Built in 1926, the Redwoods Hotel is a historic building in Grants Pass, Oregon. It initially operated as a commercial lodging venue as an extension to the adjacent Josephine Hotel. It was run as such from its opening year until the mid 1970s when the older hotel was razed by fire. From then on, the building was transformed into an office building.

The Redwoods Hotel is basically a six-story art deco building made with reinforced with cast concrete. It was designed by the architecture firm Tourtellotte and Hummel, who is best known for their excellent work in Idaho. The head designer, Richard Irwin Stuart, managed to finish the project in just 6 months.

The Redwoods Hotel was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979.