Shilo Inn Newberg is conveniently located off Highway 99 near downtown Newberg in the heart of Oregon's wine country. Wineries, theatres, parks, boating, historical sites, and art are all attractions that are close by the hotel. Located in Yamhill County, the heart of Oregon wine country, this hotel is a mile from downtown Newberg. Wineries, theatre, parks, boating, historical sites, and art are all attractions that are close by the hotel. Guests can take advantage of the outdoor seasonal pool and year round can enjoy the indoor spa, sauna, steam room, and fitness center.
Each of our attractively-appointed guest rooms presents a variety of amenities. Guests traveling on business will appreciate the free Internet access, free local phone calls, as well as the large work desk in each room. Make Shilo Inn Suites in Newberg your optimum choice for a business conference or inspirational executive retreat. Our knowledgeable and efficient staff will graciously assist you along the way, beginning with the planning, catering, room setup and audio visual requirements.
Two of Newberg's famous historical structures are the Hoover- Minthorn House on South River Street, the boyhood home of President Herbert Hoover (now a museum), and the J. T. Smith House on North College Street. Both are on the National Register. A walking tour of historic Newberg North Side will take you through one of the city's finest residential areas. Most of the 29 historic residences were constructed from 1890 to 1912. Many were built and occupied by Newberg's prominent citizens, and represent a variety of architecture. The tour takes approximately one hour and fifteen minutes.
George Fox University has a display of Hoover memorabilia in the Hoover Academic Building on campus. Also, Minthorn Hall, where Herbert Hoover lived while attending Friends Pacific Academy (the predecessor of George Fox University), has been named to the National Register of Historic Places. A display of ongoing artworks can be enjoyed at Newberg Public Library, at George Fox University (during the school term) in the Ross Gallery, and at the Red Hills Gallery — all in or near Newberg.
