn is open? Give them a call as they just might be.

Brey House Ocean View Bed and Breakfast Inn

January 12, 2021 Mary Pellegrini

Brey House Ocean View Bed and Breakfast

Brey House Ocean View Bed and Breakfast Inn in Lincoln City, Oregon is only 100 feet away from stairs leading down to a long Pacific Ocean Beach. The private entrance rooms have ocean views, private baths, quilts, warm blankets, and plush bath towels.

Wake up to sounds of the Pacific Ocean and the aroma of your breakfast being prepared. Breakfast is served in the oceanview dining room, with fruit, juices, milk, coffee, tea, a full course breakfast meal and a freshly baked sweet treat. Walking to Lincoln City shops, restaurants and Chinook Winds Casino is easy from Brey House Ocean View Bed and Breakfast.

‘The rooms were great, comfortable beds. The view was great of the ocean from the downstairs, even better from upstairs. Breakfast was amazing.’ a Tripadvisor contributor

Willamette Stone State Heritage Site

January 5, 2021 Mary Pellegrini

The Willamette Stone was a small stone obelisk originally installed by the Department of Interior in 1885

The Willamette Stone Heritage Site is located in the west hills of Portland, Oregon. The surveys completed from this location promoted settlement of the Northwest and began the transfer of land from government ownership to private ownership.

The first marker, placed in 1851, a simple cedar stake, was replaced with a small stone obelisk in 1885. In 1945 the property was purchased to preserve and protect the origin point of the land survey system for Oregon and Washington. A stainless-steel marker, set into the original obelisk, was rededicated in 1988. The Willamette Meridian is one of 37 principal meridians in the United States. All land surveys and property descriptions in the states of Oregon and Washington are referenced at this point. The Willamette meridian runs north-south, and the Willamette baseline runs east-west through the marker.

The Willamette Valley marks the end of the Oregon Trail and the history of that migration can be discovered at heritage sites, museums, and cemeteries across the region. Known for its premium wines, craft breweries, cideries, meaderies and distilleries the Willamette Valley is also home to unique, one-of-a-kind Bed and Breakfasts awaiting your visit.

A’Tuscan Estate Offers Luxury Accommodations

January 1, 2021 Mary Pellegrini

A’Tuscan Estate offers beautiful accommodations in the Heart of Oregon’s Wine Country

A’Tuscan Estate offers beautiful accommodations and wonderful cuisine in the heart of Oregon’s Wine Country. A’Tuscan Estate is a 1928 Colonial Style Home with a decidedly European Flair a mere five blocks from downtown McMinnville with great restaurants, shops and wine tasting rooms.

Stay Safe, Stay Small. With just four rooms in the main house, appropriate distancing is easy to maintain. The Vacation Cottage offers two separate units each with King beds, private sitting areas, and kitchens. Our enhanced safety and cleaning procedures meet CDC and Oregon Health Authority guidelines. Common areas and high touch points are sanitized often throughout the day.

A’Tuscan Estate Bed & Breakfast is located just five blocks from McMinnville charming historic downtown. You will find a lively downtown in western Willamette Valley. Stroll through unique shops, art galleries and neighborly architecture then stop and experience wine tasting, incredible farm to table restaurants and real-deal Oregon breweries.

Gracious service and warm hospitality abound at A’Tuscan Estate.

‘The entire property is kept immaculately clean and the quality of the breakfasts provided was outstanding.’ A Tripadvisor contributor

The Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild is ready to share Oregon with you: it’s environment, culture, and heritage. Combine gracious hospitality with ambiance at an inspected and approved Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild member Inn.

Hospitality Update: Our inns have been proactively doing everything in our power to keep you safe, welcome you back. Not sure if your favorite inn is open? Give them a call as they just might be. Some OR counties are still in ‘freeze’ mode, with travel restrictions in place. These risk reduction measures are critical in limiting the spread of COVID-19, reducing risk in communities more vulnerable to serious illness and death, and helping conserve hospital capacity so that all Oregonians can continue to have access to quality care.

Raise A Glass to Lodging in the Willamette Valley – Part 2

December 20, 2020 Mary Pellegrini

So many unique inns in the Willamette Valley. Your generous Gift of Lodging will pair the recipient with an opportunity to explore Oregon’s wine country and enjoy a stay at a Willamette Valley bed and breakfast.

A world famous wine country that offers 440 wineries, producing award-winning Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris and Riesling using the grapes from 647 vineyards in the region
Organic farms providing livestock and produce for fine dining at area restaurants
Several craft breweries, cideries, meaderies & distilleries
An active arts culture & museums can be found throughout the region
Scenic drives & biking routes that connect it all on back roads and through covered bridges

Give the Gift of Lodging in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. If you know someone who’s dreaming of life after quarantine a Gift of Lodging will be a dream come true when they’re ready to travel again.

Youngberg HilI Vineyards and Inn, Oregon’s premier wine country inn sits on a 50 acre hilltop surrounded by organic 25 year old vineyards.

Yamhill Vineyards Bed and Breakfast – “Come stay where fine wines are born!” A little known gem located in the heart of the Willamette Valley wine country,

A’Tuscan Estate Bed and Breakfast is the perfect spot for your escape from reality, where their location and enhanced safety measures allow one to enjoy Oregon Wine Country in the comfort of a relaxing, convenient home.

The Carlton Inn Bed and Breakfast is located in the charming community of Carlton where you can stroll to numerous tasting rooms, wineries, unique shops and wonderful restaurants.

C’est La Vie Inn offers a clean and safe small accommodation experience in Eugene’s Jefferson Westside neighborhood. Walking distance to the Lane County fairgrounds, the food, brewery, and distillery scene in the Whiteaker neighborhood and the Downtown/Market District.

From R.R. Thompson House stroll to restaurants, tasting rooms and shops in Carlton, the heart of Oregon Wine Country. The R. R. Thompson House is just three blocks from historic Main Street.

Can’t decide which inn the recipient might find the most relaxing? Give the gift of rest and relaxation by purchasing Gift Certificates from the Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild and they can choose.The Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild offers a wide variety of inns, from a small guest cottage or two-room bed and breakfast to a larger country inn or small historic hotel.

Cozy Winter Nights at the Old Parkdale Inn

December 17, 2020 Mary Pellegrini

There’s snow better time to experience the quiet of Winter in the Hood River Valley and surrounding forest. And at the Old Parkdale Inn Bed and Breakfast.

Parkdale, Oregon, is the halfway spot along the Mt Hood Scenic Byway, and the Old Parkdale Inn B&B is in the heart of this quiet hamlet. Take 20% off your stay when booking our Cozy Winter Nights special (scroll down to see additional packages and specials) Stay Sundays through Thursday, January 5 through March 20, 2021 at the Old Parkdale Inn and start your day with a hearty breakfast and experience the serenity that comes with spending an evening at the Old Parkdale Inn. Deal ends the last day of Spring so visit Cozy Winter Nights and for a link to directly book online.

Only minutes from the Mt Hood National Forest you can venture to ski Mount Hood Meadows or Timberline Ski Area, XC ski or snowshoe the many forest road and trails. For us there is nothing better than a hike in the Mt Hood National Forest, fresh snow, no wind, fresh tracks. If it’s snowing, it’s even better.

Come mealtime, head for craft beer and a wild rice burger at Solera Brewery, just a block from the inn. Sorry Folks, they’re closed on Wednesday. Also walking distance from the Inn, Apple Valley BBQ, closed Monday and Tuesday, serves up top-quality meats, amazing side dishes and a hefty dose of small-town hospitality.

Give the Gift of Lodging on the Oregon Coast

December 14, 2020 Mary Pellegrini

Give the Gift of Lodging on the Oregon Coast. If you know someone who dreams of the Oregon Coast even when they’re landlocked, these Gifts of Lodging will bring the ocean close when they’re ready to travel again.

The Pacific Coast Scenic Byway; ‘Wind, Waves and a Long, Winding Road. Yes, it’s possible to drive the entire Pacific Coast Scenic Byway in a single day. But it’s also pointless. Because you wouldn’t have time to experience any of the breathtaking viewpoints, stunning state parks and quaint coastal towns.

Brey House – The ocean awaits the recipient of your generous gift just across the street.Private baths, private entrances.Wonderful breakfast served in the ocean view breakfast room.Quilts, snuggy warm blankets, fluffy bath towels.Fireplaces, tv, DVD, small in -room refrigerators

Oceanside is a tranquil village that is isolated, but not remote. turtlejanes bed and breakfast is a delightful inn with two en suite guest rooms with spectacular views of the ocean. It is a 3-minute walk to the beach. Eclectic house-made breakfasts and delightful afternoon snacks are provided daily.

Also in Oceanside: A relaxing and romantic getaway at Thyme and Tide Bed and Breakfast awaits. Sleep nestled in a canopy queen bed between Cape Lookout and Cape Meares. Fall asleep to the sound of surf and wake up to a delicious hot breakfast. Beaches are a mile away. Filtered horizon water/sunset view from both rooms.

WildSpring Guest Habitat is a small, eco-friendly resort in Port Orford. On 5 peaceful and secluded acres, it offers comfortable luxury in a parklike environment. Enjoy cabin suites built like small homes filled with art and antiques. Guest Hall, sculpture garden and open-air slate spa overlook the ocean.

Shop Small in person or online from Oceanside Oregon

December 13, 2020 Mary Pellegrini

Shop Small in Oceanside, Oregon, and enjoy a relaxing, romantic getaway at Thyme and Tide Bed and Breakfast.

Shopping Small adds up to Big Things. The coronavirus has upended daily life in Oregon, with travel and tourism being the hardest-hit industries. Small businesses have been crippled and are counting on all of us to rebuild, promote, and sustain our resilient communities.

The Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild asked our innkeepers to share what’s not to miss in their communities: restaurants, shops, parks, and we’d present a series of blog posts, extending a show of small business camaraderie and economic optimism.

Enjoy a relaxing and romantic getaway in beautiful Oceanside, Oregon at Thyme and Tide Bed and Breakfast. Sleep nestled in a canopy queen bed between Cape Lookout and Cape Meares. Fall asleep to the sound of the surf and wake up to a delicious hot breakfast. Beaches are a mile away. Filtered horizon water/sunset view from both rooms.

Tillamook Creamery is a must stop when visiting the Oregon Coast. The Tillamook Way is a way of life—the way our farmer-owners have done things since 1909. We cared for our farmer-owners, who cared for the land, which sustained healthier cows, which provided better milk. And better milk made better dairy products. It’s a simple recipe that we’ve followed for over a century and it has never failed. Shop small online here

Blue Heron Cheese and Gifts: an Oregon-based company celebrating over 40 years in business in the Pacific Northwest. Sample their famous Blue Heron Brie, try our gourmet foods, taste Oregon’s finest wines or wander through our unique gift store or dine in the Blue Heron Deli with fresh baked bread and homemade soups and salads.
Shop Mall online here

Jacobson Salts: Founded in 2011, Jacobsen Salt Co. was the first company to harvest salt in the Pacific Northwest since Lewis & Clark built their salt works in 1805. Since then it has transformed from a local, small business to a nationally recognized brand as America’s leading salt maker. Harvested from the cold, pristine waters of Netarts Bay on the Oregon Coast, their flake and kosher sea salts have garnered worldwide favor. Shop Small online here

Two restaurant ideas
Roseannas’s Cafe has been a family owned business for over 35 years. They pride themselves on exceptional service and food for all customers. The fresh seafood, famous clam chowder and always homemade desserts are a staple in this little cafe.

The Schooner – Fresh, Local, Seasonal. Yep that’s their story, that and their one of a kind location. Fortunate enough to be located at the boat launch of beautiful, bountiful and pristine Netarts Bay, they make the most of all the bay and our surrounding community provide, the very best the Pacific has to offer.

Gift Boutiques
For adorable gifts and fun things you’ll want to keep for yourself: Roseanna’s Gift Shop and local art.

Three Capes Scenic Drive is a spectacular one with dramatic cliffs, old growth forests, crashing waves, hidden beaches, and historic lighthouses.

This gorgeous byway connects three amazing capes: Cape Kiwanda, Cape Lookout, and Cape Meares, and loops around on a lovely inland stretch of highway 101. Along the way, you’ll pass incredible sea stacks, sand dunes, pristine beaches and charming seaside towns.

Hospitality Update: A two-week freeze was announced by our governor, Governor Brown on November 18th. These new measures were intended to limit group activities and stop the rapid spread of COVID-19 across Oregon. The Two-Week Freeze measures will be in effect from Nov. 18 through Dec. 2, state-wide. On November 30, the Oregon Health Authority will reexamine county data to determine which counties qualify for each risk level on December 3, following the end of the 2-Week Freeze. We’ll try to keep you updated.

The Pacific Coast Scenic Byway ~ An Oregon Scenic Byway

December 12, 2020 Mary Pellegrini

The Pacific Coast Scenic Byway

‘This Byway offers many natural wonders. Visit between November and June to watch the storms come in or to scan the horizon to catch a glimpse of migrating gray whales. Several rock formations are home to large colonies of seals and sea lions, and shorebirds abound in the countless estuaries. And then there’s the wind-sculpted dunes, marshes, lush agricultural valleys and majestic rainforests.’ The Oregon Coast: one of the 7 Wonders of Oregon. Thanks to Travel Oregon for sharing this information.

Yes, it’s possible to drive the entire Pacific Coast Scenic Byway in a single day. But why would you when you have 8 member inns of the Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild from Cannon Beach to Gold Beach? Take a few days and enjoy the ride.

Oregon is embracing electric vehicles (EVs) with such enthusiasm we are creating Electric Byways across the state. The Oregon Coast Electric Byway allows you drive all 363 miles of the beautiful Oregon Coast and charge your EV along the way.

Hospitality Update: Oregon is one of the top states where it looks like social distancing is working. Our inns have been proactively doing everything in our power to keep you safe, welcome you back, as travel restrictions are being lifted. Not sure if your favorite inn is open? Give them a call as they just might be.

Oregon Bird Watching Adventures in the Willamette Valley

December 9, 2020 Mary Pellegrini

Oregon Bird Watching in the Willamette Valley

There is an amazing wildlife show at these three Oregon wildlife refuges. Oregon Bird Watching is amazing. Especially this time of year when activity along the major flyways increase. The Oregon Cascades Birding Trail (OCBT) is a great place to begin your birding adventure. From there you can decide where you’d like to visit. When you have made that decision turn to the website for the Oregon Bed and Breakfast Guild and I am sure you will find an inn close by.

The Willamette Valley is known for its unique Bed and Breakfasts, fertile land with orchards, vineyards and rolling grass fields. Nestled between the snow-capped volcanic peaks of the Cascade Mountains and the forests of the Coast Range it’s no wonder the valley offers an abundance of birds and bird habitats and the Willamette Valley Birding Trail will take you there.

Willamette Valley National Wildlife Complex provides protection for historically abundant oak savanna, native prairie, riparian forest and wetland habitats. In these three protected places, endangered plant populations grow, summer songbirds nest, and wintering waterfowl find sanctuary in vast wetlands.

A hungry flock of Canada Geese soar high and then land to munch the grass across deep lush pastures at the Baskett Slough Wildlife Refuge near Dallas, Oregon. They arrive at Baskett Slough from far off arctic nesting grounds and have come to this U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service refuge for the habitat.

Located near the confluence of the Willamette and Santiam Rivers, Ankeny National Wildlife Refuge. Established in 1965, the refuge provides wetlands and riparian woodland sanctuary for migratory and resident wildlife which range from the tiny Pacific chorus frog to the black-tailed deer.

Established in 1964, the William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge’s primary management goal is to provide wintering habitat for dusky Canada geese. Driving through the 5,325 acres of the refuge and the 341 acres of its Snag Boat Bend Unit, is like taking a step back into the natural history of the Willamette Valley.

The State of Oregon is a bird watcher’s paradise. There are extensive reserves and habitats that serve as excellent nesting and brood rearing areas for waterfowl and colonial nesting birds including American white pelican and several heron species. Many of our Member Inns have habitats on their grounds or are located near land ideal for birding. Grab your binoculars, choose an inn, and set out on your bird watching adventure.