(503) 465-5302
2126 SW Halsey St
(Northeast 244th Avenue)
Troutdale,
OR
97060
45.5384
-122.4081
McMenamins Edgefield
Hours:
Daily 24 hours
Last updated 10.30.09
What People Are Saying About McMenamins Edgefield
The Owner
McMenamins Edgefield
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Located at the mouth of the Columbia River Gorge, historic McMenamins Edgefield is a former poor farm turned destination hotel. They offer cozy guestrooms, gorgeous gardens, amazing original artwork, an 18-hole pitch-n-putt golf course, massage, a winery and tasting room, distillery, a restaurant serving Northwest-inspired cuisine, small bars, a movie theater showing recently released films and more. Guests from all over the U.S. and beyond come to Edgefield to relax, reinvigorate and refresh with good food, handcrafted ales, wines and spirits and live music seven nights a week. Attend one of…
The Editor
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Citysearch
The Scene – In 1990, the McMenamin brothers renovated this 38-acre estate--and locals and travelers have been flocking to it since. Built in 1911 as the Multnomah County Poor Farm, and later a retirement home, Edgefield is now on the National Register of Historic Places. Some employees claim it's haunted. Ask around, and you'll hear stories about cats, people and moving objects haunting the different buildings. – – The Draw – The farm is now a resort with a hotel, hostel, two restaurants, several small bars, brewery, winery, tasting room, distillery, golf course and…
10/17/09
good idea but needs improvements
by InternetIsASeriesOfTubes
thin walls in the hotel allows you to listen to everyone doing everything.
crowds of loud 40-somethings devolving down a few notches in the food chain.
i guess what else do you expect when there are bars around every corner and in every little room on the property.
not a good place for a quiet getaway. i wouldnt recommend staying there, but find someone to be a designated driver and go have have fun for a night.
- Pros: creative renovations
- Cons: thin walls in hotel, drunk rowdy middle-aged people
10/14/09
great place to relax
by Brian mc
My wife and I loved touring the grounds. Great art, fun atmosphere. Good beer. Okay food.
- Pros: Art, Atmosphere
10/09/09
Going down!
by Expert in food
I used to love this place for years and used to go there at least twice a week but my last 5 visits were simply the last because, the rooms are old and they stay old, broken beds, no hot water and it takes forever to get a service, the receptionists are slow and taking phone calls while talking to clients; the food is the worst, simply childs play unless its over $25 then dont bother cause you will throw up, the drinks are fake and the wine glasses are barely 4 oz, brak fast belw zero, lunch is not worth it AT all, dinner has better choices; if they dont do something about it then its going down 100% IN NO TIME.
- Pros: Location and facility
- Cons: 17 century rooms, bad bad food, no hot water.
The Details on McMenamins Edgefield
The Extras:
Edgefield is a popular wedding site, offering ceremony and reception space, food, beverages and service.
Know Before You Go:
Little Red Shed is covered with brambles so you might miss it. This cozy, charming pub serves fine scotch, cigars and, of course, beer.
When to Go:
Ice House sports bar, a tiny stone structure attached to the back of the manor, is open weekends only. Smoking is allowed and seating is limited.
The Extras:
Like most McMenamins properties, the distillery is steeped in history. The building used to be dry shed for storing root vegetables grown on the Edgefield estate. In addition, the the walls are fashioned from etched windows that once adorned the White Horse Inn and Bellman's Cross Inn.
Category:
Smoking Permitted:
Permitted in some bars
Message from McMenamins Edgefield
- 20 mins to downtown Portland
- Queen Euro room $50-65 a night
- Live music 7 days a week
Located at the mouth of the Columbia River Gorge, historic McMenamins Edgefield is a former poor farm turned destination hotel. They offer cozy guestrooms, gorgeous gardens, amazing original artwork, an 18-hole pitch-n-putt golf course, massage, a winery and tasting room, distillery, a restaurant serving Northwest-inspired cuisine, small bars, a movie theater showing recently released films and more. Guests from all over the U.S. and beyond come to Edgefield to relax, reinvigorate and refresh with good food, handcrafted ales, wines and spirits and live music seven nights a week. Attend one of our many lively annual events, pay tribute to a remarkable wine at the Celebration of Syrah in April, jam with the hippies at the Jerry Garcia Birthday Bash in July or hoist a stein of German-style bier at our Oktoberfest in September.
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