Lithia Springs Resort - Oregon's Mineral Waters Retreat

Was an awesome place! Very unexpected. The property is quiet and kept up very well. The price for a room seems very low for the service and amenities that are included. Our room had a jacuzzi tub and kitchen. The breakfast was super delicious! We also really enjoyed the wine tasting room. If you are in Ashland and need a hotel, I would come here!

I've been in many different rooms. I think its important to ask which type of room you want to better your experience. Some have kitchenette and some just a fridge. Super clean place however, the mineral water relaxes deep in the cells. Spent 4 days here and was worth it. My kiddo had a blast. Summertime is wonderful to be outside in the gardens, but wintertime here is such a good reset to warm deep in the body. They are charging for breakfast now which I didn't know at the time because either started the week I was there, however they said with the charge they are going to improve the breakfast options.

I have been coming to Lithia Springs yearly for several years and have absolutely loved it and looked forward to being back. This year has been different. The wonderful breakfast that was part of the room rate is now $18 and pretty underwhelming. The hot tub by the pool is not hot. The grounds are still beautiful but not as well kept. I made a reservation over 6 months in advance and requested a specific room which I was told was available. When I checked in they told me the room wasn’t available and gave me a different room that did not have Lithia water. The place doesn’t have the same warm, inviting feeling it used to. I sincerely hope they can turn it around and get that feeling back.

Nice stay. The gardens were lovely and room was nice and the peanut butter cookies in the lobby were amazing! Continental breakfast just OK, we ended up going to the food co-op for $5 hot breakfast sandwiches which were very satisfying for a day riding the Bear Creek Green belt bike trail.

Oh my God, this is the most underwhelming “resort” I’ve ever stayed at in my entire life. I rarely write reviews. In fact, I rarely have less than stellar experiences when I travel. I'm not hard to please. I’ve visited Ashland more times than I can count (on the way to see family) and have enjoyed Ashland Springs Hotel (downtown) every singe visit. Unfortunately, it was fully booked this trip (like all other hotels in the area). Lithia Springs “Resort” had an abundance of availability, and now I know why. This place is located in what resembles a strip mall, along with a bank and an assisted living facility. The guy who checks guests in (Alex) hands down provided the most off-putting customer service I have ever had the displeasure of being witness to in all of my travels. I worked at a front desk of a very nice resort (as a kid and prior to my current career). I took pride in making sure guests had a good experience - it’s not hard to do. This guy sincerely needs training and this place needs to be sold. This is not a resort.||Not only is this place run-down and gross (check out the ant trap next to the tiny, leaking fridge in my room), but customer service is abysmal, as mentioned. I only booked for one night (thank GOD!) and spent the $320 (my room is not worth more than a third of that price) with the idea I would at the very least enjoy the included breakfast and attempt to request a late check-out (which is only a half hour later than regular checkout - no point) before attending an afternoon meeting. Nope! Alex proceeds to tell me (and the other guests) that despite booking when breakfast was included in this laughably lofty rate (two weeks prior), it now costs $19 (starting July 1st - which was the day of our check-in) to eat there…and it’s not like this "resort" is located downtown or in area where you can walk to an alternative. I causally let him know that if guests book on or after July 1st, that would make sense, but it wouldn’t be legal to change terms and conditions after payment (I think he was confused). He was so offended by both my statement and the surprise of the other couple (also struggling to get through check-in), he went on to state that the money went to them (the employees) and proceeded to attempt to make us feel bad for questioning this unexpected change - again, most bizarre interaction I’ve ever had in a customer service setting. I asked if there was anyone I could confirm this with and his response was “maybe staying here isn’t a good fit for you”, as if that was not already clear to me. What a wildly inappropriate comment and all around weird guy. If there were any other places to stay on this busy 4th of July weekend, and if I could've been provided a refund, I would have departed SO quickly. It’s not legal to include amenities (like breakfast), charge guests, and then demand a fee (in any amount) for said services or goods. More importantly, the location, the room, the customer service, the lack of amenities - yuck, guys. I can’t believe I paying as much as I am to stay here for one night. I hate feeling ripped off. Save yourself the trouble everyone, and stay elsewhere. Also, do a Google-map viewing to check out the location - the pic's are incredibly misleading. Best of luck!

Everything was 5 stars except for the breakfast. Both the complimentary and paid one were totally unacceptable. The breakfast they served at the comfort inns were superior to this. For the price I paid for each room I was expecting a lavishly curated breakfast. Honestly guys, you have put together a lovely place but what happened with the breakfast??

Starlight room was great! Nice pool and hot tub. In room spa was great! Will stay again! Nice breakfast included in the price. Grounds were very lovely . Lots of places to just relax, Read a book or just sit! A tad outside of the center of town but not bad.

This place is a true paradise. When I was searching for a getaway and came across it, the photos looked lovely—but they still didn’t capture the full magic of being here. The atmosphere is warm, cozy, and absolutely beautiful. Upon check-in, we were treated to a delightful tea time with biscuits. The kids especially loved it—it felt like a charming little tea party, perfectly suited to the serene surroundings. The pool and hot tub are inviting, and the gardens are beautifully maintained and welcoming. Our room was spotless and felt incredibly comfortable. Breakfast was one of the best we've ever had. Even with simple offerings like boiled eggs, omelets, oats, pastries, and yogurt, the quality was outstanding. Some guests mentioned the smell of the water, but I didn’t find it strong at all. Maybe it’s because I’ve visited mineral springs often and am used to it—or perhaps they’ve done a great job filtering it.

I enjoyed my stay. I would recommend shopping around for the best price because it varies by who you book it through and although I stayed over the weekend it was way cheaper than their normal rates during the week days.

Very reasonably priced ($129) during our Thanksgiving week stay. The resort is located on the outskirts of Ashland, and the surrounds are not as quaint and charming as the center of town...but they make up for this with lots of beautiful landscaping throughout the grounds. The room was clean and nicely decorated with a large soaking tub and fireplace adding to the romantic ambience. The staff gave us a bottle of bubbly since we were celebrating my birthday, such a nice touch. I had a nice massage at the on premises spa and my therapist Steve was great. All in all a lovely experience, but a little removed from downtown so keep that in mind if you're looking for a walkable location.

Lovely gardens and comfortable suites. Housekeeping staff were terrific and met our every need. You can sometimes see wild turkeys or deer strolling through the property.

Probably the most friendly team of hoteliers I've met. Beautiful grounds, clean and inviting rooms, charming wine bar and nice breakfast. Beds are very comfy and parking is ample. It's obvious why this is a wedding destination place. Attention to detail is top-notch. Note: the only reason for 4 of 5 stars is because the water smells strongly of sulphur. We dunked our feet in the tub, which felt great, but I skipped the shower. Otherwise a terrific little hotel!

The rooms are big and clean. I love the mineral tub for soaking. yes it smells bad but its good for you. The out door hot tub/pool is big and surrounded by the most beautiful garden. there is lots of room to sit outside and enjoy the garden area. The breakfast is delicious fresh backed pastry eggs dish fresh fruit yogurt granola good coffee! The staff is all very friendly. The best place to stay

Spent an early birthday weekend here. It was very relaxing and peaceful. The people at the front desk were friendly, but I can't speak too much to their service as we didn't utilize it too much. The rooms were clean and well maintained. The only thing I might say is that if you are sensitive to noise you might consider the top floor. The walls seem pretty thin and we could hear the people above us walking around and kids playing. That being said, I don't mind noises like that so it didn't really bother me. The breakfast had a small but nice spread. I will also say that the employees working in the kitchen area were very friendly after breakfast, we got coffee to go and walked around the ground with absolutely gorgeous. I can only imagine what it looks like in the spring when all the flowers are fully bloomed- would absolutely stay here again!

I stay regularly at Lithia Resort both solo and with my mom. I do business in Oregon and relocated to Northern California to care for my mom when she got sick. On this most recent stay at Lithia a huge storm blowing hurricane force winds followed me and my dog on the trip. We decided to stay longer to wait out the storm and to also enjoy Ashland, a favorite special place for me and my mom. She died unexpectedly last week. In the middle of the night (1:30am) my dog needed to go outside for a pee. I brought my keycard and took her outside in the cold wind and rain. My key did not work to let us back in the room. We walked to the office only to find it completely empty, no night auditor. What?!? Called the emergency phone and found out the resort has no protocol when something like this happens. Completely unacceptable. My dog and I were locked out of the room for a total of 1.5 hours huddled in the rain and wind before the manager came to give us a new key. She was completely rude, unprofessional and zero empathy for the situation. I asked for my stay to be comped and she said no. They might have done one night? But I do not think so. I will NEVER EVER stay here again. You do not leave paying guests out in the rain and wind in the middle of the night!!! Especially returning guests. Unprofessional to the core and now I get why they have new front desk workers every time I've ever stayed there. Horrid management. Shame on this establishment. Double think your stay here and why not patron a place that actually cares about their guests?

My husband and I have stayed here at the minimum 5 times and usually for more than 1 night. If you asked me how I liked this place before Oct 2023 I would have said I loved it for the sulfur springs water, lovely bath tubs, amazing breakfast service, pet friendly rooms but our last stay was totally ruined by bed bugs. I really didn't want this to be the case for Lithia Hot Springs as we really adore it. We didn't stay at any other hotels, we stayed at Lithia and at my mother-in-law's house, we couldn't have gotten bedbugs anywhere else besides Lithia Hot Springs. I wouldn't be writing this review today to tell you about it, if only the management bothered to care. They didn't care, they didn't call me back until I called several times. I didn't expect them to acknowledge that there were bedbugs, but I did expect them to go to the room and call me back and thank me for pointing out there maybe a problem so they could rectify it so no one else had to suffer through this nightmare, it's disappointing to say the least. I got three or four bites, but my husband was absolutely covered in them and he was absolutely miserable for almost 6 weeks. See photos for more, but this is six weeks minimum, he has scars from the bites to this day. We spent $100 at least for otc creams and lotions to help him with the pain and itching, insurance covered the doctor's appointment and prescription steroids and antibiotics. Again with management, I got crickets and so here we are. I guess on the upside we didn't bring any bedbugs home to our house. We should have immediately gone to our credit card company and sent them pictures of the bedbug bites and demanded a chargeback. I suppose that it may be too late to do that but at the very least Lithia could have comped a room for the trouble but again they did nothing. Two stars because it was really good until it was really bad.

Great value during the winter with a full breakfast included. I really wasn't expecting such a comfortable cozy clean suite and grounds especially as there is construction right before you enter the resort. I gave Lithia a five star even though things are a bit weathered here. Again, a great great value for this day and age! But low and behold, as mother would say, a gem was revealed. I booked this place through Hopper (on line booking agent) with a full expectation that things would be a little low brow. Not so! I was greeted by a friendly efficient staff-there was a line to register but not a bad wait. They offered an afternoon tea with strawberries and scones-cookies too! I am watching the ol' waistline so passed the sweets by but a nice touch. My room is very large-a suite for $100. One of the most comfortable beds I have ever slept in. I would give it a ten. I was traveling alone and it was quite a luxury to spread out. They have a kitchenette with cream for my coffee and two bottled waters. I didn't mind the tap water however. This is a great place if you are spending a weeks vacation. It's a little away from the bustle of downtown with ample parking and grounds to enjoy. It's winter so I did use the gym but no pool time-this time. Breakfast was available at 8am. There were cheesy scrambled eggs, whole wheat toast, yogurt, scones, fruit, sausages, potatoes hard boiled eggs and some kind of very yummy oatmeal which I didn't get as there was a long not sugar and apples-again watching my calories. But it looked delicious. Coffee and juice is offered beginning at 7am. The grounds are quiet, a faint smell of wilder upon arrival but no offensive. All in all I highly recommend.

We've stayed at LS at least twice yearly for at least the last 5 years. On our most recent visit, I needed to remain in the room beyond the 11am checkout time, to handle a business call. It would not have been possible to move the call to the "Business Center", a small dark room with two PCs crowded inside. LS is not work-friendly. Front desk said that they could extend the checkout until 1130am, but that any additional time would require a $20 late checkout charge. Which was assessed, as my call didn't end until 1220pm. Seems a chintzy way to treat repeat customers, and because of this, we won't be repeat customers. So, if you stay there, set your alarm. And you might want to bring your own bananas for breakfast, as theirs were sad and bruised.

We have been coming to Lithia for several years now. In fact, this is our third visit in under six months. Not once have I ever dealt with staff - both manager and night employee that are as rude or condescending as this trip. Check into the room after a multi hour drive, only to find a pile of hair on the back of the toilet and several hairs on the bedding. Call to the front desk, one person brings over replacement sheets and not enough pillow cases. Note - cleaning staff are not present in the evening. Sheets are the wrong size and pillow cases are insufficient for the pillows on the bed (wrong number, not all right size). Take wrong sized things back to office, get some help. Again wrong sized sheet. Repeat two more times. One of the front staff was helpful, one rolled their eyes and acted like it was a chore to help. When I asked if there was a way to contact the manager, she curtly said "no". Talk with the manager in the morning. I did not know the staff names, I pointed out there were two women and described them by race and hair color. The manager abruptly said "you do not need to bring race into it" and stared at me like "what now". We didn't want anything in return, just acknowledgement and some comment on how they will correct this. This incident will likely impact our return.

The grounds are lovely and the common areas are very pretty and welcoming. We stayed in a suite with some friends and we were all pleased with the floor plan. Everyone had their own small gripes about the place, but the lack of surfaces drove me to write this review. Yes, lack of surfaces. Our bedroom had two beds and two small nightstands taken up entirely by enormous table lamps. The whole place was like this. Sure it looked pretty, but I'd like somewhere to put my things other than the floor.

Nice room with bath tub that filled with the mineral water--which was a treat. Some of the staff was really nice and welcoming.

I just stayed for a two night stay. If you are sensitive to smells be FORWARNDED! I could NOT brush my teeth with the water from the sinks. I literally almost threw up. I had to buy bottled water to brush my teeth. The sulfur smell is so overwhelming it's terrible. I did soak in the bath that we deemed "fart water" because of the smell. I didn't shower the entire weekend because I didn't want that smell in my hair. I only used face wipes to wash my face as well. The grounds are gorgeous. The amenities are nice. Our room needed some deep cleaning as there was spider webs on the crown molding, dust on the window sills, shelves and fireplace mantel that one swipe of your finger it was VERY noticeable it hadn't been done in a long while. The ghetto trailer park next to the resort is odd and the freeway is visible from our outdoor sitting area making it not a very relaxing outdoor area. However, in our room you couldn't hear the freeway. There was no extra sheets for the hideaway bed. They gave is champagne when we requested wine. They did replace is for the correct one promptly. Overly, it was ok but not for the price we paid. I just couldn't get past the smell!! So, if you are sensitive to smells this is not the place for you. I couldn't get a good picture of the spiderwebs on the crown molding but they were big and all over in the living room.

We stayed here multiple times. However, the place is very dated and not very clean. The morning breakfast is so so. Do not even bother with coffee, it's toxic. I will stay here because of convenience

Great place to stay for a visit in Ashland! Relaxing, spotlessly clean, and comfortable. Love the afternoon tea and plentiful breakfast.

I was excited about staying at LSR this past September, and soaking in the healing mineral water. I booked 3 days there in the online-looking beautiful Starlight Suite. When I got to the room I was a bit dismayed, the rug was stained, the mattress had no bedbug protective cover (read online that the hotel at one point did have bedbugs), the table had water stains under the glass the air conditioner was old and loud, the bathroom fan was loud, the old wooden toilet seat was worn, the lounge chair was stained, but still... the area near the jacuzzi with the skylights looked inviting. Until I noticed the skylights were filthy with debris. I ignored that and ran a tub of water. Before getting in, I decided to let the jacuzzi run. So glad I did. As the jets exploded into the water, so did all kinds of black crud and brown film. I freaked and went to the girl on duty. She was very kind and came and took a look. She then showed me other rooms without the jacuzzi jets. None of those rooms appealed to me. I decided to try to 'fix' mine. Sticking my arm into the disgusting water, I drained the tub and ran another tub. Turned on the jets, a little less debris. I then decided to go to the store and got 4 bottles of peroxide to clean the tub. With each bottle I poured in the filled the tub, more black crud, brown biofilm substance and detritus came out. I repeated this 4 more times, hoping I'd be able to clean it enough to take a relaxing mineral bath. No such luck. Each time it got worse as the peroxide loosened old crud from the jets. It was obvious this tub hadn't been properly cleaned in a while! There was no way I was going to get in that tub full of bacteria.The desk girl was wonderful and so apologetic, promising to leave a note for the manager in the morning. I told her I would be leaving in the morning and not staying the rest of my reservation. The next morning, when I spoke to the manager, she was business nice and did give me a 50% discount on my night's stay, but she didn't really want to hear my complaints or suggestions. I read online that a jacuzzis needs to be cleaned after each use, or at least once a week. This one obviously hadn't been cleaned at all. She tried to excuse it by saying it was the mineral water. Wrong! I explained that being a Biology major, that was not mineral calcification in the tub. it was bacterial crud. I pointed out that mineral calcification was what was going on with the shower in the room. The shower's nozzle's holes were plugged from mineral calcification, so that only about 4 holes worked, spitting water out at me. I read online that the black crap that comes out of jacuzzi jets is mold, mildew, bacteria and a mix of body secretions. (UGH) Basically, this place is NOT maintained or cleaned well. The lobby area is beautiful and stocked with freshly made cookies, but that beauty does not extend to the maintenance of the rooms - at least the room I was in. Keep your cookies and hire people who thoroughly CLEAN! God knows what I would've caught if I had gotten in that jacuzzi and turned on those filty jets! Like I said, the manager was kind enough to discount my one night stay, but didn't really care about doing anything about improving according to my suggestions. Unfortunate, this place could be wonderful if someone cared enough to CLEAN IT thoroughly. Added creep factor - HUGE spiders near the front doorway come out at night. Won't be going back there!

We checked in and were sent to a dirty room. They changed our room. There were ants all over the room. Woke up to all of our stuff covered in ants. Don't stay here, not worth the money to live with ants. Have stayed here alot but it is getting worse.

It was my 2nd stay,and both stays were great. The Staff is exceptional in their attention to detail. The resort is a very nice semi rural property with beauifull gardens,with inviting areas to sit and relax. I loved the hot springs water piped into each unit. The water leaves your skin with a nice silky feel. I loved it. I have been to about 25 hot springs in the US, Canada, and Mexico. This is a nice one! The Afternoon tea and breakfast was a wonderfull, home made experience. Mart J

We love this place!! This was the perfect place for us to take a quick, relaxing, retreat, on our trip down from Portland. We occasionally take a road trip just to discover new places so this was our destination of the week. We were very happy with our find! Hot springs tubs in the rooms, comfy bed, comfy pillows, clean room and very friendly staff! That's a 5 star rating! Breakfast was served in the morning between 8-10am. It's a basic breakfast of eggs, bacon, hash browns, toast, fruit and yogurt with choice of juice and/or coffee. Everything we tried was very good and nicely prepared. The kitchen staff was very friendly and it was a nice, relaxing, and filling breakfast. The grounds are beautiful, even in the winter. It is located near the main road, and there is a car dealership near by, like some of the other reviews point out, but we didn't notice any noise from either. We'll definitely be back here when we need another relaxing get away.

Where do I start, this place is pure magic. The waters are healing and the vibes are so homey. I come to this place often and I can never get enough. I love the afternoon tea and cookies, they are always so good.

I spent a Sunday night here after driving 8 hours ...and it felt like I had booked the honeymoon suite. The main building has a wine tasting bar, they serve cookies and tea in the afternoon, and a complementary breakfast buffet. The rooms have uplighting, fireplace and 2 person bathtubs. Bathroom is beautiful with nice tile and amenities. We rarely ever take baths in California due to the drought so it felt luxurious to soak in a huge tub of mineral water which smells of sulfur (that's part of whole experience when staying here.) By the time we left it felt like a second honeymoon. I would love to come back in the spring and spend a weekend exploring the area while spending more time at the resort. The breakfast buffet is great: excellent coffee, healthy oatmeal with topping and the usual eggs and bacon as well. The staff are courteous and helpful.

The private baths in the rooms are the real highlight of this place. They're enormous with jets, and the water is super hot. The showers, tap, and bath are all sulfuric which i loved, but it'll tarnish your sterling silver jewelry in minutes! I thought that was kinda cool. The grounds are also gorgeous, the free breakfast isn't bad, kinda odd location but still worth it!

What a disappointment. Appeared to be a great property for a relaxing getaway but we arrived not only to no electricity in our room but a rave next door that staff at the hotel couldn't care less about. If you want to feel like you're in the city next to an overcrowded club, this is your spot. If you want an escape (which was our goal), go somewhere else. What a let down.

We had an AMAZING stay here. This little spa hotel is adorable and dog friendly. My fiancé, mom and brother were able to get this really cool room where we had a living room and kitchen and two separate rooms with his dogs. We felt that the price was very affordable with a wonderful breakfast. We took advantage of the bath to soak in the mineral water and the hot tub as well. We had such a nice and relaxing visit! We would stay again if ever in the area.

Beautiful resort with well manicured grounds, fire pits and outdoor seating everywhere. Breakfast was delicious with a variety of healthy and not so healthy but delicious items. Many welcoming areas to sit and have conversations with people inside the lobby and eating areas. So why the 3 stars...Although our King room is beautiful, there was no room for our luggage which cramped our style a bit. Also we asked our room to be refreshed and came back to an unmade bed which we were told they only make beds on the third day (we weren't asking for new sheets just the standard made bed) and we had to ask for toilet paper the first day. These are little things but start to add up. Additionally we were told that if we wished to enjoy some wines in the Wine Garden that we would be able to taste them before we purchased. This was not true and we ended up purchasing one flight of four 1-oz pours for $30 and they all tasted like vinegar. After choking down an ounce while playing cards with my hubby, I ended up returning the wine. I let the hotel know and asked for a refund but to no avail even though they were the ones asking for my feedback. I would not recommend going to their wine garden as there are other wines in the area that are better. Just wanted to provide all this information so you can be prepared for both the good and bad.

I've stayed here many times. The grounds are lovely and well maintained. The Hillside Queen/Queen rooms are my favorite.

This review is specific to the new tasting room part of the resort that just opened in 2019. The wine garden tasting room at the Lithia Springs Resort is a fantastic experience, primarily made great by the sommelier and host, Joseph. Joseph will walk you through several options for flights of 3 local wineries that focus on biodynamic winemaking. At this time, that includes Quady North, Troon, and Cowhorn. While the wines themselves are pretty spectacular, the best part of the experience is the knowledge and hospitality that Joseph provides. If you are a wine nerd, you're getting a whole lot more than just the tasting. You're basically getting a wine class in the price of the tasting, with Joseph's knowledge and experience. The wines available here are sometimes very exclusive tastes that are unavailable elsewhere. You can get tastes, glasses, or bottles, as you see fit. During our tasting we indulged in the Quady North Flagship Syrah, which is limited to 50 cases, and there just might not be a better local wine. It's worth the visit just for the taste (or a glass) of this alone. If you happen to be staying here, definitely check out the tasting room as a launching point for further wine visits. I'm sure the host will give you pointers based on your palate. If you happen to be a local, then don't miss out on a visit to this tasting room either. Their hours for the wine garden are Th-Sunday, 2-8pm.

There are many beautiful things about this resort but, unfortunately, some downsides that made it difficult for us to actually rest. We stopped in for one night on our way from Portland to the Bay Area. The resort is beautiful and the staff was very friendly. Our room was also really beautiful but, unfortunately, the sulfur smell was so overwhelming for us in the room in general it made it difficult to enjoy our time there. We realize it's a mineral springs and were anticipating some odor, but it was so strong it made us gag. Washing your hands, brushing teeth, showering, everything reeks of sulfur. The sulfur smell permeates everything in the room, even the bedding. We also had a spa bungalow with our two boys sleeping on the sofa bed and us in the separate bedroom. The window A/C unit in the living roo did little to cool the bedroom on a very hot summer day, especially with the door closed, and we were roasting most of the night. The following morning about five spiders joined the fun in the shower having crawled up from the shower drain. We really wanted to love this place, but we couldn't wait to leave unfortunately. Just a few things to keep in mind if you're planning to stay and have any sensitivity to smells, heat, or bugs.

I adore this resort, and always stay here on my journey between Monterey CA and Portland OR. I want to live here.

We got the king bed (very comfortable) honeymoon suite and it was really sweet. A sweet suite! Huge soaking tub with healing hot springs flowing right in. So invigorating! The breakfast left much to be desired, but it was free after all. Incredibly friendly staff, beautiful garden, and free lemonade and scones in the afternoon. All in all, a great visit and a great place to stay!

I have been coming here for years and the high quality of service and amenities only increases. The rooms are lovely, and the in room mineral tub is a real treat! The Patio Bungalow rooms have an enclosed patio that is great for the doggies. I literally planned a five day getway JUST to rest here at LSR with my 99 yr old mother as our first fully vaccinated trip.

I really like the spa like feel of Lithia and the private tubs are great. I'm giving 3 stars only because our stays have been hit or miss. The first time, they were over booked and we didn't end up with the room type we wanted, the 2nd trip was amazing, and the most recent one wasn't so good. The spa in our room broke and they put us in a different room, but this person next door let her dumb kids run around and knock on everyone's door screaming and yelling..talk about an ambiance killer. Then we went to check out and someone had charged a bottle of champagne to our room. The front desk made it right but still, that was sketch.

Most of our stays have been really great and relaxing! But this last time we had a room that had a couch bed and was told it was tempur-pedic, it was so horrible it gave me a back ache. Told front desk and they said they would look at it, needs to be upgraded. Breakfast is good 8-10am, get there early.

Wonderful stay. Awesome staff. Bear creek greenway is across the road, so perfect if you wanna run or walk & then get to the dog park. I'd opt for the studio plan. Feels much more open. I like that they restrict the pool hours to 9a open, so it's not loud. Breakfast was avg. scones were delicious!!! Definitely recommend to anyone. Very pet friendly.

I'm definitely not the intended use case of this place,I have no idea about or interest in all the hot spring and spa stuff, I'm just moving from one night shift job to another and in this season it was a competitively priced place to get some sleep in between night-time drives with a safe parking lot for a car loaded with basically everything I own. Room (cheapest available) was up a little stairwell near the lobby, next to another. If accessibility is a concern, most of the rooms don't appear to be like that, just those two as far as I could tell. Clean, nice looking, lots of sunlight if you want it, blinds if you don't. Excessive amount of pillows, if the bed feels small, push some out of the way and it won't anymore. They're flexible about early checkins, just let them know it's desired and they'll put you on a call list to inform you once housekeeping knows the room is ready. Majority end up ready around 2, I assume the official check-in time of 4 is in case of spa-related cleaning disasters. All water flowing into the room is straight from the hot spring-- the shower, the tub (I assume for people who prefer the private equivalent of soaking directly in the spring), the sink, what have you. If that turns you off, because of the smell (sulfur, like basically every hot spring), or taste or whatever, I assume no room in this place is for you. There may be a knock on your door an hour after an early check in if, like me, you are too stupid to notice the available privacy sign. If you state "occupied," they will apologize and politely go away. No big deal, no more knocks the rest of the stay, noise was minimal (although due, I think, more to generally polite guests-- the design was certainly not remotely soundproof). Desk is closed at night. There's a jar to put your key in, I left one of their business cards with a note on the back saying I checked out on the desm, I'll update this review if I find out that was the wrong procedure for an after-hours checkout. At least for these particular rooms, frequent coming and going after hours is probably out of the question-- you need to enter the lobby to get into your room, your room key doesn't operate the lobby locks. Not something I needed, but something you might want to know. It has a number left there for emergencies for a nearby hotel with shared management and,I assume, a manned desk at night, if the lack of nighttime staff concerns you for whatever reason.

We just love returning here. Upon arriving, a feeling of happiness and bliss descends upon us, and it's become a favorite destination for a quick overnight getaway. We love the garden suites especially. Service is great; I do miss the buffet breakfast and the expanded afternoon tea, so hopefully those will return once the covid situation clears up. The grab and go breakfast is decent, though, and I greatly appreciate the non dairy yogurt option. I do wish they'd use more sustainable packaging and cutlery. Lots of single use plastic.

We are staying in a suite which was quite modestly priced for what you receive. Well sized room with king sized bed, living room, giant tub, small kitchenette, table to eat at, and so forth. The decor and grounds were Instagram friendly for those who are into that kind of thing. The bed and bedding was very comfortable and had a wide variety of pillows to suit different needs/preferences. The hot tub in the living room/kitchenette was huge and there was no lack of hot water (or water pressure in general) to fill it. As mentioned by other guests, the odor of sulfur filling the suite the does take getting used to, but as a hot spring lover didn't bug me a bit. It is rather amusing for your Toilet to smell like sulfur before use, and if you have a gassy mate it's a perfect cover up lol. They do have a reverse osmosis filter for a drinking water tap so you don't have to drink funny smelling water. Their daily tea service is a nice touch, with strawberries, some form of shortbread cookie, "scones", plus jelly and lemon curd to put on top. I use the quotation marks around scones because they were way fluffier, moister, and more delicious than any scones I've eaten before. They switch things up daily so you'll always have a variety of flavors to enjoy each day. The resort offers two breakfasts, an earlier continental which features fresh scones, bread, tea, coffee, OJ, and Cranberry juice. An hour later they bring out the hot breakfast items, which change daily. Theres always some form of meat, (ham, sausage, bacon, etc), hard boiled eggs and often some other preparation (scrambled, fritatta, etc), potatoes with onion and peppers, something else that changes daily (apple crisp, spiced apples w Oatmeal, cheese blintzes), plus yogurt with Granola and some kind of fresh fruit. Staff are welcoming, friendly, and are very accommodating ( as is everyone else we have encountered in Ashland). They offer to make reservations for local restaurants, suggestions for places with entertainment, plus have cheeses and wines on offer. I cant comment on spa services but they do offer those as well. A suggestion for anyone desiring not to rent a vehicle during their stay: Uber and Lyft rides can be a bit hard to come by in the evenings, but public transportation is reliable, regular in their pickup times, and very reasonable at $6 per day. If you aren't someone who likes partying until late in the evening it's a great option (service ends at 7 or 8 depending on the season). Only suggestions (but not so egregious as to be a complaints): Toilet paper holders are annoying, as the roll falls off as you try to pull a sheet. I'd also prefer an adjustable shower head or better yet, one with the pole allowing for multiple positions and handheld use.

Grounds were beautiful, serene and clean. Housekeeping happens only once every 3 days. Pool and jacuzzi were nice but not clean upon arrival. We had to scoop the bugs and leaves out of the pool before use the first time. Broken window shades in room were unsightly and while decent, the room could have been cleaned a bit better (crust in the mini fridge door, splashes of something on outlets etc.) and the fireplace, while beautiful, put out continual heat, even when turned off so we had to leave ac on to compensate for the heat. "Full breakfast" everyday was reconstituted scrambled eggs (which sat in a pool of water that had drained while sitting in the hot box), potatoes, toast, yogurt and a fruit option being the majority of the menu. Misspellings on the inspirational boards were amusing and tea time, while a nice idea, came complete with leftover breakfast scones and their proudly advertised cookie of the day was a mass produced type seemingly from a chain grocery store. With so many bakeries and artisanal shops in Ashland, it might have been nice to feature a local baked good. For the money we paid to stay here for three nights, I expected better. The front desk staff (and Supervisor on site) all seemed confused regarding booking charges and as such, I was overcharged $419. None of them could figure out how to reverse the charge so they held the money until checkout. Then they (Supervisor) promised the funds would be reversed within 3 business days. Still waiting for reimbursement. They also said Management won't be onsite until the following week when asked if I could speak with a Manager about the overpayment. Would stay here again, just with lowered expectations because the gardens are so lovely.

After multiple stays at this beautiful property I am sad that I need to leave this review because I do love this place. This review is specially for the women who work reception at the front desk. Without failure every time I interact with them it's the same unwelcoming vibe. Any questions or requests seems like they're being bothered. Down to the simplest things like a towel for the pool. There are two lovely gentleman who work upfront at reception they are hospitable and friendly. And every other employee I've met and chatted with on the property from housekeeping to gardening are such good people! If you decide to add a night on to your stay do not expect any sort of accommodation in the process. While waiting for my new room after extending a stay, I sat chatting with other guest at the pool. We were all in the same ridiculous situation, we extended our stay. LITHIA forced every one of us out of the room we were in (by 11am) and left guests with no room until hours later. There really needs be a more organized better system. I've stayed at Lithia multiple times and definitely plan to come back only because the property is peaceful, rooms are unique and clean and the mineral water is AHHHH!! As long as I DO NOT NEED ANYTHING from the women at reception this place is heaven.

I spent three days and two nights at the resort this week with a few friends and we had a lovely time. I will try and make this short, sweet and helpful: We had a really difficult time finding the check in and check out times. I looked on Yelp, on the business website and did searches online! Eventually I called and asked, but to save everyone else the time.... Check in doesn't start until 4pm and check out is at 11a.m. I know I am not the only one who mentions these times as I have read all the other reviews and I even included a photo with the times. I just hope the information will help other people. I must say however that we arrived early and they have a cute afternoon tea service, so we waited in the lobby area until 4 and chatted. Please understand my annoyance was with he convenience of the information, not with the staff or service. I didn't even mind the wait because the facility is not that big and their cleaning staff was working hard while we were there. Another other issue we had was with the hot water; it took a while for the water to get warm but that was only an issue on our last morning when we were all trying to get cleaned up and ready to go. Lastly, we had to deal with noisy neighbors and some very rude guests. I understand this is not the hotel's fault, but it puts a damper on your stay. Everything else was great. The resort is attractive and well maintained and decorated. The breakfast was varied and tasty. Staff from the front desk, to maintenance, to housekeeping were all polite and friendly. The fireplace in our room kept us nice and toasty and my friend enjoyed the soaking tub. We did not have time to try out the spa services, but the spa is attached to the lobby and we felt a bit bad when another guest came out from their massage we realized that we were having our tea and chatting loudly right near the door! Overall, I would definitely recommend giving this resort a try.

Relaxing night! I am on a road trip and only stopped for a nights rest however it was just what the dr. ordered. A soak in the jacuzzi helped relax the tired muscles . I feel recovered and fabulous for another day of driving. The room was well appointed and overkill for what I needed this trip but may be making another trip down for a girls weekend because it was so beautiful.

Sucked, no hot water and over charged me. When I called to make a complaint, Manager didn't want to hear it and didn't even care. Not a good place to go when management is like that.

I was looking for a vacation spot and I came across Lithia Spa Resort. What a gem!!!! I used to live in Medford for some time and I never knew about this place. Checking in was fast and easy. I chose a room with a tub so I can enjoy mineral water in my own room. Room was located on a second floor with a garden view. It was spacious, plenty of pillows and comfy bed to relax. I made two appointments at the spa located right inside the resort. I had a deep tissues massage and next day a stone massage. WOW. It was absolutely an amazing experience. Staff was very knowledgeable and explained what they will be doing before they would start. Each of those massages worth every dollar. Each morning I enjoyed a complimentary hot breakfast and later an afternoon tea. There were many options to choose from and I absolutely loved their bread pudding. Yummmm. Staff here works so hard to keep this place beautiful inside and outside. I'm looking forward to come here again and bring the rest of my family including our doggie. There is also a pool and beautiful cozy areas to relax with friends and family. At night you can relax by a fire pit.

If I could give this place a negative star I would. We booked the spa room months in advance. Months ahead of our reservation, I emailed the Lithia's front desk asking if the room we had booked was pet friendly. Then I also followed up with calling them. The front desk from Lithia Spring called me back and said yes, the spa room was pet friendly because it was on the bottom floor. I mentioned I would prefer the queen/queen room, since there would be 4 of us and a small pet. She confirmed the room with two queens was taken and that the room we had booked with a pull out couch would work well for our family of 4 and small dog. Then one week before our checkin date the front desk called me and left a message saying the room we had booked (spa room) is not a pet friendly room and we had to go to the patio room that had only a king bed in the room. I immediately called them back and I was told we had to switch rooms because the spa room had carpeting. I told them we are a family of 4 how would a king bed suffice. The front desk said, "how about trying the king bed for the first night, if it doesn't work out we will bring cots for your room". I told her we would be arriving late (as we were driving up from California), and that I know a king would not suffice for my husband, me and two sons. She then said we will then place two cots in your room and not charge you. You were actually thinking of charging me for your mistake???I confirmed months ago that the spa room was pet friendly. You try to stick a family of 4 in a room with a king bed one week before checkin and say you won't charge me??? Once we checked in, I could not believe how small the room was. With the two cots we could hardly move in the room. Worst of all, there were insects everywhere in the room!! I wanted to vomit. As my son was sitting on the couch in the room, and ant crawled on him. There were spiders and centipedes crawling up the walls. The "patio" that they said made the room pet friendly wasn't a grass patio at all, the floor was covered by bricks. What dog pees on bricks? The only grass area was outside the room. The landscaping at the place was also terrible. The bushes were overgrown and not maintained. So much so that they were reaching into the walkways. The problem was not that they just covered the walkways but they also had bees flying all over them. Every time we had to make our way through them as if we were walking through a maze. Hands down this place had the worst service and experience we have ever had. I think they pay for their reviews. I wish I took pictures of our room. I do have a picture of the walkway that I'll post. I highly recommend you skip this place and stay anywhere else. I just looked up the picture of the spa room they have posted on their website. They told me the entire room was carpeted, that's why it wasn't pet friendly due to some families with allergies. Even though I told them our dog is a Maltipoo (hypoallergenic) due to mine and one of my sons allergies to dogs. But they said that wasn't good enough. As you can see from the picture on their website the majority of the spa room doesn't have carpeting. The portion that it does is the same amount of floor covering that our room had for a rug. I think they wanted to fit another guest at the "resort" and that's why they pushed us out of our room into a disgusting one. Poor management here. Poor management of the property as well. The place has potential but not with how it's currently being run. Don't trust the reservation with them. Go with somewhere more reliable. As the place was currently being run, it definitely didn't feel like a resort but more like a low star motel.

We love staying here! The little patio bungalows are our favorites as they have amazing soaking tubs and a little outdoor space. The best part is they allow dogs and have a gas fireplace for them to relax by. Our dogs absolutely LOVE going there and it's such a great little family getaway for us! The rooms are always perfectly clean and well stocked. The staff are all very friendly and helpful.

Seriously an amazing stay. The advertisement online does this place no justice. It's so much nicer than expected. The hot breakfast they provide each morning was beyond anything I expected. Tubs were amazing and the room was so clean and modern and tranquil. Staff was awesome. Even the construction crew was.

Stayed one night and payed the extra for the bungalow for my wife. Didn't start out right because when we walked in the front desk came from the back room and greeted us then said she would be back and went to do some dishes while we were left standing there. They make much of their high alkaline water which is also high in sulfur. The sulfur is strong and makes the water undrinkable. They provide 2 small bottles of water in the fridge which wasn't enough. Tried to call the front desk...once, no answer....twice, no answer. Waited 10 min and tried again...no answer. Had to drive down the road on the other side of Ashland to the 7-11 to get drinkable water. Night was otherwise ok. Not remarkable not horrible. Breakfast is from 8-10am. 2 hot dishes which consisted of scrambled eggs and potatoes. They ran out of potatoes before 10 and did not replace them. It was an ok stay for a much lower price than what I paid but when I spend more I expect more. I've paid less and gotten better service. I can't say I'll be wanting to spend the money to stay here again.

We stayed at this resort in a poolside bungalow in for a family member's wedding. We were there for two nights and found the most challenging part of our visit was having to check out for our return home. The natural spring waters were completely relaxing and accessible whether in our room's large spa tub or enjoying the pool and jacuzzi. The property has spacious, beautifully appointed rooms and attentive, welcoming staff. Wild turkeys roam the grounds, which are designed for strolling and relaxing. Although it was 88 degrees at 5 pm, it felt like 70 degrees with all of the shade afforded by the trees that grow across the property. The continental breakfast is hosted and orchestrated by a charming woman who takes great pride in preparing a daily changing menu if fresh scones, a selection of eggs and protein, oatmeal, fresh fruit, juices, excellent coffee, etc. The dining areas are quiet, lovely, and a relaxing place to start your day. Everything about this resort reflected careful planning, attention to detail, and a focus on their guests. If I could rate it six stars, I would. We'll return to enjoy this relaxing property.