The first prompt in the survey is breakfast, so let me just get straight to that. Flung open the patio door stepped out to hear the birds and smell the pines and firs warming in the sunshine- and then there's bacon sizzling in a cast iron skillet on the deck near by. For that bit of loveliness alone- you should stay here! Beth then made us the most delightful yeast waffles with whipped cream and homemade berry compote. There were piles of scrambled eggs which my husband scarfed down and said were wonderful. This home is a work of love and art. Every corner, every item holds a story, I am certain- from the wood milled from forgotten springboard Thuja trunks and gnarly, glowing yew limbs, to masonry, family art & photos on the walls, hand made coverlets.... The space feels both welcoming in the warmest, softest way and also sacred. We were warned to find dinner before arriving and we checked-in, intended to leave again, but we just could. Remembering two apples and some nuts in our cooler, we opted to make do, because the draw of the patio on that most perfectly lovely day was so much greater than our hunger for food. It was the right choice. I did not walk the grounds and I wish now that I had. None the less, I could see that this cozy bit of forest has been meticulously managed well. It's worth your consideration. Returning is definitely on my travel wish list. The comfy chair in our room was a nice touch, we appreciated after many cramped cabins and motel lodgings.

Hmmmm. I always like to give some complements and some suggestions, but I have to dig a little now. The bed may have been a tad too soft. Darn.

Everything! Staying here was more than a stay, it was an experience! The property is immaculate and amazing. We stayed in the Yew suite and it felt like we were one with nature. You won’t be disappointed. It was tucked away in a beautiful wooded setting. The heated floors and architectural details were amazing. Most of all, it was so peaceful and you’ll have a great night’s sleep!

Everything was amazing! The view was beautiful. It feels like being in an enchanted forest. The room was so comfy and smelled nice. The bed was comfy. The sheets were soft. The shower was cool. Beth made us the most delicious breakfast, homemade waffles eggs and bacon. We will definitely be back and for a longer stay next time.

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The property is nestled on the side of a hill among huge pines. All we could hear was the wind moving through the branches of the trees. I liked the many humorous touches. If you like a cup of coffee on a porch in the morning, this is the place to stay. Many large windows brought the outside in. Everything was neat and clean. Our host made us an excellent breakfast. We would go back again. On our way to the road two deer bid us ado.

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The room was amazing. You could tell a lot of love was poured into the creation of the guest room.

Not necessarily a negative since it is so beautiful & serene but it is a drive - about 30 minutes - to get to Eugene & if your purpose is in Eugene - be prepared to drive some. But so with the stay.

Find the metal gate with a big American flag attached, tap in the code, drive up to the top of the hill, and just when you wonder if you’ll ever arrive, a beautiful rustic home will appear! (The next time you drive up, it will seem a short trip up the hill!). Once inside, the welcoming host will explain how the home was built and with what wood. Such a unique and expertly built home! Just beautiful! We stayed in the 2nd floor apartment which included a kitchen and large bathroom and a wrap-around porch with plenty of spots to sit and gaze at the trees, hummingbirds, and breath the fresh air. The host was friendly and cooked an amazing breakfast! Oh, wow— scrambled eggs, bacon, waffles, orange juice, coffee. It’s truly a BnB, so you will have breakfast and conversation with the other guests, and if you’re lucky, the host, as well! I would stay here again.

Beth is an incredible hostess. The room was unique and comfortable. They built the house with wood off the property with attention to every detail. The house tells a story. There are bird houses and hummingbird feeders hanging about which result in frequent wildlife sightings as you rest on the many porches and balconies. The bed was extremely comfortable and a private, spacious bathroom perfectly clean. All the extras - mini fridge, extra blankets and pillows, fans, TV… Beth cooks a full, hot breakfast every morning. You dine in a sun filled room with a view of the forest. Fresh fruit, bacon and eggs cooked on a griddle, French toast, waffles, pancakes all with strawberry compote lovingly served by Beth. We stayed 3 days and enjoyed every minute. We will definitely be returning! This house is a hidden jewel!

Everything was perfect!

The sign says "Welcome to Utopia" - that pretty much sums it up. If you want city noise and trains honking all night - stay in Eugene. The structure is timber framed with the mortise-and-tenon joints secured with wooden pegs in the traditional way. Bravo!

Mark - the builder of the B&B is no longer with us.

This stay was like staying in a treehouse, but of course, not actual stairs ….. very accessible once you have ascended the long driveway. Beautifully appointed with so much beautiful woodwork. Handmade quilts. A feast for the eyes.

A bit far out of town. But we had the time….😉

Wow! Beautiful home with incredible craftsmanship. Beth was such a gracious hostess, and breakfast was perfectly delicious. This is not just a place to sleep, but an experience!