The Klamath River runs from the southeastern corner of Oregon through to northern California. It's blessed with generous fish stocks and rolling rapids that are popular with fishermen and white-water rafters respectively. Tourists looking to explore the Klamath National Forest and the stretch of the river that runs through Oregon can choose from a number of hotels situated a short distance away.
The Columbia Hotel is 24 miles north of the Klamath river. It's located in downtown Ashland and is ideally situated for visitors attending the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, which is held in a number of theaters a short walk away over an eight-and-a-half-month season. The hotel is also less than two blocks away from Lithia Park, The Plaza, a number of unique shops and spas and over 40 restaurants.
The Flagship Inn offers 63 air-conditioned rooms with king- or queen-size beds, and all rooms boast cable television, refrigerators and direct-dial telephone lines. All guests have access to a high-speed Internet connection, a heated swimming pool and a complimentary continental breakfast. It's also well situated for visitors to the Southern Oregon University and the Crater Lake National Park.
Featured in Karen Brown's "Exceptional Places to Stay and Itineraries 2009" and the Romantic Travels Guide's "Best Places to Kiss," the Country Willows Bed and Breakfast Inn is a restored 1896 farmhouse set in five acres of farmland. Guests can make use of a swimming pool that's heated from spring to fall and an outdoor spa that's open throughout the year.
Callahan's Lodge is a lodging and dining resort situated in a sylvan canyon of Southern Oregon's Siskiyou Mountains. It's open all year-round and offers an outdoor dining deck, a game room with a pool table and shuffle boards, a horseshoe pit and two rock waterfall features. All rooms come with cable television and corner jacuzzi tubs for two.
