I've taken the tour of this house three times, and have learned something new each time. If you're interested in architecture at all, you'll thoroughly enjoy it. It is a true masterpiece.

The Gamble House is beautiful--though it may be a more suitable for those who enjoy art galleries as opposed to those looking for a "how did they live at the turn of the century" house museum. The amazing, detailed work of the Greenes and Halls was made all the more compelling by the thoughtful comments of our docent Terry; she had a lovely and gentle presence that complemented the serene House itself.

This place is gorgeous. My son goes to Westmoreland Alamansor school (which is an all autistic school for kids that just opened this year), right next door to the Gamble house and I can never not stare at it. It is just amazing inside and outside.

The House is OUTSTANDING !!! and a masterpiece of time with attention to detail. Is a must see!!!! The docents on the other hand are some of the rudest people I have ever met at something like this, yes the are knowledgeable but you get the since you are not welcome, and that you are also pushed in and out through the back door as soon as possible! And this feeling was received not just by our group host, but all the others also working there.

A modern temple.