Sakura Ridge, The Farm and Lodge, which began as a modest log home in the middle of orchards in the shadow of Mt. Hood, enters its latest evolution following a full property renovation as Oregon’s newest luxury property. The certified organic farm and five-room lodge, which was purchased in 2021 by Nashi Orchards, is now open for reservations. The new Sakura Ridge offers an update on the legacy of this stunning destination that reflects the Hood River Valley. The Lodge was updated with sustainability in mind. Materials like cork floors, paper stone countertops and Japanese limestone plaster were chosen to minimize the use of chemicals in the upkeep and last for a lifetime. Guest rooms feature an updated, fresh aesthetic with varied amenities ranging from stone soaking tubs to a private balcony with unparalleled Mt. Hood views, each featuring a vintage Japanese Tansu circa eight-nineteenth century. Guests find sustainably sourced cherry Oregon-made beds, custom rugs, modern and traditional Japanese artwork, hand-made tiles, and materials that reflect craftsmanship and refined detail. Menus feature fare sourced from the farm, with berries, seasonal produce and farm fresh eggs from the resident chickens. Guests are invited to meander the farm, gardens and orchards, and enjoy the breathtaking scenery while roaming the property. Established in 2011 on Vashon Island in Washington state, Nashi Orchards uses sustainable practices to grow the finest Asian and European pears and heirloom apples.

The Sakura Ridge is a boutique, eco-conscious luxury bed and breakfast with unique amenities, modern guest rooms and an exceptional breakfast experience. Perched on the south side of York Hill in Hood River, the Lodge is surrounded by pear orchards and lush organic gardens with gorgeous views of Mount Hood.

The property is on a 22-acre farm adjacent to Oregon’s Hood River, the setting is an oasis of organic orchards, gardens, and a combination of a log cabin and Japanese country estate. Located 15 minutes from the heart of Hood River.