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Whether you’re jonesing for a girls’ getaway or an anniversary weekend worth bragging about, the Allison Inn and Spa in northwest Oregon’s Willamette Valley, just an hour from Portland proper, is the place to be.
Nestled in the heart of Oregon’s captivating Willamette Valley, less than an hour from Portland, The Allison Inn & SP-a stands as a testament to the perfect harmony between modern luxury and rustic charm.
Since opening in 2009, the resort has proven what Lett considers thoughtful investment in the parts of wine country that should be used to expand the region’s tourism infrastructure.
Oregon’s Willamette Valley is a lush paradise home to some of the country’s top wineries (especially those known for Pinot Noir). It’s also home to The Allison, a cozy luxury resort brimming with vibrant artwork from 100 local artists.
Pool season isn’t over just yet. Ahead of harvest, conditions are starting to heat up for grapes in wine countries throughout the Northern Hemisphere. The fruit is beginning to mature, sweeten, and change color—a process known as verasion. And if you’re feeling the heat, too, why not imbibe with a leisurely pool day in wine
Is there any dish more enticing than a cheeseburger? Whether you enjoy it piled high with cheese, topped with bacon, or with a layer of crunch, a cheeseburger is always sure to satisfy.
In addition to exciting and rugged outdoor adventures, Oregon also has a variety of luxury and adventure resorts and hotels, many with their own spas so that visitors can enjoy much-needed pampering and self-care.
Flaunting its own small vineyard on property, the Allison weaves wine into all aspects of the lodge, including its restaurant Jory’s Pinot burger and The Allison Spa’s “pinotherapy” treatments. Mingling seamlessly into 35 acres of nature sustainably, the hotel has 77 rooms and 8 suites.
Twenty miles away from the eccentric city of Portland lies the Willamette Valley. Known for its lush rolling hills, fertile farmland, and, most notably, its thriving wine industry, this region of Oregon is quickly becoming Napa’s most notable rival.
