Hotels near Applegate Library

"Long line to check in, understaffed. We were a party of 4 and our room had two towels and a dirty towel hanging on the back of the bathroom door. Asked for additional towels and 1 1/2 hours later had to go get the towels myself. Breakfast was only OK nothing like it was on past visits. "

"Great room!!!!"

"Loved this place in every way. Really sprinted the onsite restaurant that was open until 10 pm!"

"Great place "

"No ice machine, took a long time for icemaker to make more than seven little cubes. No breakfast."

"Had a great room- clean and big enough for myself and two kids"

"Absolutely lovely and quiet place to stay in Jacksonville. The property is an upscale charming motel/hotel property, tucked away in cute corner on the main road, 238, heading out of town. Lots of trees in the lot. My double bed room was spacious, with a high ceiling, calming decor and comfortable beds. Very clean room. I especially appreciated the large refrigerator that also had a small freezer for ice packs. (Good for road trippers.) The Inn is a short half mile walk to the Main street in “downtown” Jacksonville (half that to the Pony Espresso, Rays grocery and the Back Porch). The walk is flat, with a good sidewalk the entire way and VERY safe at night. It’s across the street from a senior living complex. I suggest a flashlight as some sections are a little dark at night. Note that the upstairs rooms require carrying your items up a set of outdoor stairs. The rooms right next to the road may have some road noise in the morning, but not much. (This is Jacksonville after all.) I’ve stayed in downtown several times before and would stay here again. It’s perfect if you’re going to a concert at the Britt, providing your OK with the walk back, which would probably be about a mile total from the pavilion."

"Staff was awesome, very helpful. Breakfast was really good and well maintained. Room was clean. Pool area seemed clean as well."

"What a gem! We came to visit family living locally. We arrived mid-week for a one night stay and we immediately regretted not booking at least one more night. We practically had the place to ourselves the morning we awoke, and it was delightful. We sat on the patio with our cups of coffee and a slice of the fresh baked chocolate chip loaf available for guests in the morning. We luxuriated in the view, the men working in the vineyards nearby and the majesty of the mountains in the distance. Honestly, the online photos do not do this property justice. It’s charming. Yes, there are things that are quirky, like an electrical socket near the floor in the bathroom with directions to find the extension cord, but the property is old. Well, maintained, mind you, but the architecture is a part of the charm. Don’t miss out. This place is worth a visit. We’ll be back for sure. "