To be sure, the Manor Motel is nothing fancy. Furnishings are spartan but functional, the beds were not the most comfortable things ever but the hotel was very clean, quiet and the owner/managers were very, very nice each time I spoke to them on the phone. We called ahead to let them know what time we were arriving and found... more

A pleasant walk to Lithia Park, and even though our room (#1) was toward the busy road, it was very quiet inside the room. Very clean and quaint old-school drive-up motel. We (myself/husband/10yo daughter) didn't arrive until almost midnight, and one phone call to the office earlier in the day resulted in our room being left open, key on the... more

My friend and I stayed 3 nights at the Manor Motel this August during the 105+ heat wave. We had spent two nights at a B&B, and I was eager for the funky, 40's style experience. We thought we were booked for a 2 bdr w/kitchen, but in reality were booked in a 1 bdr which had a separate sleeping... more

If you're going to Ashland to stay in a fancy hotel, stay somewhere else. This is a humble, but charming place, and the prices are very reasonable. The staff are kind and helpful. My husband and I have stayed here many times, and we usually walk from the motel to the downtown area to see a play. It's a bit... more

As Ashland is quite busy in October, I made these reservations appr. 5 months prior to our visit. I booked 2 rooms as there were 6 of us. One room was listed as 1 bdrm w/kitchen and private garden; the other room was 1 bdrm. w/kitchen. The Manor is described as a 1940's style auto court with a distinctive style... more