Located 25-miles southwest from Portland, Oregon, Newberg is a quaint Pacific Northwest town separated from the city of Portland by a sweeping greenbelt of forest and farmland. Part of Oregon's expansive Willamette Valley, the area around Newberg has seen a growth in wine-making due to its cooler climate and is known for high-quality pinot niors. Newberg is home to George Fox University, an evangelical Christian institution.
The Allison Inn and Spa is a study in luxury with all rooms located on one of four terraced levels. Rooms have gas fireplaces, a balcony as well as window seats with throw blankets. The furnishings are custom-crafted and the artwork has been created by local artisans. The hotel features 24-hour room service as well as complimentary Wi-Fi. The hotel's signature restaurant, Jory, features all the native flavors of the Willamette Valley. Thursday nights feature Celebrity Wine Tender Evenings as local vintners offer tastings and lectures on their wines.
Located near George Fox University and the Herbert Hoover Minthorn House -- the 31st President's childhood home, the Best Western has 51 standard rooms each with microwave ovens, refrigerators and free Wi-Fi. Breakfast is complimentary and the hotel features an indoor swimming pool, hot tub, steam room and fitness center. Dining around the hotel is sparse but the Yamhill Grill, serving American family-style cuisine, is within walking distance.
Located just off Highway 99, in the center of Newberg, the Shilo Inn and Suites has more than 60 suite-style rooms. A pet-friendly accommodation, the hotel offers an indoor and an outdoor pool, fitness center, sauna and a hot tub. A continental breakfast is offered free each morning. A short walk to the university, there are several fast food establishments as well as Abby's Legendary Pizza, a pizza chain popular throughout Washington and Oregon, located nearby.
The Chehalem Ridge Bed and Breakfast was featured in the June 2009 edition of "Sunset Magazine" where the view from the B&B was referred to as "staggering." Perched on eight acres atop a ridge overlooking the Willamette Valley, guests can choose from one of the B&B's four bedrooms. Each has a private bath, fireplace, whirlpool tub and deck. A stay at the Chehalem includes a gourmet breakfast and is served in an elegant dining room. The three-course meal can be prepared for special diets and even be made to avoid gluten, dairy, soy or sugar. A variety of off-site restaurants, including Red Hills Provincial Dining and Pasqual's, are located within a short drive of the establishment.
