I cant say enough good things about my experience at the Dundee Manor. Brad and David pulled out all the stops to ensure my wife and I had a great time. They made amazing breakfast that is way better than any breakfast you will get anywhere else. They also called in dinner reservations to local restaurants in Dundee while we were out exploring. We will be visiting again...AND SOON!!!!!!!
(5)
Tim S.
This Oregon B&B is excellent. The owners have really put a lot of hard work into this place and the house is fantastic. We stayed in "The African" which I thought was the most modern looking room. The owners were happy to help us find the best local wineries and get us great dinner reservations. The breakfasts were fantastic. Each morning was something different so not like your typical B&B continental style breakfast.
(5)
Andi H.
I would like to preface this review by saying that my boyfriend and I are native New York City people and neither of us have ever actually written a yelp review before. That said, when we left the Dundee Manor, it was etched in stone that we must sponsor this establishment as a 12 out of 10 because Brad and David not only provided a comfortable place for us to stay; they restored our faith in true relaxation. Their home is extravagant, yet humble. It's large while also romantically quaint. If you're initially looking for 5 star luxury, you may pass on this b&b.... However, We'd advise you not to. The authenticity is remarkable. The rooms are immaculate. The service is "family style" in the way that when you leave, you want to invite the inn keepers and the guests to your house when you get home. Throw snobbery out the window and just love life as it is. This manor is moments away from several wineries and tasting rooms, but Brad and David will happily guide you on your journey should you choose to explore the region in its entirety. We don't just recommend the Dundee inn.... We think you're selling yourself short if you don't stop and smell the roses, tomatoes, grapes, basil, and thyme :) Andi & Ross Aka, mr. & mrs -1 million questions :)
(5)
Aimee L.
I took my husband here for his birthday and we had an OK stay. Five stars for how nice the hosts are but three stars overall for the quality of the accommodation. When one spends $250 for a single night, the expectations are of course much higher than the average cheaper B&B. We stayed in the Asian room. Like a typical B&B there are a lot of floral and wallpaper and throw pillows involved. And we knew that there would be awkward socializing in the morning with other guests. But here's the thing: the bed was very uncomfortable- little support in the mattress like it was past it's expiration date, and while it was a pretty headboard, it had two little coin-shaped things that dangle from the top corners and every time you sat, moved, turned, got up, etc, it rattled against the bed. The ensuite bathroom was a small closet-style bathroom with the sink actually in the bedroom area, and two giant moths came flying out when we opened up the wood frame that covered the mirror. And finally, the walls are *paper thin* - the guests next door checked in VERY late (at a B&B, where quarters are much closer, honestly I don't think this should be allowed) and we could hear them and the hosts talking as they got situated, and then in the early morning as they talked, as their balcony was next to the window closest to our bed. Also, we really wish they would have said they were coming into our room after check in to do turn-down of the bed - perhaps a "do not disturb" sign for the door we could have put up? Just feels weird to come back from dinner to see that someone's been in our room without prior notification. The grounds were interesting - a lot of little places to sit but with the sprinklers coming on in several areas, we didn't sit anywhere out there in the evening for long. Nice rocking chairs on the front veranda. Breakfast was fine - good but not mindblowing like some reviews made it seem. We appreciated the winery recommendations and again, the guys were very nice. Again, not a bad place, just not a $250-esque stay.
(3)
Jeff P.
Friendly owners that made us feel very welcome. They served a very nice breakfast; however, our bedroom (The American Room) did not have screens nor a complete set of shades. It was brutally hot, and we were eaten alive by Mosquitos. We felt that a reduction in room rate ($200/night) was in order, but the owners did not agree. If you stay here during a heat wave, I would not recommend this room. All other rooms seem to be adequately equipped. The grounds were beautiful!
(4)
Kim H.
First I need to say, no apology, no wine and it was 9pm .... just covering all the bases because the innkeeper has tendency not to be honest. We came back from a great dinner to sit outside in the beautiful night sky for a nice glass on wine .. just to finish a great day. The innkeeper was very rude when asked for a glass of wine or corkscrew, I have never been more offended. So advise to you if you are thinking on staying ... DON"T
(2)
Jenna B.
Brad and David were the nicest guys and made our stay absolutely fantastic. We were walked from another location and so happy to end up at Dundee Manor. The breakfast was delicious and the atmosphere was cozy. There is a library full of books, DVDs and even VHS tapes. They were knowledgeable with all the wineries and friendly in everything they had to say. I couldn't have asked for a better evening.
(5)
Jennifer M.
My girlfriend and I had a gift certificate to go to this B&B and we couldn't have asked for a better time. Not only did Brad and David accommodate us with our dietary restrictive diets, they also gave us information on what Wineries to visit. Their house was wonderful, and much better than my previous B&B experience on the Oregon coast (impersonal). Brad and David made everyone feel at home and I thought it was one of the best experiences I had ever had. We stayed in the African room and loved it. The breakfast was delicious as well. Phenomenal. I can't wait to go back to visit because that's how comfortable they made us feel. Now they're like old friends I can't wait to see again.
Andrew R.
I cant say enough good things about my experience at the Dundee Manor. Brad and David pulled out all the stops to ensure my wife and I had a great time. They made amazing breakfast that is way better than any breakfast you will get anywhere else. They also called in dinner reservations to local restaurants in Dundee while we were out exploring. We will be visiting again...AND SOON!!!!!!!
(5)Tim S.
This Oregon B&B is excellent. The owners have really put a lot of hard work into this place and the house is fantastic. We stayed in "The African" which I thought was the most modern looking room. The owners were happy to help us find the best local wineries and get us great dinner reservations. The breakfasts were fantastic. Each morning was something different so not like your typical B&B continental style breakfast.
(5)Andi H.
I would like to preface this review by saying that my boyfriend and I are native New York City people and neither of us have ever actually written a yelp review before. That said, when we left the Dundee Manor, it was etched in stone that we must sponsor this establishment as a 12 out of 10 because Brad and David not only provided a comfortable place for us to stay; they restored our faith in true relaxation. Their home is extravagant, yet humble. It's large while also romantically quaint. If you're initially looking for 5 star luxury, you may pass on this b&b.... However, We'd advise you not to. The authenticity is remarkable. The rooms are immaculate. The service is "family style" in the way that when you leave, you want to invite the inn keepers and the guests to your house when you get home. Throw snobbery out the window and just love life as it is. This manor is moments away from several wineries and tasting rooms, but Brad and David will happily guide you on your journey should you choose to explore the region in its entirety. We don't just recommend the Dundee inn.... We think you're selling yourself short if you don't stop and smell the roses, tomatoes, grapes, basil, and thyme :) Andi & Ross Aka, mr. & mrs -1 million questions :)
(5)Aimee L.
I took my husband here for his birthday and we had an OK stay. Five stars for how nice the hosts are but three stars overall for the quality of the accommodation. When one spends $250 for a single night, the expectations are of course much higher than the average cheaper B&B. We stayed in the Asian room. Like a typical B&B there are a lot of floral and wallpaper and throw pillows involved. And we knew that there would be awkward socializing in the morning with other guests. But here's the thing: the bed was very uncomfortable- little support in the mattress like it was past it's expiration date, and while it was a pretty headboard, it had two little coin-shaped things that dangle from the top corners and every time you sat, moved, turned, got up, etc, it rattled against the bed. The ensuite bathroom was a small closet-style bathroom with the sink actually in the bedroom area, and two giant moths came flying out when we opened up the wood frame that covered the mirror. And finally, the walls are *paper thin* - the guests next door checked in VERY late (at a B&B, where quarters are much closer, honestly I don't think this should be allowed) and we could hear them and the hosts talking as they got situated, and then in the early morning as they talked, as their balcony was next to the window closest to our bed. Also, we really wish they would have said they were coming into our room after check in to do turn-down of the bed - perhaps a "do not disturb" sign for the door we could have put up? Just feels weird to come back from dinner to see that someone's been in our room without prior notification. The grounds were interesting - a lot of little places to sit but with the sprinklers coming on in several areas, we didn't sit anywhere out there in the evening for long. Nice rocking chairs on the front veranda. Breakfast was fine - good but not mindblowing like some reviews made it seem. We appreciated the winery recommendations and again, the guys were very nice. Again, not a bad place, just not a $250-esque stay.
(3)Jeff P.
Friendly owners that made us feel very welcome. They served a very nice breakfast; however, our bedroom (The American Room) did not have screens nor a complete set of shades. It was brutally hot, and we were eaten alive by Mosquitos. We felt that a reduction in room rate ($200/night) was in order, but the owners did not agree. If you stay here during a heat wave, I would not recommend this room. All other rooms seem to be adequately equipped. The grounds were beautiful!
(4)Kim H.
First I need to say, no apology, no wine and it was 9pm .... just covering all the bases because the innkeeper has tendency not to be honest. We came back from a great dinner to sit outside in the beautiful night sky for a nice glass on wine .. just to finish a great day. The innkeeper was very rude when asked for a glass of wine or corkscrew, I have never been more offended. So advise to you if you are thinking on staying ... DON"T
(2)Jenna B.
Brad and David were the nicest guys and made our stay absolutely fantastic. We were walked from another location and so happy to end up at Dundee Manor. The breakfast was delicious and the atmosphere was cozy. There is a library full of books, DVDs and even VHS tapes. They were knowledgeable with all the wineries and friendly in everything they had to say. I couldn't have asked for a better evening.
(5)Jennifer M.
My girlfriend and I had a gift certificate to go to this B&B and we couldn't have asked for a better time. Not only did Brad and David accommodate us with our dietary restrictive diets, they also gave us information on what Wineries to visit. Their house was wonderful, and much better than my previous B&B experience on the Oregon coast (impersonal). Brad and David made everyone feel at home and I thought it was one of the best experiences I had ever had. We stayed in the African room and loved it. The breakfast was delicious as well. Phenomenal. I can't wait to go back to visit because that's how comfortable they made us feel. Now they're like old friends I can't wait to see again.
(5)