Willamette Valley Shines in Forbes 2025 Star Awards: Allison Inn Spa, The Painted Lady Restaurant, and Tributary Hotel Earn Accolades

The Willamette Valley is once again proving its status as a premier destination for luxury travel, with several establishments earning recognition in the Forbes 2025 Star Awards. Forbes Travel Guide, renowned for its independent and global rating system, has highlighted the region's exceptional hotels, restaurants, and spas. Newberg, Oregon, emerged as a standout location, with The Allison Inn & Spa leading the charge. The hotel, along with its spa and restaurant, The Jory, received four-star ratings for the 13th consecutive year. This consistent recognition underscores The Allison's commitment to providing top-tier experiences. The hotel was also recently ranked 62nd best hotel in the country by U.S. News & World Report. The Painted Lady Restaurant, also in Newberg, secured its place among the elite with a four-star rating for the 13th year running. Housed in a charming Victorian house, The Painted Lady is celebrated for its world-class Pacific Northwest tasting menus. In nearby McMinnville, the Tributary Hotel earned four stars for the second consecutive year. Despite the recent closure of its ambitious restaurant, Okta, the Tributary Hotel continues to impress with its luxurious accommodations and exceptional service. Portland's upscale hotels, The Nines and Heathman Hotel, were also recognized, receiving "recommended" rankings for the eighth and seventh consecutive years, respectively. These accolades further solidify the Willamette Valley and Portland as must-visit destinations for discerning travelers seeking luxury and unique experiences.