Best hotels in Medford
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Medford
1395 Center Drive, OR 97501
‘Home-from-home privacy’ may be the byword for TownePlace Suites, an extended-stay hotel, loved by business travelers. Each room comes with Wi-Fi, an ergonomic desk, Smart TV and full kitchen. Plus, there’s an on-site gym and free grab-and-go breakfast to set you up for the day.
Lady Geneva Bed & Breakfast
15 Geneva Street, OR, 97504
The quaint and serene Lady Geneva Bed & Breakfast offers heritage lodging in Buhrman House, a 1914 Craftsman-style structure that houses five traditionally styled bedrooms, named after each former lady of the house. A favorite for romantic trips, the hotel also offers a girlfriends getaway package, for weekends away with friends.
Arden Forest Inn
261 W Hershey Street, OR, 97520
This rural escape can be uncovered 20 minutes south of Medford, where you’ll find lush gardens, an outdoor pool and even a library. Bedrooms come stocked with designer toiletries and the Luxury Suite enjoys mountain views – plus enough beds for Mom, Dad and two children.
Where to eat in Medford
Cicily’s Pastaria & Grill
1251 East McAndrews Road, OR, 97504
Cicily’s is a cozy Italian eatery, specializing in pasta, steak and seafood from the country’s north, where ingredients are sourced from local farmers’ markets. There are vegetarian options, including mushroom risotto fritters, alongside traditional clam dishes. Dine out al fresco on the patio or inside a booth.
Bambu
970 North Phoenix Road, OR, 97504
An Asian-fusion restaurant where Japanese, Korean, Thai and even Hawaiian fare finds a place at the table. Bambu takes an eclectic approach, featuring a menu packed with dozens of small and big sharing plates. Polynesian coconut prawns can be enjoyed with mouthwatering Shanghai-style ribs and stir-fried greens.
Over Easy
21 North Bartlett Street, Medford, OR, 97501
If you’re looking for the best breakfast in Medford, you’ll find Over Easy ranks among local greats. Chef Braden Hitt has turned his lifelog quest into a reality, where biscuits, mushroom gravy and roasted corn are prepared fresh each morning. Try a breakfast burrito or indulge in maple syrup waffles.
What to do Medford
Roxy Ann Peak
Tower Road, OR, 97504
The Roxy Ann Peak Trail is a hikers dream for those embarking on active vacations in Medford. It’s a five-mile loop, known for beautiful wildflower scenes in summer. Climb the 3,000ft elevation and you can sometimes spy Mount Thielsen and Mount Shasta on a clear day.
Crater Rock Museum
2002 Scenic Avenue, OR, 97502
Indulge your fascination in Oregon’s geography and geology at Crater Rock Museum, located in the northern outskirts of Medford. It’s a great way to prepare for road trips to Crater Rock – you’ll learn about gemstones, minerals and fossils at this 12,000 square-ft center.
Rogue Valley Growers & Crafters Market
501 East Main Street, OR, 97504
One of the best places to experience Medford’s rural hospitality is at this traveling 150-vendor market. There are three market events held each week from March to November, found across Medford and nearby Ashland. Pick up family-farm vegetables, Venezuelan light bites, handmade ceramics and herbal cosmetics.