My wife had the wonderful opportunity to stay at the Wolf Creek Inn, in Wolf Creek, Oregon. We stayed in the Gable-Lombard suite (which is the largest room [suite] available). Like other reviewers have stated... this inn is full of history and is a true step back in time. The hot water for the bath was possibly on-demand and stayed... More

Wolf Creek is a charming way to spend a lazy weekend. Their food is outstanding and the facility is filled with history. We left very content and better for the fun adventure. I highly recommend spending an evening at Wolf Creek!

This was our second stay at Wolf Creek Inn this past Thursday night and we stayed in the Clark Gable Suite which is the most spacious room at the Inn. The room is spacious with a Queen bed that was comfortable and there is a small ambiance fireplace in this room. We enjoyed dinner by the fire which was very... More

It's not often you walk into an historic site and get the opportunity to stay the night. At Wolf Creek Inn you can! The inn has been restored to it's old glory and a night there is like stepping back in time, but with a few ammenities like electricity and private bath with hot water. We had the Gable-Lombard suite... More

We were driving north on the Highway 5 after staying at Ashland. We knew some snow was forecast so we purchased chains. We ended up caught in heavy snow at Grants Pass. The highway was closed both ways. We waited on the highway for over 2 hours. Fortunately, with the assistance of some kind local people, we took the back... More

The rooms were lovely a mix of vintage and contenporary, just enough to be comfortable in the setting. Views from the rooms were onto the surrounding grounds. Ladies and gentlemens parlor were furnished historically, victorian furniture, period pianos and large fireplaces. Upstairs were museum quality exhibits of Jack London's room and a photographic exhibit of the inns history and the... More

We loved staying at the Wolf Creek Inn. The food was very good. The service was SO helpful. The rooms are very cool. We just thought the whole experience was wonderful, including the staff. Our daughter is getting married at the Inn next summer and we are very much looking forward to working with Margaret, Mark and the staff. I... More

This historic inn has charm and period furniture (no tv). I found it quiet and restful. There is a historic Applegate Trail small museum in the vicinity. I loved the restaurant. It is part of the state park system and it is run on 5 year leases, The previous lessor only had it open several days of the week, so... More

I cannot fathom why people travel on I-5 and stay in a motel in Grant's Pass or Eugene when they could stay in a mid-nineteenth century historic inn. Wolf Creek Inn is on the national register of historic places and is owned by the state of Oregon. The place is layered in history. It was a coaching inn, Jack London... More