This boutique hotel, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is beautifully situated in an exceptionally quiet neighborhood that is walking distance to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Lithia Park, and the shopping and dining destinations of the Ashland Plaza.

With the assistance of interior designers and highly skilled craftsman from all over Oregon, we have created a warm, evocative and comfortable experience which our guests continue to rave about. In fact, we are one of TripAdvisor’s most highly rated hotels in the Ashland area.

The Peerless Hotel is popularly booked by ghost hunting enthusiasts who come here from all over the world to track and record her whimsical movements and many stories have been shared online. Simply search for “Amelia” and “Peerless Hotel” to learn more.

The Peerless Hotel is proudly operated by Hannah Estey and Kyle Schultz, owners of WanderLodges, a boutique management company overseeing unique vacation rentals, hotels, and inns throughout the Rogue Valley. Hannah is your go …

The Peerless Hotel offer a wide range of amenities including free magazines and tour guides in the lobby, high speed Wi-Fi in every room, private parking with a Tesla charging station, complimentary tea and fresh ground coffee in the serving room, a full library of tour guides and recreational books, a mini fridge and coffee maker in every room ...

The Peerless Hotel and all guest services are managed by WanderLodges based in Ashland, Oregon. Please call us at (541) 708-3138 or email [email protected] for all booking inqueries.

The Peerless Hotel is proud to have casual and relaxed policies which are far more liberal than most boutique hotels, however there are a few and please read this page to become better acquainted.

Great opportunity to own a stunning, historic boutique hotel, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, in beautiful Ashland Oregon. The property is a 2-story, 6-room, limited-service "turn-key" hotel ready for the new buyer.

Of Ashland’s dozens of historic B&Bs and small inns, the Peerless Hotel is a favorite. Built in 1900 as a railroad workers’ board-inghouse, the beautifully updated Peerless now offers tastefully appointed rooms with luxurious comforts. These take a backseat to the eponymous restaurant next door, one of the best in town. An inventive cuisine ...