It’s the charm, history, and details of this inn that will make Weasku Inn your special place. It’s an enchanting place where memories are made and life takes a deep breath of rest and relaxation.This Oregon legend was built in 1924 along the banks of the scenic Rogue River. It was a vacation retreat to many Hollywood personalities such as Clark Gable, Carol Lombard, and Walt Disney. In 1993, Country House Inns purchased the Weasku Inn and began restoring it.The restoration was completed in September 1998. The five rooms in the main lodge were updated, eleven cabins built and an original A-frame cabin remodeled. The updating added additional features for our guests while maintaining the original character and splendor of the Weasku Inn.Since its completion, “Travel and Leisure Magazine” named this historic landmark “One of the top 25 Lodges in the United States”. Recently, in “1,000 Places to See Before You Die: A Traveler’s Life List”, Patricia Shultz declared the Weasku Inn one of those “must see” places. In May of 2018, the New York Times ranked the Rogue River as place 13 on “The 52 Places to Go in 2018” where their travel writer describes his charming stay at Weasku Inn.We invite you to step back in time, restore yourself and create new beginnings at the wonderful Weasku Inn.
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July 31, 2025KJGccBook your Stay!!
This was by far one of the best places we stayed on our recent 2-week road trip. The cabins are spacious, comfortable, quiet and peaceful, and well-appointed with fridge, robes, porch with rocking chairs (at least our cabin had a porch!) sitting room, and a nice bathroom with 2 sinks and plenty of surface space--wish we would have stayed more than just one night! Although it was summer, there was a fireplace in our cabin as well. You can't beat the beautiful setting along the mighty Rogue River and close proximity to both the towns of Grants Pass and Rogue River. The happy hour complimentary appetizers were very nice and you can sit on the deck or out among the towering pines. They also offer wine tasting flights during the happy hour, for a small fee. There are also handmade cookies, and a warm complimentary breakfast. We loved the history behind the hotel, which is 101 years old, and the access to the river too. It was our first stay here but we will definitely be back!!
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July 29, 2025Greg B
Quintessential updated lodge style resort in a Woodsy setting!
Spectacular boutique Lodge style resort in the woods. Clean, charming, updated, excellent breakfast, fruit and veggie plates in the afternoon, and evening s’mores! This place has it all. We have stayed here twice, and the staff is very accommodating, and this small resort in the woods offers an incredible setting, which is remarkably relaxing. You will be hard pressed to find a better or more relaxing place than the Weasku Resort. The cabins are very comfortable, and so are the beds. Unlike the hotels on the Oregon coast, which are beat down and tired, this place was truly a breath of fresh air in every aspect. The owner and Mgmt. obviously take great pride in this resort, and it shows.
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July 15, 2025LianneI140
Like being at home!
Our stay for our cousins reunion was wonderful. Our room was fully stocked and so comfy. The grounds were clean and inviting. Breakfast, happy hour and the evening cookies were delicious. We would absolutely stay again! It was like being at home!
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June 25, 2025853reneep
A lodge from a better era
My favorite place to stay on trips through Oregon. Friendly in person service, beautiful lodge, wonderfully tasty touches like cookies and s’mores, as well as, appetizers and wine. A great place for those who appreciate nature and want to remember the good old days. Also a delightful place for children or the young at heart.
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May 28, 2025SacWilly3OK, but more like glamping
This is a quaint, historic inn with beautiful grounds. We stayed in a king cabin, which was a good choice for a bit more privacy and room. The inside of the cabin was clean, but it smelled musty and was very tired and dated; it could definitely use some updating. The AC worked great but was loud (I'll take loud over hot any day). Inside the cabin was otherwise quiet, except that it has thin walls between the next-door unit, so we heard a baby crying and a toddler running/stomping for the first couple of hours. Fortunately, they were quiet overnight. The bed was too firm for us, but the bedding was nice. The freeway is just across the river, which is right outside the cabin, so you can hear it very well when outside, but we did not hear it inside. The cabin had a deck with 2 chairs and a small table, but inexplicably, there was an ashtray on the table. Why? I thought these cabins were non-smoking. Since all of the windows can be opened, I'm guessing that's why the inside smelled musty. Why would you invite folks to smoke on the deck (all wooden, dry summers, and of course, smoke that can easily permeate inside the cabin if the window is open)? Doesn't make sense, and really cheapened the experience. Our favorite parts of this one-night stay were the evening appetizers and the breakfast, which are both included in the cost. They also serve cookies after 8pm and offer a s'mores kit for using by the outdoor fire pit at night, but we did not partake of those. The breakfast was basic and not high quality, but it was very nice to have options. The staff were friendly. If I needed a place to stay in Grants Pass, I would stay here again, but I wouldn't choose it as a destination.