McMenamins Ruby's Spa at Edgefield

I booked the Ruby Spa package and I was truly impressed by the whole experience! My favorite session of the day was the sun & moon facial. Every single staff member I encountered was kind, respectful and helpful. The soaking pool was also incredible and if you book a treatment through the spa you can utilize the pool all day! My friend and I grabbed lunch halfway through our spa day - the perfect combo! I will be back as soon as I can!

I am sorry to myself for not coming here sooner. What an amazing experience. First, tour the gardens and have a glass of wine. The fresh air and relaxing environment really helped set the day. Then soaked in the pool for 20 mins. Lux!! So tranquil and a release. Then I did a 30 min massage and, oh my, that 30 mins was packed with power. One of the best massages of my life. Them some tea and mediation after. I highly recommend McMenamins Ruby Spa. I will definitely return and send gift certificates for this. Absolutely wonderful.

Amazing spa experience. The service practitioners are experienced and talented. The best hot stone massage EVER!

I gave 1 star because I really enjoyed the greenery outside of the hot tub area. Here are the concerns: 1. The changing rooms are very small 2. There is no drinking water by the hot tub. It’s 104 degrees, and we had 90 minutes out there (HOWEVER there was a large, black, fillable water jug that would be used for people in the hot tub, so after we went and asked about it, a staff person came out and grabbed it - she did not look at ANY of us as we all said “thank you!” MULTIPLE times. That horrible attitude was made clear about 30 min later when we realized she was not returning.) 3. Outside of the hot tub there are 0 chairs 4. The shower is scary dirty. There was also a shower chair (yay for inclusivity) that had not been cleaned maybe EVER 5. In a TINY lobby there was a fireplace with a fire that had been put out recently, and the smell of the smoke was so bad it was nauseating 6. The people working the counter were not friendly at ALL Ex 1- I use a walker. I have never been here before. I asked the best way to get back to the water, and I very kindly said I was happy to go back outside and use the ramp, but I wanted to make sure I was following directions in case there was another way…. The lady was obviously annoyed that I had asked her a question, and she said, “or you could use the stairs” and she pointed to invisible stairs that were “that way” ( they were in the hallway through a large door) - did I mention that I use this walker because I am a healing cancer patient and I am seeking positive environments? Yeah. - we soaked and came back in a little early to not hold up others, BUT NO, the tiny dressing room now had a line. This is the most uncomfortable thing when you’ve just relaxed, want to use the restroom, get dressed, and keep the calmness. Did I mention I left my robe outside and our LOCKER keys were in the pocket? We opened the window and tried ro get the attention of our family, and failed. Ugh. So we asked VERY nicely if the front desk folks had any spare keys. She said “ oh maybe, I guess, if I can find any”. REALLY omg. I was over her terrible charm. Not going back here ever again. $45 for 90 Min is post-covid raping for this incredibly under serving establishment.

I visited Ruby's for a manicure for the first time, and I was so glad I did! I'm a big fan of anything McMenamins, and this service did not disappoint. Iza,the nail tech, was friendly, down to earth, and clearly enjoyed her job. The body butter they use for the treatment was unbelievably luxurious. Make sure you make an appointment well enough in advance. I booked about two weeks prior to a special evenf, and barely got in. The next time I am in town, I plan on spending more time at Ruby's Spa.

My favorite place to unwind and forget about my daily troubles. Excellent people, beautiful spaces. The tea is my favorite perk. My facial with Monica was heavenly! If you love yourself, book it.

Used a gift card from Christmas time. Lovely space, very clean, cozy, and charming. I am totally forgetting my masseuses name but she was exceptional and made me feel totally safe and at ease. Being massaged by a stranger can be awkward but she made the whole experience so lovely, and natural. I really enjoyed the soaking pool before AND after my massage. The tropical vibe and feeling of total seclusion from the rest of the property was so cool. Definitely recommend treating a lady in your life to some pampering at Ruby’s Spa🥰

I enjoyed my time at Ruby Spa thoroughly! The building and decor are super cute, and my treatments were fabulous. Thank you to Heidi, who was super professional and made me feel like a million bucks!!

We came for the Spooky Ghost Tour and stayed the night. We had an amazing experience with Drew and Carly as our guided ghost tour team that showed us around the property and gave all the little juicy secrets about the ole poor house. Our room was in the old infirmary, which made our Halloween visit to Edgefield that more spooky.. After our tour we changed into our complementary robes and made our way to the soaking pool. It started raining on us as we soaked which made it that much more magical and daring.. Then we dried up in our room and caught a quick game of pool at Jerry's. The next morning, we enjoyed a great diner style breakfast at Black Rabbit and then made our way to the pop up Samhain bar by the golf course. Enjoyed a couple signature cocktails in the spooky mugs for sale, the one with the red bell pepper was the best! The bartender was so cool and she talked us into playing a 9hole of golf. It was my first time playing and wouldn't you know it, I got a hole in one on the 7th!! All while puffing on a Cohiba. Best Trip Ever!!

Edgefield is a super cool property! Historically, it was a "poor farm" where folks of all professions and ethnicities lived in order to get a "leg up." It was a 300 acre farm that at one point had over 600 folks living and working there. In the 70s, private nursing homes and in-home care was more accessible and so the place closed in 1982. It went into disrepair until the McMenamin brothers purchased it in 1990. They started with the winery, then a brewery, then a distillery. They added pubs and movie theaters, and eventually lodging. They built out the rest of the property into a full hotel, many numerous bars and restaurants, gardens and shops, a golf course, a spa, and of course a really cool concert venue. When visiting, it's well worth doing the art & history tour if you have the chance, OR the makers tour. Both are interesting and informative and will earn you a unique stamp on the McMenamins passport. You can truly spend a whole day here, or more if you stay overnight! The food and beverage will be familiar if you've been to other McMenamins properties.

I haven't stayed at McMenamins Edgefield, but I have attended a summer outdoor concert here. (I've stayed and eaten at many McMenamins properties over the years.) We love an outdoor concert, so almost automatically we appreciate the venue, set just outside of Portland. It's a casual setting, organized with plenty of food, beer, wine and cocktail stalls, rental seating that you book ahead, a large stage and big grass seating area. There is a covered pavilion for people with disabilities to sit away from crowds. We found it comfortable and not too crowded in the grass area, on rented chairs, with room to spread out. They have plenty of portable toilets and places to wash your hands at the back of the venue. Things ran smoothly during the show, but lines were long for food and merchandise. It was on leaving the venue that we encountered a 2 hour wait to leave the parking lot. That was slightly insane. They had staff organizing auto departures, but there has to be a better way to do it. This was so painful. Another area for improvement: food options were pretty disappointing. Lines were long, with offerings like mediocre pizza, hotdogs, hamburgers and just-okay bbq falling into the "about what you'd expect" territory at a typical sports venue, but not from a restaurant & hospitality company. Drink options were better, with signature cider, beer and cocktail offerings, but these required a separate line. Food options should be improved. We enjoyed the show and the setting, but exiting this venue was tough. When leaving a parking lot takes one to two hours, it takes away from the overall concert-going experience.

We went to McMenamins for wine and whiskey tasting. We left with a few bottles to take back home to AZ. Before leaving we stopped into another bar on the property called, the Rabbit Bar. My husband had an old fashion with their whiskey in it and I enjoyed an espresso martini. We stopped into the gift shop and took a nice walk on the property. It is a beautiful place and nice to walk at night. The restaurant smelled delicious, so we may return for a meal before we leave.

I do love this place, the artwork, the grounds, friendly staff. A little bit expensive. Love the gift shop. The soaking pool is great but they need more robe hooks around the pool. It was sad to see so many plastic drink cups on the edge of the pool and sunken in the pool. Our room was nice but needed more hooks in the bathroom.

The food is consistently good. Each bar was unique and cozy. Chilly day so we were grateful for the wood burning stoves and fire pits. All of our bartenders were pleasant and attentive. Saw new spaces that we have not seen before.

So I had been looking forward to this concert for months. I entered the venue @ ~5pm and I decided to buy a slice of pizza. They already didn't have any pepperoni left so i settled for a $7 slice of veggie (green pepper). There was no way I was paying $4 for a 8oz mini can of soda. I had no skin in the game for Foxing or Taking Back Sunday...I didn't know either band but I sat through both sets. Coheed came on at about 8:30 and four songs into the set Travis said..."I don't want to talk to long because we have a hard curfew and we want to get through the entire effing set." Basically they had to be done @ 10 pm because I am guessing that is "lights out" for the hotel. Long story short, I will not be attending any more concerts at McMenamins hotels anymore.

I've not stayed here but definitely would. The hotel is large and located on a beautiful plot of ground. The garden area is beautiful and they have lots of awesome spots to eat and drink. In the two times I've been, I've only eaten and had some drinks so that's what my review is based on. On my most recent visit, we dined at the Loading Dock Grill. It's an outdoor restaurant with seating in a garden type area that is beautiful in nice weather. The service was great and the waiter was friendly. I started with a Blackberry hard cider. It's super good and refreshing. Nice flavors. Highly recommend! For dinner I ordered the Bahn Mi Blitz Chicken sandwich: crispy chicken tossed in a sweet Thai chili sauce, imperial dragon aioli, pickled daikon carrot slaw, fresh cilantro, and jalapenos slices. I opted for the Cajun tots as a side. The sandwich was fantastic. They were out of the aioli but I honestly didn't miss it. It had great flavor and I enjoyed it. The Cajun tots were also good. Overall, zero complaints and it was a great first meal in Oregon to kick off my vacation. I'll definitely return on my next visit and hopefully I'll get a chance to try out the hotel.

Love this place and the whole concept! Beautiful grounds, lots of fun things to do, different places to go for food and drinks. I came to the winery area to do their wine tasting while watching a live music performance. The band was the How Long Jug Band, which was super cool. We got the red wine flight with the meat and cheese board. Everything was yummy! relatively affordable, around $40-50 for two people. Of the four wines, the 2021 Fennwood pinot noir was definitely my favorite, perfect balance of tartness and fruit flavors. I definitely would come back!

(From August 2024) Many Oregonians are familiar with McMenamins, the multi-purpose venue that's a hotel, golf course, restaurant, brewery, event space, and concert venue all rolled into one location. Edgefield is the concent venue which I had the pleasure of attending back in late August for the 311/AWOLNation/Neon Trees show. As many of you know, 311 is the band I travel for so when I saw they would be performing in this neck of the woods during my time in Portland, I had to get my ticket to check it out. I was pleased with the show; very good sound quality and the concert goers were friendly and pleasant. Also props to the security team and the crowd for helping the girl near me get medical attention after she was dehydrated and near unconscious. The area is can be confusing to navigate to find merchandise, drinks, or restrooms; be sure you follow the signs. Definitely recommend the VIP area since you're up close and don't have to deal with large crowds. I wouldn't mind coming to another show here. Pretty good!

One of the best music venues right outside of Portland. It's always dialed, the service & teams are so great, there's always good food, I mean it's quick but it does the job done. You get access to everything on the property so plenty to do, drink and hang. Love going to shows here and always love staying here as well!

I like that they describe themselves a quirky, as I would as well, in a positive way. My company has been coming here for years, first for holiday parties, and now an annual golf event. Both large spaces, ballroom and BlackBerry Hall are great, and they just out in a new projection screen and set up in BlackBerry, so it's perfect for a company event or wedding reception. The event services and onsite folks are very friendly, but sometimes may take a moment to get back to you, as it's very busy. Food is great and consistent. And their drinks are very nice as well, all the signatures are there. It can be a little hard on concert days or busier times in the summer to get in and out, but this is really a unique place to chill out or "live," a fun, farm and food life for a weekend. Worth the trip.

Got to see Weird Al for the second time (first time for my girlfriend and daughter). Still a legend. We went on 8/14/25 at Edgefield in Troutdale, OR. He still puts on a great show and we had a lot of fun. Lots of laughs and great weather. My daughter got to hear her favorite songs, Amish Paradise and White and Nerdy (she also likes Fat, among others), and she was very thankful for the experience afterwards, which was very sweet. For White and Nerdy he came out on a segway again, which is always funny, and arguably one of the best entrance's of all time (probably in my top two favorites). Grateful for these moments.

I want to say overall my experience was nice and relaxing. I really loved the soaking pool and would recommend an overnight stay just to enjoy the pool. I was disappointed that I called ahead to request a larger robe and they told me it wasn't possible. That larger robes are only available for spa guests at the spa. That is ridiculous. You should be accommodating to all your guests. Especially since we have to walk from our room to the pool. Do you really want your larger guests to feel uncomfortable and self conscious in front of everyone else? And how hard is it to just go get a large robe from the spa? C'mon! Buy more large robes if you're limited. Don't be stingy! Also there should be a sign with the soaking pool hours. I went for a dip at 10:45 and was kicked out a 11pm. If I knew they had hours I would have gone sooner. Food was good. Staff is nice. I expected the fact that it's an older establishment, and was worried I wouldn't like that part or that I would feel gross, but was happy with the cleanliness. They did a great job there. I didn't notice any weird smells or see any horrid stains.

Not what it used to be. I traveled back home to the Seattle area from Kansas City with my brother and thought, having stayed multiple times before, what better place to end our road trip than the Edgefield. Unfortunately we ran into hiccups with this stay. This is NOT the place to stay if you have more than 1 overnight bag--we were told by the front desk we could park by the side door and unload but then were told we could not by security once we started unloading, so we had to unload from the parking lot. Restaurant food has really gone downhill-bland, and service was mediocre. Cleaning lady was found in my room without a cart before check out and informed me she was "just checking". So bummed about this experience because this place used to be really cool.

The hotel was packed and sold out for the evening that I most recently attended a concert, but I have gotten to stay in the hotel before. There is such a huge variety of amenities to take advantage of. Multiple restaurants and bars, movie theatre, vineyards, soaking pool, golf course, and more! Although it is a more adult-centric hotel it is also family friendly. The staff here is also great. I have always had a great time here eating, drinking, and exploring the property with family and friends. It is also very convenient to have a hotel to stay at right after a concert!

This is a beautiful place to be hang out at when weather is nice. There are a couple of restaurants, a few bars, mini-golf, cigars. It is also a hotel, so they know hospitality. There is also a spa. Dog friendly. There is parking. During spring and summer, flowers and landscape is beautiful. It's opened late, can continue on the night with drinks and cigars outside in one of the many sitting areas or fire pits.

Lowest stress concert location ever! Do recommend arriving early, reserve chairs from the venue. Lines are long but move quickly. Recommend eating before you arrive as the food on site was mediocre at best. Towels allowed are small towel size and not beach towel sizes. People were respectful and rarely stood up in the concert which was refreshing. Beautiful venue nestled in the trees.

I love Edgefield. The property is beautiful and its awesome you can walk around and have a drink and see cool different types of art as well. The food however is the big question mark. Especially at the power station, it is literally hit or miss. I've had a pretty Good meal or left hungry and disappointed. Unfortunately my last dining experience was the latter. My burger was way over cooked. Like extra well done. All I tasted was char. The service is pretty attentive and has always been friendly. If the food was more consistently good I would rate much higher. The menu is good its just they need to foycys on quality control. I did come for a concert and the performer did not disappoint but the venue for me is only okay. I don't love how the chairs are set up or that you have to buy rental chairs if you don't pay the premium. At this rate I just wish they would build a permanent venue with seats.

For my birthday weekend my wife planned a trip to Edgefield. I had never been but I can say we will be back. We stayed Friday to Saturday and had a blast. Friday we had booked ourselves a day at Ruby Spa. The atmosphere was calm and relaxing. We got there a bit before our appointment at 12:15 pm but they got us checked in and showed us to the back. We both had a facial, body scrub, massage and pedicure. All of which were lovely. The pedicure was a little underwhelming but that is simply because everything else was great. Our appointments were pretty much back to back besides our last appointment which was our pedicure but it allowed us enough time to check in to our room before coming back down! After our time at Ruby spa we had dinner at the Black Rabbit which was delicious. They had a great cheese and meat board! Overall dinner was great and service was also great. The bread pudding was a tad disappointing. The alcohol was so strong it was off putting but that was minor compared to everything. Last part of that night was soaking in the spa. It was great that the Tea House was open and serving drinks! Adult only time was by far the right choice on when to come! We had a nice relaxing time even in the pouring down rain! The next day after breakfast we sat up by the golf course with drinks next to the fire, walked around, did a brewery tour, played pool and enjoyed our time. There is always something to do at Edgefield and quite frankly it was an amazing time. The room was spacious, cool and comfortable. 10/10 recommend.

Last night we wandered over to McMenamins Edgefield in Troutdale. Once a county poor farm in 1911, it's now a favorite destination for its quirky hotel, restaurants, taprooms, spa, and winery. We started with a cozy dinner at the Black Rabbit, then wandered through the gardens. We ended the night in the underground winery, sipping a cold cider while listening to the soulful voice of Jacob Westfall. Edgefield always feels a bit magical and is a perfect getaway, even if it's only for the evening.

We did the long spooky trips tour last night. Highly recommend. The price was very reasonable, in addition we got to try some cider samples along the way. Our tour guides were knowledgeable and fun. It was fun seeing parts of the property you may not normally get to see.

Made a special trip from Camas to come get our favorite pizza tots and soda to watch a movie. But unfortunately, they've changed their pizza. It's much smaller and just kind of sad generally... Without a reduction in the price. I thought they old pizza was pretty good and a good value now not so much

We are very familiar w/t McMenamins concept but first time visiting concert at edgefield w reserved seating. At $ 200 a ticket for a double headliner we were seated in white plastic folding chairs that were VERY uncomfortable. And we were not the only ones complaining about them either. Our room on the first floor had no A/C. they do mention this on the website but the provided fan in the room won't cut it on a not very hot summer's day. Yes you can open the windows but they do not have screens. The temp was so uncomfortable we left the hotel at 01.00 midnight. Bars/restaurants we have always been happy w/t service and food. Our server was great. Naturally on concert days the kitchen backs up a bit..

Nice stay at McMenamins! Not only was it whimsical, relaxing but fun. Spa, had a nightcap, saw a movie with dining all in one location. Especially loved walking around in the terry cloth robes. Service was excellent at the Rabbit and movie theater. Love the theater has an option to enjoy your meal while watching the movie. Hope to be back for one of those concerts. 2024, Free parking.

I'm not trying to leave a bad review. But the bartender at the golf course bar tonight was an absolute menace. I love McMenamins and nothing but 5 stars from me. She just needs to quit or be fired. I have more fun and customer service in my pinky nail. But seriously. Horrible experience tonight for my entire party.

O McMenamin's, you continue to impress yet disappoint me, confound and bedazzle me. My latest trip to the sprawling Edgefield compound was not for a concert this time, but for a couple day trip to relax in the Columbia River Gorge. It's a great base camp for adventures into the Gorge and so yes, I stayed over in the hotel portion (part of the main lodge building) for the first time ever - but I'll get to that shortly. First let's tackle the Black Rabbit restaurant or rather the bar area of said restaurant where I had breakfast one morning. It's also in the main building and as with all McMenamin's properties, the ambiance here is a total delight, with rustic old architecture paired to interesting, highly creative artwork....I felt like I could sit here for hours. The service, I gotta say, on my visit was 5 stars exceptional: I was left wanting for nothing, even though the staff was clearly slammed on a Friday. True pros, through and through, from the drink orders to the check ins to the serving, it was all spot on. The food, on the other hand, not so much; I had your basic 3 egg scramble with toast and sausage, and the eggs --sad to say -- were hard and flavorless, and the toast, like cardboard. Def not worth the $19, but I tipped well because the service was just so friggin good. And the hotel part? Again, charming artwork in old rustic rooms, but as a place to sleep, it just sucks. The rooms, though fairly decently sized, aren't at all soundproof so you hear everything that happens outside your door and window at all hours, and the bathrooms are communal shared affairs where you have to walk down the hall with a key card every time. Even at 3am. No thanks - especially for the price they charge. That said, the grounds here are delightful and the Rubys soaking pool in the building down the path is super cool. Just temper your expectations, pick your experiences (I.e. stay in a different hotel) and you'll have a good time.

Very cool and unique venue - but every single thing is a 30 minute wait in line, at least. It made me miss the Moda Center haha, but it was still a great show.

A lot to see here! Every building on the estate has its charm, the main lobby is cozy and the lower level has a pool bar. Theres a lot of garden space with paths for walking, and the berry patches are gorgeous. It feels like walking through a village from a different time period. Jerry's Ice House and the Distillery both made great drinks and have lovely interiors, I would love to come here when it's raining.

What is there even to say that hasn't already been said - it is what it is. Some people find themselves here for a wedding reception with a room already paid for--others just passing through i84, others just wanna get away for a night or two and drink/eat - there's no AC in the summer which kind of is tough--no TV and wifi is pretty bad. Most of the rooms have shared bathrooms too and it's definitely a hit or miss with respect to cleanliness and who's on staff that day but generally it's fine. Overall a cool property with a lot of history--food is mediocre and theme park priced--this is essentially an interesting theme park and take it at face value and you'll be fine

We love Edgefield--it's been the backdrop for so many great memories over the years. It's such a chill, one-of-a-kind spot to hang out with friends, wander the gardens, kick back on the porch, and enjoy a beer and a burger.

Fun location to drink and eat with friends and family. Love the Margaritas and ice cream!

McMenamin's Edgefield has long been my staycation of choice in the Portland metro area. I've celebrated countless milestones in this special place, including birthdays, weddings, and much-needed mental health days when I visit to relax and unwind. Truly, if you were to ask me what makes living in Portland special... it might be McMenamin's Edgefield. The hotel and recreational complex holds that important of a place in my heart. Located minutes from Portland on the cusp of the Columbia River Gorge, this historic hotel is a jewel worth discovering. I'm in love with the vibe of this place! It offers much more than a night's rest, the hotel truly is a living gallery of creativity and imagination. Lively murals fill every surface, from public corridors to secluded nooks and crannies throughout the property. Guests will find colorful mosaics, quirky sculptures, and whimsical details that evoke a sense of wonder and intrigue everywhere they look. I've been visiting this unique property for several decades, and every visit feels like my first as I discover details I hadn't seen before. My number one recommendation to any McMenamin's newbie is to wander throughout the entire property, and pay close attention to the details those in a rush may overlook. The McMenamin family deserves recognition for their remarkable achievements in restoring historic buildings throughout the Pacific Northwest. As an avid fan of history and architecture, I can't help but marvel at the painstaking restoration of the many buildings and structures at the Edgefield property. So many lovely details showcase the property's rich past as a former county poor farm. The design choices create an environment that is imbued with nostalgia and whimsy, and makes each stay at Edgefield a memorable experience. The property feels like a fairytale village with an impressive range of amenities, catering to every whim and fancy. Visitors will find cigar bars, a golf course, a spa and saltwater soaking pool, music venues, multiple restaurants, a theater, art shops and so much more! There is something for everyone at McMenamin's Edgefield. For me, the aforementioned saltwater soaking pool is crown jewel of my Edgefield experience. It's tucked away amidst lush greenery, and meanders through a garden setting with intimate coves and remarkably private spaces for such a large pool. The hot, mineral-rich water is a treat I look forward to for weeks on end. This stress-free environment really hits the spot! There is much to discover at McMenamin's Edgefield, the unique property is a must-see attraction for those wanting to soak up a little Portland charm.

The heater was broken, freezing cold, they gave me a small space heater which didn't help much. The bathroom floor & the carpet was dirty. Don't stay in the winery wing! I won't stay again

McMenamins Edgefield has everything you need all in one place. From a wine bar, to brewery, to a swimming pool, and meeting halls. The swimming pool is heat by a boiler, so even if the power goes out, you can still use it; since, the water will remain warm. In addition, they have a cool gift shop where you can pick up one of their wines and a T-shirt. the staff is very friendly and accommodating. Most rooms don't have a bathroom, so you have to use one of the many community bathrooms. This is something I don't like, but I will overlook; since, they are very clean and kept up. The nice thing about this place is like you are on a treasure hunt. There are so many neat wall paintings that you can spend have a day just looking at them.

I love this place, but I'm not impartial since we hosted our daughter's wedding here a number of years ago. I love the ambiance of the place with all the dark wood, the murals, creaky stairs, etc. I returned for the first time since the wedding a few weeks ago on a Sunday, just for a meal. I was surprised the place wasn't more crowded, we got a table immediately. Our server was very helpful in choosing what to have, and he talked me into the eggs with beet hash & bacon. He didn't steer me wrong, it was absolutely delicious. My two companions were really impressed with the place, as they had never been there before. We had a great time: good food, good beer, great surroundings. I hope it doesn't take me another decade to get back there!

I get the concept and I appreciate the quirky/historical/eclectic vibe. It was fun to explore for a bit and plenty of people seemed to be enjoying themselves. But as a hotel/venue this place is only practical in ideal weather and is obviously intended for able bodied adults without children. It's 95 degrees outside and the only climate control available in our west facing room is an old box fan. It was hot everywhere but worse in our room. Tried to feed my kid a PB&J before everything becomes 21+ later in the evening and got put on a waitlist at an absolutely empty restaurant. Apparently Monday at 5pm is reservation only. While we were waiting on a nearby sofa an older guest expressed disappointment at seeing a kid at Edgefield (prob wasn't meant to hear and this didn't come from staff, but made me feel like kids aren't common or particularly welcome.) My mom who uses a cane was instructed to leave her handicap spot to park closer to our room in the winery wing...which got us much closer but also added several additional staircases. Between accessibility and a wild layout, people with mobility issues should absolutely stay elsewhere. And to top it all off the service was pretty unremarkable. Everyone was hot and irritable, point of sale technology was glitching...I'm not holding it against anyone it just went that much further toward not really feeling welcome. Probably a cool concert venue though?

I had a nice stay here! Unfortunately I stayed during a really rainy weekend, so was not able to fully appreciate the grounds. I would love to come back and explore a bit in nicer weather! The hotel is very cool. It used to be a nursing home and has a lot of really incredible art and history. Our room was very large and had cool decor and special touches. The bed was comfy, but the pillows were pretty small and terrible. We opted for the shared bathrooms and they were fine. I would have hoped they would have been cleaned more often since so many guests were using them-they weren't always clean when I went in (lots of hair, stains, leftover items). It was also a bit awkward to get up to brush my teeth in pajamas and have to walk by several restaurants with non-hotel stayers. I love how there are so many restaurants and bars on site and they they serve food and wine that is local. It was a magical experience, I just wish I had brought my own pillow.

As a Troutdalean (right?), I frequent Edgefield. It's normal to see us at the majority of concerts here during the summer, or enjoying a nice dinner at Black Rabbit, or a burger at Power Station, a fire pit by the little red shed, or a massage at Ruby's. Black Rabbit gets 4.5 stars. Amphitheater gets 3 stars. As a venue, I'm consistently disappointed more and more. Please invest in at least ONE screen to see performers. Yes, there are plenty of terrible seats. It's near impossible to see them. Have adults help with exiting vehicles! It's so damn terrible. It's terrible anywhere, but it's unbearable at Edgefield, and managed by 16-year-olds. The process of exiting a venue should not take longer than both/all band's sets. Unacceptable. Also, I don't think it's a requirement to have everyone turn left on Halsey to exit. It's frustrating to live in Troutdale, and not be able to turn right to go home, but to deal with the traffic and be stuck with everyone else heading to the freeway on 238th as a result. Balls.

Very interesting property! We stopped to check it all out, loved the cool gift shop full of local fare, and had some lovely drinks & apps at the Power Station bar. I had the cider flight (delicious), others had the beer flight (6 pours of 5 oz!) and the last had the yummy seltzer-so good! Stopped at the glass blowing shop & bought a few Christmas ornaments on the way out. Everyone we encountered was friendly and helpful. I would love to return!

I first want to review the dining experience. We had dinner in the Black Rabbit Restaurantand I was very pleased with my entree. Seems like most restaurants serve the same dishes. Not here. I had the orange chicken served on a Ned of mashed potatoes with green beans. The chicken was cooked perfectly and the orange sauce was just enough. Would order it again. We also had breakfast and shared the Denver omelette. Plenty for both my husband and me and, again, one of the best Denver omelettes I have ever had. The service was excellent. The staff at this McMENAMINS are there to please. Very friendly and helpful.

Hotel is nice albeit lots of loud drunk people wandering the halls late at night with no regard for their volume. (At least they're not driving.) Pool is huge and fantastic Taking off lots of stars for the restaurants. Extraordinarily under staffed and slow service and when the food finally does come out it is cold. Eat somewhere else

Do you like getting sleep? Then this is NOT the place to stay without earplugs, fans and lots of sleeping pills. There was so much horrible noise all night long we didn't sleep at all. Banging doors people moving heavy equipment under our room late at night. The king bed was hard as a rock and the sheets were brown and dingy. Our room service breakfast was late and cold. We got a room with a private bath, but the men's lavatory was right next to our room and people let the door slam all night long. The girl behind the checkin desk seemed super annoyed when you had any questions. They double charged us for our dogs to stay. Should have been $30 per dog so $60 total, but they double charged $120.00 plus tax! Got really annoyed with me when I called to have the double charge refunded. We were told no dogs in the two restaurants (which makes total sense), but that we could pop into the small bars with them to get passport stamps. Two of the bartenders yelled at us to get out with our dogs in the small outside bars. We said we were told we could just stop inside the door to get stamps. They rolled their eyes and reluctantly stamped the passports. This place is NOT dog friendly, don't be fooled. Stay somewhere else! This is the 4th time I have stayed at Edgefield and the LAST! It is really sad how far down hill it has gone.

The ribeye steak was fatty and tough. Vegetables were barely cooked and not tender. The restaurant was very hot as there is no air conditioning in their restaurants.

Wow. From golfing, to spa days this place has it all. We really enjoyed our one night stay at this place and really hope to be back. We were saddened by the fact the soaking pool was closed and we hope to eventually go and utilize it. We enjoyed our time shooting pool and playing darts. Bar hopping was fun as well as we got to try drinks from different places. The service was mostly friendly. There was a bad apple, but with a place this large it is to be expected. The overall atmosphere was amazing as we were slays intrigued by the art and history of the place. This is a must go to.

This was my first time visiting this outdoor music venue (there is also a restaurant and hotel, but I didn't visit). A group of 5 of us decided to meet up at a Phoebe Bridgers' concert. I arrived early, hearing that driving and parking can be a nightmare. Pulling in to park wasn't too bad. However, there was a long winding line to enter the arena. The long line forced us at times to stand in the sun for longer periods of time. I had a water in hand which I was thankful for. There were water stations, but the jugs were either empty or hadn't been put in the water dispensers. Security is tight and there is a long list of rules. For example, chairs have specific heigh requirements (I checked my chair's height at home). However, they still had me take my chair out and measure it. So, that explains the long lines. A couple friends in my group almost were not allowed to enter with their towels to sit on because they were 2 inches too long. Yes, they measured. You see a large pile of blankets, towels and chairs that were rejected at security entrance. Once inside, the lines for food and alcohol moved swiftly. Found a great spot to chill and enjoy the music. Overall, cool venue and would return, but definitely recommend reviewing those rules and measuring your items.

A very unique restaurant with a awesome atmosphere with a hotel attached and a few small bars as well with a nice menu

I ordered a bacon burger and wound up in the hospital for 10 days. It didn't taste right but I thought that might be because they forgot the bacon so they brought it to me cold and way under cooked. It just didn't taste right. 10 hours later I'm projectile vomiting and I have never been so sick in my 60 plus years on this planet. I went by ambulance to the hospital where the doctor told me my kidney was almost shut down. I had eaten there 2 weeks prior and it was great. No problems. This time the meat tasted like it should have been thrown out days ago. I only ate a few bites. I would NEVER recommend this place to anyone. Ten days in hospital tells you how sick the food made me. Stay away!

The food was creative and delicious. The service was outstanding. Of course the ambiance was adorable. We went on a nice day after a hi