Welcome to Jacksonville’s Magnolia Inn

The Inn: Jacksonville’s Magnolia Inn, built in 1928 and located in the heart of historic Jacksonville, Oregon, boasts nine comfortably elegant rooms, each featuring premium linens, private bath and central air. The boutique Inn has been completely renovated, and provides a unique blend of casual elegance filled with charming hospitality. The lush floral grounds beckon you to relax and unwind in one of the numerous sitting areas, each having wonderful views of several of the town’s most historic buildings. Our expansive continental breakfast allows you to wake up on your schedule and dine at your leisure in the dining area or on our picturesque and inviting veranda. Conveniently located just minutes from Interstate 5, Jacksonville’s Magnolia Inn is the perfect spot for romantic getaways, vacation and business travel.

The Town: Nestled in the foothills of the Siskiyou Mountains, historic Jacksonville is recognized as the “Heart of the Southern Oregon wine country”. Our location makes it the perfect “1 tank” getaway. From the Magnolia Inn, you are only a short stroll to any of several wine tasting rooms, and mere minutes drive from dozens of award winning wineries. Established in 1851 as a gold rush town, Jacksonville was one of the first to have the entire town listed as a National Historic Landmark. We are located only 15 minutes from the Medford Airport, and a short drive to Ashland and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

Jacksonville bustles with wonderfully unique shops, a wide variety of exceptional dining options, and coffee shops, all of which are only a couple blocks walk from the Inn. The Britt Music Festival is unmatched, as you can enjoy world class performances in a stunning outdoor venue throughout the summer. Bicycling and forested hiking trails abound.

The Valley: Southern Oregon’s Rogue Valley welcomes you with panoramic views, forested mountains and a call to nature. For the outdoor enthusiast the Rogue Valley is a Mecca. Miles of picturesque trails, world class Steelhead and Salmon fishing, Rogue River rafting and kayaking, zip lining, snow skiing at Mt. Ashland and bicycling await you. With over 88 vineyards and 71 varieties, the Rogue Valley boasts one of the fastest growing wine areas in the country. A short drive outside our fabulous valley takes you on a Rogue River “Hellgate Jet Boat” ride, a visit to Crater Lake National Park, or the Oregon Caves National Monument.