Built in 1860, the McCully House Inn is the oldest home in Oregon operating as an inn. Set within the Historic District of Jacksonville, Oregon, the boutique property features nine remodeled accommodations, including four luxury suites and five guest rooms designed to balance period heritage with modern comforts. Amenities include complimentary bicycles, backpack picnic baskets, and a 24-hour guest pantry stocked with coffee, tea, oatmeal, and fresh fruit.
Awards & Recognition
Nominated in Best Craft Lodging Property - West (2025)
Does McCully House Inn in Jacksonville, OR offer free parking for guests?
Yes, free onsite parking is available.
What room features are offered at McCully House Inn in Jacksonville, OR (fireplaces, soaking tubs, porches)?
Rooms feature air conditioning, antique furnishings, bathrobes, USB charging stations, cable TV, and hair dryers. Some rooms include fireplaces and jetted tubs.
Does McCully House Inn have a restaurant, bar, or lounge onsite?
No, we don’t have a restaurant onsite.
Are pets allowed at McCully House Inn in Jacksonville, OR?
Yes, pets are welcome in limited rooms.
Is McCully House Inn family-friendly, and do you allow children?
Yes, families are welcome. Children over the age of 12 are allowed.
How many guest rooms or suites are at McCully House Inn in Jacksonville, OR?
We have 9 guestrooms.
What makes McCully House Inn unique compared to other places to stay in Oregon (West Region)?
Built in 1860, McCully House Inn is the oldest home in Oregon operating as an inn. The old-world charm is apparent in each of the guest rooms which have been thoughtfully remodeled while maintaining the McCully House legacy.
Is McCully House Inn in Jacksonville, OR accessible for guests with disabilities?
We are limited in accessibility.
Does McCully House Inn support sustainable travel (eco-friendly practices, EV charging)?
Yes, we’re eco-friendly.
Can you host weddings, elopements, or private events at McCully House Inn in Jacksonville, OR?
No, we don’t host weddings or large events.
What are the top attractions near McCully House Inn in Jacksonville, OR?
Guests often ask about nearby attractions. Here are some highlights:
• Local Biking and Hiking – Scenic trails through mountains and vineyards.
• Historic Jacksonville – A small-town destination filled with shops and history.
• Oregon Wine Country – Just minutes from tasting rooms and vineyards.
Insider Tips:
• Explore the historic streets of Jacksonville, a true gem of Oregon heritage.
• Take a hike through local trails for mountain and vineyard views.
• Plan a day trip to nearby wineries for tastings.
How far is McCully House Inn in Jacksonville, OR from the nearest major city or airport?
We’re about 6 miles from Medford, OR (roughly 15 minutes by car). The nearest major airport is Rogue Valley International–Medford Airport, about 7 miles away (15 minutes).
Really great hotel. Our room was very lovely and huge. Nice location right downtown.
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Chuck Herr3 days ago
5/5
Service outstanding
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Megan Sassa week ago
5/5
The charm of this hotel is top notch. Jacksonville as a whole was adorable, but the McCully House Inn is a real gem. The staff from check-in to the waitress who took our order on Saturday were so kind and pleasant.
My husband and I absolutely loved the Mc Cully.house. The history, the rooms are fantastic & the staff is always so accommodating. The location of the Inn is perfect for walking in the town and shopping and all the adorable shops great restaurants also. Couldn't ask for a better vacation place to land. Although we love our current home we are truly thinking of moving to Jacksonville in the future. The people are so sweet in town it's got a great vibe. Happy holidays to the entire staff and we look forward to our next stay!
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Sandy Vance2 weeks ago
5/5
A wonderful getaway in a beautiful historic town.
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Earl LiebichEdited 3 weeks ago
5/5
Ideal location for a visit to Jacksonville, Oregon. Whether a weekend getaway, wine tour week or concert attendance you will relish the cleanliness and warmth of the facility. Full kitchen under construction...it will provide Paul, the chef, an excellent creative environment. Believe my wife and I have spent a night or two in all but 2 or 3 of the rooms...each is decorated differently and reflective of attention to detail. Feel