Youngberg Hill Inn & Winery

Us intrepid Canadians wanted to stay in a working wine estate, the Youngberg Hill winery stood out for us for the location and the views from the windows and decks overlooking the vineyards, overlooking the coast mountains and the Willamette Valley. ||This is a quiet, idyllic place to be. You might grow fond of the Scottish highland cows roaming in their pasture. Nicolette was not only the gracious host, but as Willamette Valley's only female wine estate owner, she is an incredible person to talk to. ||Our room was certainly spacious, comfortable with a bathroom with all the modern fixtures to luxuriate in. We had enough windows to bring in the morning sun as we sat with our coffees following a great night's sleep. ||Our stay included a wine tasting that hit the spot after roaming the region on a hot and rather humid June day. Nicolette was our host again and her journey though the flight of wines was easy going and fun to enjoy on the covered outdoor patio. The Chardonnay we tasted and bought to take home to Canada was full body and her Rose we thought was the best Rose we tasted in the whole region. ||When we return to the Willamette Valley, we'll come back to Youngberg Hill.

I would highly recommend you pass on this winery. The view is beautiful but they really don’t care about accomodating guests or being nice. We visited as a group of 6 and were informed ahead of time we could not do a traditional tasting and instead needed to order bottles of wine. We were disappointed because part of our reason for visiting the different wineries is to get to sample many wines but wanted to visit anyway as we were biking and this winery made sense to stop at, and we heard there were great views (whcih there are). When we arrived we asked the tasting room manager if she could tell us about the wines she did, but we definitely didn’t feel welcomed at the winery. We were told we had to spend $30 per person, so we picked bottled to get us to that amount. We had reserved our spot and paid ahead of time. When it came time to settle up, we were told we owed more than we thought. It turns out that at least 2 of the prices on the printed list we were provided were wrong - by as much as $30 a bottle. When we pointed this out and said we would pay the amount that was listed and that we ordered from we were told by the manager she could not do that. After some negotiation we agreed to split the difference. We did leave her a tip on top of that. As we were getting ready to leave the Vice President came running out to ask us what had happened. We explained and he said they had no idea the prices were listed wrong and they were right on the website and we should have know and paid the proper prices. He became very rude when my husband explained the situation and when we said we felt we should have only paid the amount listed. What should have been a nice visit turned into us being bullied by the VP. Reading other reviews it seems that this winery doesn’t really care about visitors to their tasting room.

This winery was amazing. It is so clean and well-kept. The grounds are beautiful and the views incredible. We started with a tasting on the balcony looking out over the vineyards. Frey was knowledgeable about the wines and so nice to chat with. The wines themselves are wonderful! The room had a huge jetted tub, a very comfortable bed, and again, the views were just exquisite. Breakfast was delicious and luxurious. The owner chatted with us, making us feel she was inviting us into her home. We will definitely be returning!

Beautiful location with hotel room windows and decks overlooking the vineyards, the coast mountains and the Willamette valley. Quiet and idyllic, you’ll see a couple of old dogs watching the hotel grounds, some highland cows in their pasture and few sheep in the vineyards. This is a perfect location for a wine tasting trip getaway. Rooms are warm and comfortable. Staff are super friendly. easy going and accommodating. I’m coming back.

My husband and I were looking for a staycation in wine country for our anniversary and stumbled upon Youngberg Hill Inn & Winery. From the start, booking our room with Michelle was perfect. I have mobility issues and she was quick to help recommend a romantic first floor room. It was so quiet and cozy with the fireplace. I loved the wine barrel design used uniquely throughout the room. We had our own door to a private deck overlooking the breathtaking vineyards. The bed was comfortable. I enjoyed some much needed sleep. They also went above and beyond to accommodate my diet (vegan & gluten free). It meant so much to wake up every morning to an exquisite 2 course breakfast with mimosas from the best Innkeeper, Becky. I wish this were a restaurant close to my home! To top it off, they have Highland Cows available to feed and pet. They were happy to pose for some pictures for us. Truly, we can’t get back soon enough. Thank you Youngberg! You’re the best!!

I was wanting a place to just relax and enjoy the serenity away from the hectic lifestyle at home. This inn fit the bill and more. Becky, the innkeeper was delightful and greeted me upon arrival. My room was on the first floor and had its own little sitting area to watch the scenery below and catch the sunrise. The stay did not disappoint.|The breakfast was very good, eggs, bacon and French toast! Group table with other guests which allowed for nice conversations.|Was only here for 2 nights but would like to return. It was nice to come back to an area where I worked back in the 90s and really enjoyed. Great place to stay, would highly recommend! Oh and the Scottish Highland cows were an added bonus.

Though the view was fantastic, the service, amenities, and knowledge of their own offers were mediocre at best. We just stayed at Bella Collina which included breakfast, happy hour, hot tub, cookies/fruit, outdoor fire place, seltzer water and chocolates, as part of their overall service. Youngberg, offered nothing additional with the stay, and then tried to charge us $50 for a glass of wine each, when they advertised a free glass of wine for guests that stay there. We even showed them the offer on the website, because the owner was not aware the Innkeeper had offered this. They just seem like they want to nickle and dime you, even though they were $100 night more expensive than the other great place we stayed and also charge an extra service fee.

The room was wonderful. The views were spectacular, especially with darlings Highland cows in the foreground. It was a charming place to receive the warm reception from the owner and her staff. They made us feel like their favorite guests from the time we arrived. It was balm to a weary teacher’s soul.

Staying here for 3 days during our trip in the Willamette Valley. A somewhat isolated B&B in the middle of vineyards in the valley. Perfect location for touring the area and visiting wineries and other sites. Very solicitous and professional staff. Becky our hostess is particularly delightful. As guests we are afforded a wine tasting each evening which we have availed ourselves of. The Baileys own the place and produce some very good wines under the Youngberg Hill and Bailey label. We joined the wine club. The setting is wonderful perched on a mountain overlooking vineyards and views of mountains. Ambiance is high end rustic with all the accouterments you might need. Breakfast every morning and wine tasting each evening. No lunch or dinner but we went into town when we needed meals McMinnville, Dayton and other smaller towns are all within 30 min drive. It is serene and peaceful. We would stay here again when in the area. Mark & Nancy

Really wanted to like this place. I looked at it for a wedding. We came into taste and everybody was just frazzled rude and most importantly uneducated about the Wines. We came in on a Saturday without an appointment I had called and they said we didn't need one.

A gorgeous venue, my fiance and I are looking to marry next year. Unfortunately the business model here lacks humanity and I simply do not feel comfortable hosting the most special day of our lives with a business that does not care for individuals and instead prioritizes their pockets. In the year 2025, it's about supporting one another with love and compassion - not wealth. Do better.

Do NOT support this business! There is a lady out there that just lost her finance, 9 mos before the wedding and this place won't even give her back a portion of the money. The wedding is 9 months away, surely a place like this would easily rebook something that far out!!! Greedy! Money Hungry! Be shame in yourselves! I hope No ONE supports this business!!!!

As someone who was born in Oregon and raised in McMinnville I will never buy or pay for anything from youngberg hill winery

Had such an amazing experience at this beautiful winery/vineyard yesterday. Came out for an Easter event and stuck around afterwards for an impromptu tasting. The owner/winemaker, Wayne, just so happened to be relaxing nearby and we struck up a conversation. From that point, the experience only got better. Even though this was Easter Sunday, Lori and Wayne continued to spoil us with the best service they could offer. On top of the warm hospitality shown by everyone we encountered, the wine was able to match it. From the sparkling to the Pinots to the literally perfect Grenache, there wasn't a wine I did not like. The only thing that could have been better was the weather yet even that didn't matter because the views here are top notch. I can't wait to come back in the summer and enjoy them to the fullest! That all said, I couldn't leave without a bag of wine and happily joining their Bailey Membership club tier. Cheers to Wayne, his family & great winemaking.

I have been to this vineyard a couple times and just love it. The wines are fabulous and the view is breathtaking from their deck outside. Everyone is super friendly.

We had an idillic three night stay. Becky, the Director of First Impressions, reached out to confirm our needs and desires before we arrived and greeted us in the roundabout to get us moved in to a second floor suite. The ambiance and views were incredibly peaceful and when combined with the personal "family like" hospitality we were very impressed. My wife and I were unfamiliar with the Youngberg Hill wines, but the complementary daily tastings, impressed us to became wine club members. The hospitality, location, views, wines and Becky's personality and warmth will compel us to return soon.

Truly disappointing. The staff was very difficult to work with and had no integrity or concept of how to behave in the hospitality industry. Apathy and lack of communication were the common theme. Save yourself the headache and the blow to your pocketbook and rent another venue for your special wedding day .

My husband and I stayed here for two nights when I was a bridesmaid in my best friends wedding. We stayed in the Jackson suite and loved it. There was a spacious living room, bedroom & bathroom. It was upstairs and was quiet. The views are amazing and we enjoyed the breakfast Saturday & Sunday morning. The staff was all really friendly as well. There is also the tasting room downstairs to enjoy. We will absolutely be coming back in a future trip to Oregon and I highly recommend staying at the Inn.

It is a beautiful drive to Youngburg Hill. And a beautiful property. They close at 4pm. Don't arrive anytime after 3 they will not do a tasting. They will offer you the opportunity to buy a glass without tasting we were there to taste and buy so we passed on $32 for 2 glasses of wine. Server could use a little training in customer service. Most likely will not go back when traveling through wine country again, plenty of other wineries eager to share their product.

My wife and I spent the night and enjoyed the willamette valley wine scene. we didn't want to leave this place. it is an amazing property and experience. I have to say Youngburg beats anything we experienced in Napa . We both highly recommend this place and our hostess Becky was the absolute best! Enjoy!

Tonight's wine is the 2019 Pinot Blanc: Slow forming thick legs; Pale straw color; Pronounced pear notes with maybe a hint of nuttiness; Smooth on the palate with an idyllic tartness to the lingering finish. Outstanding! 94 points Only 100 cases, so may want to snap up a few bottles

My three-night stay at Youngberg Hill Inn was absolutely splendid. The highlight was undoubtedly the amazing breakfast served each morning, a delightful array of flavors that catered to every palate. Miss Becky's hospitality was the icing on the cake, as her warm and attentive service made the experience truly exceptional. The inn itself exudes charm, with comfortable accommodations and breathtaking views of the surrounding vineyards. From the moment I arrived to the reluctant departure, Youngberg Hill Inn exceeded expectations, creating lasting memories of a delightful getaway.

We stayed in the Jura suite and absolutely loved the room - wonderful views and extremely clean. The staff is wonderful and the location can't be beat. One suggestion for the management: communication between staff could be better. We initially reserved breakfast, but cancelled our breakfast reservation by phone several days ahead of our trip in order to eat in our wonderful room. This was not relayed to the staff serving breakfast, and produced a rather uncomfortable moment for us. We felt bad for her.

Youngberg Hill is a little slice of heaven! Thank you so much to Molly, Becky and the rest of the wonderful staff for an incredible stay! We didn't want to leave! Incredible views, cozy room and deck area, live music on Wednesday nights and delicious breakfast every morning! Also, they make best wine on the planet! Pinot noir perfection!

We have a wine membership at Youngberg Hill and usually we pick up our shipment and do a free tasting at the same time. The views at Youngberg are incredible and the staff is so friendly! They are so knowledgeable about wine and help to create a very epicurean experience. As you are tasting, you will learn where on the property each varietal is grown, and the blocks are named after the winemaker's three daughters. We recently made a trip up here, did a tasting, had a lovely charcuterie board, and actually got to meet one of the daughters, Natasha. The Pinot Noir that is named for her is my favorite wine made at Youngberg. Yes, their wine is truly fantastic, I have loved everything I've ever tried, they have bottles with deep and complex flavors and others with a lighter taste. But tasting it for the first time on the balcony at Youngberg overlooking the valley definitely makes the experience. Also, one of my girlfriends got married here a few years back and the wedding was absolutely gorgeous!

A very enjoyable time at Youngberg Hill vineyards sampling their Pinot Noir wines. Lovely location, wines and view. Our server Becky did an outstanding job! We will be back!

Perfect place to stay in McMinnville for the ultimate relaxation weekend. We were able to stay here on our Oregon+Seattle roadtrip and were so grateful we did! This unfortunately had to be the last stop on our trip as we had to cancel the second half due to the fires and evacuations throughout Oregon :( The views are hard to beat and you feel right at home since everyone is so friendly. We went for a wine tasting right as we arrived which was a perfect start to our stay! Not only are the rooms cozy, it makes you feel like you are staying in a cabin! It is the ideal mix of cabin vibes inside with Napa views outside! Unfortunately, the fires really put a damper on our view but the experience was nonetheless fabulous. They had corn hole tournaments at night and homemade yogurt parfaits in the morning! A perfect getaway if you are looking for some time to wind down. We came as a family but I imagine that this would be a great place to go as a couple or with other couples as grown ups love to getaway to the wine country! :) One word of advice: because this Inn is so secluded, going out to grab food can be sort of a hassle! Try out the Hometown Xpress (Uber Eats of McMinnville) to get local food or fast food delivered right to your door! Views 10/10 Hospitality 10/10 Overall stay 11/10 Check this little Bed and Breakfast out -- if you are not able to stay overnight then at least for a wine tasting!!

Back for the third time in less than a year, and was wonderful as always!! Becky is an awesome innkeeper and cook! Breakfast was awesome! Tasty and very filling! Beautiful weather and great views and great wine! We'll be back!!!! Mike and Lynne

Beautiful views and amazing service! Becky was so lovely that we decided to stay a second night. She was able to answer all of our questions and made the entire experience comfortable and relaxing. She greeted us upon arrival and stayed to provide us with a full tasting experience. She also provided great dining recommendations for us in town. We loved our room, clean and well kept with windows all around. Breakfast was great and brought up to our room as well ( an adjustment to covid I believe). The grounds and views are absolutely stunning. We were able to enjoy a glass of wine on the Adirondack chairs overlooking the endless rolling hills. The swing is also a great place to take fun photos. 100% recommend.

Youngberg is such a generous supporter of the community. They donated their venue for a Relay for Life event supporting the American Cancer Society. They provided a bartender and connected me with a caterer all for our non profit. They were so patient and accommodating as I planned my event. I would definitely recommend this venue for any occasion you are planning!

The hostess was awesome and greeted us on arrival. The building is old but kept very neat and clean. Awesome views off the back deck where you can enjoy your wine and hang out as an inn guest. My biggest comment is that the decor is outdated and in need of a face lift as compared to other B&B's we stayed at in the area. Breakfast was an option, we had it and it was above average but not great. I would Recommend to someone if they didn't care about outdated room decor.

Just WOW!!!! Perched high atop Youngberg Hill, the Inn provides 180+ degrees of visibility over the verdant Willamette Valley. The view and grounds alone would garner this a full five stars. We were greeted warmly by Becky Looney, the Director of First Impressions. And boy does Becky do her job well. She immediately made us feel welcome and comfortable. Throughout our three night night visit she helped direct us to local vineyards, helped us plan a route, gave suggestions on dining options, and plied us with lovely wines. She provided us with information as only a local can. The Inn is a true Bed and Breakfast with a high level of comfort and services throughout. It is a bit like staying at a friends high-end country estate. The rooms are comfortable and well appointed with spectacular views. Ours had a small gas fireplace, comfy queen bed with soft sheets, warm snuggly robes, spa style shower with high end shampoo and soap, plenty of large fluffy towels, and plenty of outlets. Coffee is available downstairs in the morning, and a gourmet breakfast was served family style in the gracious dining room. We came in feeling like welcome guests. We left feeling like members of the family.

Excellent! Molly took great care of us and we had an excellent experience. Wine was very good and we took some home to enjoy later. Great views and property!

TERRIBLE OWNERS NICOLETTE AND WAYNE BAILEY but spectacular view. If you want to host your wedding here, please read before committing. My husband and I are very easy going and usually do not write any bad reviews on Yelp. However, this service was just unacceptable and it needs to be shared. We hosted a destination wedding at Youngberg Hill. We met in McMinnville so we wanted to pick an amazing venue for our guests in the area where we fell in love. 75 of the 85 guests traveled thousands of miles to be there with us on our special day. NICOLETTE BAILEY was a NIGHTMARE to work with from mid planning to the end. She is very kind initially, to trick you into booking with her. Once she has you hooked, she will nickel and dime you for everything she can think of. She is sneaky and does not care about anything other than money. Initially we didn't want to agree with all the negative reviews we read on Yelp and The Knot about Nicolette but after everything is said and done we can attest to how unprofessional this owner is. OVER BOOKING: As soon as we booked with Youngberg, we clearly stated that we wanted to rent The Inn for 2 nights, the night before and the night of the wedding. We then made arrangements with our closest family and friends. About 6 months out of our wedding she notifies us saying that she accidentally OVER BOOKED and 2 rooms are not available to our party anymore. Not only did this inconvenience our guests who already made plans on staying both nights, but this caused even more a headache for our family. Nicolette said we MUST have the families with children in the Cellar Suite because it is sound proof down there. She made my sister, brother in-law, her 2 children, and 2 of my cousins squish into the Cellar Suite. All because the children "might wake up the other guests in the Inn." Mind you, that the guests that were in the Inn were the very ones SHE overbooked!!! She said we had "no other options" and if we didn't agree the only other option was for them to find another hotel to stay at. ALCOHOL: When inquiring with many other venues and wineries there is an option to cap the bar. It may be setting a limit to the number of bottles served or a price amount. This is NOT AN OPTION for Youngberg. Yes, they expect you to pay for an open bar that you have no control in monitoring. Youngberg does not allow outside alcohol, not in their reception hall, not in their Inn nor in the private $200-$300 per night rooms that you rent. Yes, if you have outside alcohol you will have it confiscated and your room will be searched. If you agree with this then please book with Youngberg. I on the other hand find this absurd. OVER CHARGING: On our final invoice we got an extremely unnecessary charge of $170. Here are her exact words taken from an email she sent me, "There was damage to the DJ tent from the wind and it is unfixable.  We ordered another one and it is included on the invoice for $169.95." WE HAVE NO CONTROL OVER THE WIND, Youngberg probably used that tent for hundreds of weddings prior to ours, that may have caused natural wear and tear to the tent. Now that on our wedding day, it just so happens to be "too windy" that it tears, WE have to cover that cost? I'm sorry but that is just absurd!! Despite the bad experience we had with NICOLETTE BAILEY, I do have to say that Youngberg Hill has a breathtaking location. The view of the landscape is drop dead gorgeous. The wine is delicious. The Inn and the rooms are well maintained. THEY ARE SO LUCKY TO HAVE BECKY & MOLLY as they are very friendly and very welcoming. They have a lot going for them, however the owners are an absolute nightmare. I highly suggest finding another venue. It'll save you the stress, tears, and money! Youngberg Hill should be ashamed of themselves. Nicolette or Wayne will probably respond to this review in a negative & unprofessional way as they did to the previous negative reviews. They threatened to take away our full deposit if we were to write a negative review. I'm sorry this is freedom of speech and I want to help any future couples from going through the headaches they put us through.

This place is amazing. We stayed here for 5 nights and the views were stunning and the staff was top notch. The breakfast that they prepare for you each morning was always different and delicious. When they heard that we had to leave on our last day before breakfast, they prepared a to-go bag for us. We also enjoyed free wine tasting every day. We will definitely be back.

This is a truly stunning location. Me and my Fiancee stumbled across this place when looking for wedding venues. The main building sits on top of a hill that overlooks the rest of the vineyard. There's a smaller building off to the side that is used for events. However what makes this place stand out are the Staff Members. The moment we stepped on the property everybody was incredibly friendly. They immediately took us in and were more warm and friendly than any of the other locations we visited. A special shout out to Nicolette who took us on a great tour of the place. Side note, if you're a certified Dog-Lover, there are 2 lovely dogs on site. But be warned they are extremely friendly!!!

UNBELIEVABLE view and landscapes. Had the pleasure of being introduced to the facilities for the celebration of life of an old friend. Despite a bit of high level smoke from wildfires the view was expansive, deep, beautiful, and just breathtaking. Those imbibing loved the products, and the staff were wonderful. But the view... just go for the view and enjoy yourself. The rest will take care of itself.

Spectacular view of from the deck... cool breezes made for a great post-hike respite. Wines were tasty, though a bit tart for my taste. Definitely worth a visit.

Wine Wednesday's = a MUST!!! What a beautiful evening full of great wine, incredible views, delicious food, live music, etc. Every Wednesday night during the summer. They have a food truck there (The Wandering Vine - see pic for menu) and several wine options for sale by the glass or bottle. Also can bring your own food.

Our lifelong friends and hubs and I truly enjoyed an eventful experience of tasting the choice Bailey Family wines at Youngberg Hill recently. Our host, Nicki, was the best! Felt as if we'd known her for years. Her knowledge of the wines, made for an easy choice in selecting our favorites. It was a blustery fall day, but our fellowship with friends and sipping the wines, made for a warm and memorable afternoon. We highly recommend visiting this incredible vineyard for an experience you won't forget. Chalk it up as a memory bank long-term investment.

Youngberg Hill is a lovely location. My husband and I planned our wedding at their vineyard and use of their inn. We were taken in by the beauty of the vineyard, however, working with Youngberg Hill Events and Winery has been a nightmare. With Covid-19 we were unable to hold our wedding event and they would not return the $4,900 deposit. So on 4/12/21 my spouse and I went to Small Claims court and the judge ruled in our favor against Youngberg Hill Events. Our attorney contacted Youngberg Hill and they have neither responded nor paid their debt. We would hate for this to happen to anybody else. Please consider twice before doing an event there!

Really like this location! They have awesome views of the valley and cascades in the distance. Great place to bring a packed lunch and spend some time with friends. Be sure to bring a hat and sunglasses as there isn't a lot of shade on the deck. The Scottish highland cows are adorable too- love little Nutmeg!

Stunning location, rooms with views and appointments to match, good wine, great service, and an incredible breakfast.

We love this vineyard! The view is incredible, sounds of nature all around, and the service is beyond welcoming! As for the wine, it just makes the entire experience perfect .

Unless you are looking for a mediocre to bland wine, a young Republicans bitch fest about COViD being blown out of proportion, listening to a "Kate Brown" is ruining the country diatribe, and very loosely enforced COVID protocols I'd skip this place and go to one of the many better options in the area. Pros - cute property, adorable highland cattle, large deck at the inn, and good sized pours, not dump canister for unwanted tasters, filmy and sticky tables. One of the managers was there briefly and seemed sweet, engaging, and was actually wearing a mask. Cons- some of the patrons are neither informed nor guarded with BS sentiment, the wine is not great - acidic, overpriced, lacks aroma, one of the staff members was wearing a mini/partial plastic spit guard instead of a mask, no hand sanitizer, witnessed tables being wiped down with baby wipes (no not sanitizing wipes), pretty bland interior lacking ambiance...though they did have a fireplace. The spaces are oddly disjointed.

This review is for the tasting room only: This is a beautiful, beautiful winery. The grounds are just gorgeous and it is family owned and operated. The couple has three daughters and they have wines named after them. Their tasting room is surrounded by views and their Pinot Noir was very good. The service was friendly and if you use the Oregon Wine Passport you can snag a great deal of complementary tastings. They have a beautiful inn where I will be begging my husband to let us stay next trip! I hopefully will make a return visit soon!

The views are lovely and the property has magnificent potential. Also, some of the staff are very on point, but this is not true of everyone. The following needs to be addressed for this place to realize its promise: 1) The basement room--the Cellar--is next to a mechanical room. In addition to hearing various plumbing noises throughout your stay, there are various machine sounds coming from the locked room next door. None of this is disclosed on the website or in advance of the visit. Also, there are stains on the bathroom counter because the fixtures are old and worn. And the television has very poor internet reception. On the plus side, the wine decor in the room is imaginative and warm. 2) The breakfast experience was very frustrating and unacceptable. Breakfast is served to all guests at the same time in a cramped indoor common room. You're seated a foot away from strangers who aren't wearing masks and whose vaccination status is unknown at a time when Oregon is experiencing a 900% increase in COVID cases. To make matters worse, the staff is unfriendly toward moving your breakfast out on the deck, and you're left to retrieve your own plates and bus them if you choose this option. This makes absolutely no sense. The staff should encourage dining outside. This business needs to revisit its commitment to the public health. The breakfast food was decent, but it was very simple. Given the hype on the website about breakfast, I was left expecting more--along with some fellow guests. I'd recommend having some fruit, pastry, or other options to round out the meal. 3) There is a significant wasp problem that requires professional extermination. One staff member reported having been bitten multiple times this summer. The wasps harassed us multiple times on the outside deck. This could pose a serious risk to someone who is allergic, and it's unacceptable. In the end, the rate Youngberg is charging for the experience is too high given the inattention to these details.

Hey ya'all problems were here years before the virus. I stayed here 3 years ago. The estate is beautiful, but you can not cancel anything for any reason. You die? Too bad- you will still have to show up and pay. The honeymoon suite is not that great either- it's not cleaned well- the big tub definitely isn't cleaned (you have to pick out hairs.) You complain? You are literally told to go away. But- the view is gorgeous.

I recently got married at Youngberg Hill Vineyard and could not have asked for a better experience!! The scenery was absolutely stunning, the Youngberg Hill Sparkling wine was top-notch, and all of the staff were incredibly helpful and supportive. We stayed the night in the Inn and were awakened by a beautiful sunrise followed by breakfast delivered to our room. All of that combined helped make my wedding at Youngberg Hill the most magical day of my life!

Stunning location and deck views! Come on a clear day and your can see all the way to Mount Hood. We liked the 2016 Cuvee Pinot Noir and the 2016 Aspen Chardonnay was a pleasant surprise.

My Girlfriend and I stayed here to celebrate my 50th birthday. We stayed in the Martini room which has an amazing view of the vineyard. Danielle was the person that we were in contact with the most, and she was very friendly and knowledgeable. Danielle recommended some nice areas to visit as well as cooked us very delicious breakfasts. We tasted their wines in their comfortable wine tasting room. Our host for the tasting was Molly. She was very personable and really spent a good amount of time with us tasting the wines and educating us on the vineyard and wines. In addition, Molly also recommended some great restaurants in McMinnville which were everything that she described. wayne, the winemaker and proprietor spoke with us to make sure that we were happy with our experience. We have a great time, thank you to everyone at Youngberg Hill, we'll be back to visit again. Paul & Jeni oxox

We came today as a wedding party for a tasting and the experience was top notch with a killer view. Danielle, effortlessly took care of our VERY large group while also taking care of others with a smile. She was also super knowledgeable about the wine. The flight was a great deal with a variety of great options. Will for sure come back!

We enjoyed a beautiful evening at Youngbird hill winery. Awesome music fantastic wine and delicious pulled pork sandwiches with a Garden salad. The views from the property are absolutely breathtaking!

Such a fantastic experience at this beautiful vineyard! Service was amazing and we had the daughter of the family who owns the winery pour our tastings and she was of course very knowledgeable about the wines. The wines here are absolutely delicious.

We had a wonderful tasting experience. The views are worth the tasting fee ( thank you Yelp for a check in discount). At the time of the tasting, we learned of a winery event that night. From 6-8 pm they had wine, food, a band and lots of folks that brought their lawn chairs to enjoy this community wine event! We enjoyed the Cuvée and Pinot Gris, the gorgeous views and this lovely event that runs every Wednesday night in the summer.

My mom, cousin and I stopped here on our way to Lincoln city. Bobby and Molly were absolutely wonderful! They were knowledgeable and fun! They even came out and gave us tastings while we sat on the deck and enjoyed the wonderful view! It was a picture perfect day and so nice to have a relaxing afternoon on the deck enjoying wonderful wines. We even got to try the syrah and revisit a couple wines. I will definitely be back! This is one of my favorites!

The stories are true. This company will break your trust. My fiancee and I were supposed to have our wedding this summer (2020). We have postponed and switched to another venue entirely. During our conversations with Youngberg Hill we have been told "too bad, not our problem, take it up with the State of Oregon". For those reading this review, this is in direct response to COVID19, namely government restrictions towards gathering sizes and mandated face masks. It is also about the aspect of not forcing guests to make a hard choice about attending your wedding. We asked to reschedule, they said no. A refund? No. A partial refund? No. Zero ability to work with their customers, they just didn't care from the start. It's a given that they are a business affected by COVID, just the same as everyone else, which is why we, and other couples, tried to have a dialogue to find something reasonable. Youngberg Hill has no interest in doing the right thing. They'll take your money and then tell you it's your problem. They claim they offered options and can accommodate but that was only after a month (months for some others) of trying to meet some sort of middle ground. Only after customers threw their hands up and cited small claims court, or news (which did happen, link below), did they suddenly change course and offer the ability to reschedule. To me this comes down to something pretty simple, when things get tough, you help each other. Your actions during a crisis will be remembered long after the crisis itself is over. https://www.kgw.com/article/news/investigations/couples-lose-thousands-dollars-weddings-oregon-winery-coronavirus/283-47a620fb-9246-44c7-8994-7aa3a84e75f6