Ancient Willows drape the great pond on the property. We have plenty of frogs and fish to watch, as well as migrating birds including wild turkeys, Mallards, Snowy Egrets and Great Blue Herons, who all visit regularly.
Ancient Willows drape the great pond on the property. We have plenty of frogs and fish to watch, as well as migrating birds including wild turkeys, Mallards, Snowy Egrets and Great Blue Herons, who all visit regularly.
 

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The Willows Bed and Breakfast
The Willows
3347 Old Stage Road
Central Point, OR 97502
USA
Phone: +1-541-665-3020
Fax: +1-541-665-3021
Toll-free: +1-866-665-3020
Innkeeper(s)
Joe & Sandy Dowling
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$150 - $225
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As you enter through the majestic, poplar-lined drive you step back in time, to when beautiful orchard mansions dotted the foothills of the Rogue Valley.
Ancient Willows drape the great pond on the property. We have plenty of frogs and fish to watch, as well as migrating birds including wild turkeys, Mallards, Snowy Egrets and Great Blue Herons, who all visit regularly.Bora da means beautiful dawn in Welch. Once upon a time that was the name for the estate. Today, Bora da is the name of a favorite room--decorated in black/white toile, it has a comfy queen four-poster bed and terific views of the waterfalls and great pond.
Throughout The Willows Resort living areas and rooms you will find very fine antique furnishings, exquisite oriental carpets, original oil paintings, fresh flowers from our gardens, and comfortable places to relax or enjoy friends in this authentic Rogue Valley Orchard Mansion Resort. The estate was designed in the Craftsman Style in 1908 and the Mansion was completely remodeled in 2004 to offer our guests every modern amenity in a period setting.The idyllic front lawn offers a great place to relax, read a book, or sip some wine while enjoying the best views of the valley. Some of the oldest elm trees in the entire Rogue Valley help insure shade and cool breezes on summer evenings. On July 4th you can see fireworks from five towns across the skyline.
The McCaskey Room boasts a magnificent antique walnut and mahogony, King-sized, four poster bed, a perfect fit for any would be land baron. The room has a jacuzzi, a fireplace, and a ery large balcony from which to view the city lights acoss the valley and the majestic peaks of Mt. McGlouglin and Roxy Ann in the distance.The sparkling clear Willows in-ground pool, gardens and lounge chairs provide a perfect spot to swim or relax after a day of sightseeing, rafting or hiking in the Rogue Valley. No lifeguard is on duty.
The Marigold Room is furnished in Eastlake Period antiques, and has an orignal gold-tiled fireplace with views of the pool and gardens. It is perennial guest favorite. The room takes its name from one of the longest residents of the mansion, Mary McCaskey and the gold highlights in the tiles of the room's fireplace.The charming Carriage House at The Willows is the home of the Willows Cooking School and also offers family accomodations year-round. It is located near the cobblestone patio and the great Willow Pond, and offers great views of the gardens. The patio is a great place to enjoy a glass of our great Rogue Valley wine in the evening.
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The Willows Cooking SchoolThe Butler's Retreat