Rooms and Rates at the Albion Inn

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Dining room, blue bulls-eye window and living room

Rooms

Each of our five rooms has air conditioning, a private bath, and its own particular charm. Three of them, all with queen beds, are located on the second floor of the main house. The two courtyard rooms are attached to the Inn, but have separate ground-level entrances off the garden. One of these has a queen bed and was designed to allow wheelchair access, while the other room can be configured either with a king bed or two twins.

Click on any of the room names below to jump down the page to pictures.

Courtyard Queen
Courtyard King/Twin
Lithia Park
Chautauqua
Garden View

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Rates

All our rooms are the same price, which varies with the season (nightly rate is exclusive of Ashland and Oregon lodging taxes):

Please refer to our Policies Page for more details, and take a look at our Availability Calendar for seasonal rates and availibility.

Courtyard Queen: This room allows wheelchair access, and is located off the garden. Recently we added a gas fireplace to make it even cozier during the cooler nights.

Courtyard King/Twin: This is our only room that can be configured either with a king bed or two twins. Like the Courtyard Queen, it has its own entrance and shaded seating area. The two courtyard rooms have a connecting door which can be unlatched if groups or families are traveling together.

Lithia Park: This room features a comfortable oak sleigh bed and a round corner table. It overlooks the meditation garden from the second floor of the main house.

Chautauqua: This room looks out upon Grizzly Peak from the fainting couch at the foot of the bed. Like the Lithia Park, one of its features is an antique marble sink.

Garden View: This room looks out towards Soda Mountain, over the garden. It catches the morning light and is our one room with a clawfoot bathtub (and shower).

Photo credit: top banner photo of the blue bulls-eye window was taken by John Robert Morgan.
Unless otherwise indicated, all other photos taken by Nancy Morgan or Suzanne Badoux.

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