Hummingbird Estate0

Loved the location and the cleanliness of the home. Nice and open and bright. Great views too. Comfortable living space and though it was cold while we visited, the front patio would be lovely in the summer.

The kitchen is not fully stocked to cook, but it worked for heating things up. Could use a hot water pot to make tea. The guest bathroom is very small, but worked for our young kids. Master bed is uncomfortably soft (better than too hard though!) but it could be improved.

Breakfast was delicious and was delivered promptly at our specified time in the morning. Views are stunning! Surrounded by vineyards and over looking the Rouge Valley. It was quiet and calm. But had just enough activities to make it fun! (Wine tasting, live music, outdoor movie! PICKLE BALL court! :))) Our corner room was perfect (Syrah Suite). Sheets and bed were comfortable.

Bathroom was a bit outdated. Could use a new shower head (more powerful). But it is an older, but beautiful building--so that is just part of it. NOT a deal breaker.

This is my 4th stay at Hummingbird Estate- I love this place. it’s a wonderful, quiet, beautiful B&B. if you stay between Wed-Sun the tasting room is open and there are tasty menu choices as well in those days. But any day of the week the breakfast is wonderful and I love wandering through the vineyards. I find that Hummingbird Estate is an ideal stopping point for travelers going between Portland and the San Francisco Bay Area. the nearby town of Jacksonville, just 2 miles away, is charming as well.

I love everything about this place and highly recommend it.

The location was beautiful! It was very quiet and peaceful with views of Medford and the mountain. The room was clean and well done with views as well. We had an amazing experience. My favorite part was breakfast the next morning. We had an option of going downstairs to eat or to have it brought up in the morning with out choice of a time between 8-10am. Homemade blueberry pancakes and a yummy greek yogurt with honey and granola. A short distance from Jacksonville restaurants or Medford. We loved going to The Ridge in Ruch. Your own parking spot. Effortless check- in and check out. No TV - which supported more connective time with the one you're with!

You can hear your neighbors your neighbors at night if ya know what I mean. It was funny but some might not appreciate the vocals.

Our flight from San Francisco to Seattle was cancelled, and instead of stressing over future cancellations and unreliable air traffic, we decided to drive, stopping at the Hummingbird Estate for a night. This stay exceeded our expectations: the suite was cozy and had nice personal touches and seasonal decorations, the bathroom was spacious and included bathrobes, the AMAZING breakfast was brought directly to our room. The property itself is absolutely beautiful. We will be back for a longer stay as soon as the weather is better!

We are very satisfied with our stay; just two minor things that could be improved: - the mugs provided at the coffee station in the room were not clean - two complimentary glasses or cans of wine are included with the stay, but we couldn't pick them up as the tasting room was closed, and we didn't see anyone when leaving / were in a rush and didn't text the property. Hopefully, we'll get to taste their wine next time!

I am a bit strict in my critiques, but still following that standard I am beyond impressed with this beautiful place! This has been a perfectly rounded, peaceful experience. So blissfully quiet and welcoming. There's something sacred about these grounds... The vibes are SO good here! The home is exquisite, the luxurious quality is of gold standard, and I can't get over the smell combination of clean, high- quality sheets and polished, antique wood. Utterly divine. Next time with more planning, there will be wine! Already booked our next trip.

We had the pleasure of staying in the Syrah Suite at Hummingbird Estate Wine and Suites for 7 nights while visiting family in the Medford area. This lovely home, which has been beautifully restored into a B&B, sits on a hill overlooking the estate’s vineyards and the Rogue Valley with views of Mt. McLoughlin and even the rim of Crater Lake. The home has 5 suites, each very unique as befitting a home on the National Historic Register, but also updated with all the modern comfort and amenities you would want. Christina, the manager and chef, fixed us a delicious breakfast every morning, accommodating our dietary needs and served at the time of our choosing, either in the dining room or outdoors on the terrace. Tatiana, Megan, and the rest of the staff provide excellent service and see to any of your needs. We also had the pleasure of sitting down with the owners, Ed and Susan Walk, to visit and share a glass of wine. Take time to enjoy the evening breeze on the terrace with a glass of their own Hummingbird Estate wine, provided by the tasting room on site. Our personal favorite was the White Pino Noir – very refreshing on a hot summer day. Relax while taking in the view and enjoying the activities of the resident hummingbirds! They even have a pickleball court!

Darling vineyard estate. The grounds are beautiful and the home is lovely. The parking spaces are clearly marked. I stayed in the Syrah room and it had a separate living room. Also bathrobes were provided, which I love. The breakfast served was great.

The old doors were a bit tricky, but someone assisted me. Also because of the age of the property they said not to open up the windows, which I wish I could do to have fresh air in the room.

Amazing relaxing stay! We loved it here so much. The room, the breakfast, the views. It was amazing. Also loved the wine and the tasting room staff were excellent.

The only thing I would point out is that the Syrah suite is just two twin beds pushed together. I recognize hotels do this sometimes to make a king bed, but this one had no topper, so there was a gap where the two beds met.

Everyone that crossed our path was kind and helpful. The place and grounds are stunning, breakfast was great after a little confusion over if we were eating in our rooms or going to the dining room. I credit COVID protocols for that.

Because there was an event later in the evening it was difficult (impossible) to fine someone to check in. However, they are pretty casual and you can do it yourself. A nice guy showed us where to go and told us he didn't really work there but he lived there. Sadly because of the event, the tasting room was not open.