“A restored hotel in the Willamette Valley. Sumptuous rooms feature exposed brick walls, oak beams and cosy fireplaces. There's a hidden cellar bar, lounge and wine library downstairs plus access to high-end restaurant next door serving top notch farm fresh fare. Rustic charm with an elegant twist. ”
“A restored hotel in the Willamette Valley. Sumptuous rooms feature exposed brick walls, oak beams and cosy fireplaces. There's a hidden cellar bar, lounge and wine library downstairs plus access to high-end restaurant next door serving top notch farm fresh fare. Rustic charm with an elegant twist. ”
Recommended For
- Local exploring
- McMinnville is a welcome escape from the hustle of larger cities, offering old-world charm with its curio shops & art galleries
- Foodies
- Culinary-focused hotel highlighting local producers plus carefully grown goods from its own off-site farm
- Romantic Break
- Intimate food-and-wine experience, in-room breakfast, plush rooms and luxe bath products
- Groups
- The whole property can be booked with access to on-site amenities and dining
- Cycling
- Discover the scenic Grand Island area southeast of McMinnville on a country ride that will take you through rolling farmland
- Sights nearby
- The concierge team can book tours and tastings in Oregon wine country and suggest the best local hikes and bike routes
- Museums
- The Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum is best known as the home of the world’s largest wooden flying boat
- Wine tasting
- Willamette Valley Vineyards and Eyrie Vineyards are just a short walk away
- Yoga
- Other Activities
- Great walks
- Golf
- Mountain biking
- Restaurant
- Guests enjoy access to adjoining restaurant, okta, which offers a 10-course, micro-seasonal tasting menu
- Artworks
- Artwork and artefacts crafted by Pacific Northwest artists
- Good wine list
- Particular focus on the area's own standout wines
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- The Owyhee Suite boasts a secluded terrace
- Restrictions on children
- Children age 12 and over welcome
- Downtown
- Views
- Opulent
- Contemporary
- Boutique
- Historic
- Chic
- Disabled access
- Restaurant with rooms
- Charming
- Luxury
- Four poster beds
- Intimate
- Romantic
Facilities
- Restaurant
- Guests enjoy access to adjoining restaurant, okta, which offers a 10-course, micro-seasonal tasting menu
- Bar
- Cellar Bar serves classically inspired cocktails and spirits
- Good wine list
- Particular focus on the area's own standout wines
- Rooms with balcony/terrace
- The Owyhee Suite boasts a secluded terrace
- Restrictions on children
- Children age 12 and over welcome
- Fireplace
- Walking distance restaurants
- No pets
- Lift
- Laundry
- Disabled access
- Suites
- Views
- Concierge
- Satellite / Cable TV
- Four poster beds
- Wifi
Activities
- Cycling
- Discover the scenic Grand Island area southeast of McMinnville on a country ride that will take you through rolling farmland
- Sights nearby
- The concierge team can book tours and tastings in Oregon wine country and suggest the best local hikes and bike routes
- Museums
- The Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum is best known as the home of the world’s largest wooden flying boat
- Wine tasting
- Willamette Valley Vineyards and Eyrie Vineyards are just a short walk away
- Other Activities
- Yoga
- Theatre
- Great walks
- Golf
- Mountain biking
Map & Location
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Other Reviews
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We're keeping our eye on McMinville, the Healdsburg of the Willamette Valley, because the emerging scene is both rugged and sophisticated. A husband-and-wife team of first-time hoteliers converted a century-old hardware store into a homey inn where every suite has a fireplace, deep tub, and sitting and writing areas. Tributary pays homage to the region, especially at refined in-house restaurant ōkta, which sources most of its products from their five-acre farm nearby...
Originally published by Fathom
New Hotel in Oregon's Stunning Willamette Valley
There's local and then there's hyper local. The latter is very much on display at Tributary Hotel, which opened in Oregon's Willamette Valley wine country on July 13. Within a restored 100-year-old former hardware store, Tributary is a culinary-focused hotel highlighting local producers and purveyors plus carefully grown goods from its own off-site farm. Progressive culinary artistry is a driving element of Tributary Hotel and its dining destination ōkta, thanks to chef/partner Matthew Lightner, formerly of NYC's Michelin two-starred Atera. Here, he crafts edible magic intimately connected to the terroir from ōkta's open kitchen...
Originally published by Kathryn Romeyn, Travel + Leisure
