Me and my friends stayed here over a long weekend. We will definitely stay here again. The rooms in the main house are really cute & cozy, very clean & quiet, not spacious or modern and perfect for us. The location is excellent, easy walk to theater & downtown shopping. The house felt friendly & family-like, eclectic decor with personality.... More

I went to Ashland for a long weekend of theatre and snow fun with several of our friends and we all stayed at Anne Hathaway's B&B. I loved our room, it was cute and very clean, the bathroom was also VERY clean and nice. I love the clawfoot tub! The dining room and living room were where we spent most... More

We visited with a group of friends just before the theater season started and had a relaxed and lovely time. The inn is charming and homey, filled with history and souvenirs of Ashland as well as items from the hosts' extensive travels. We were made to feel very welcome and very comfortable. The location is perfect for wandering around town,... More

The Runkels were great hosts and very knowledgeable. The historic house has nicely appointed rooms and a very cozy overall feeling, from the large den full of books to the nooks with chairs. The house is perfectly situated on a quiet street for walking to everything you might need, including the town center. We had a great stay and will... More

I've stayed here a couple times (out of season) and have been very pleased with the hospitality the Runkels have shown me. They're a great source of local wisdom, and can recommend a hike or sledding or a restaurant. The rooms are great: clean, homey, and each one has its own character. And this is one Bed and Breakfast where... More

My husband and I recently visited Ashland and stayed at this B&B. We expected a decent sized private cottage that was dog friendly, had a private path to a garden, and would be nicely decorated and stocked. The cottage was tiny, glassed in porch was even smaller, quite a few of the plants on porch were partially dead or comprised... More

Once again, the Runkels demonstrated how they can combine innate gregariousness, an attention to the environment, outstanding cuisine, and knowledge and appreciation of all things bright and beautiful to create the perfect place from which to venture out to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and other peri-Ashlandic delights. More

Best place in Ashland! Dog-friendly, welcoming, like staying with good friends. Amenities are lovely; some rooms are sweet and cozy, while the new ones are modern and fancy. Walk to everything; the Shakespeare Festival, restaurants, shops. Breakfast in the main house is shared with other guests who are always a pleasure to meet. The nicest, most interesting folks stay at... More

A great place to stay with a group of friends within walking distance of Shakespeare and downtown. The service was great, the rooms comfortable, and the breakfasts (both continental and B/B style) yummy. I especially liked the relaxed feeling of this inn. If we needed anything, the owners were readilly available but there was a lack of fussiness and an... More