Eugene Hotel Guide - Shelton McMurphey Johnson House hotels in Eugene, United States of America.

"Clean and updated. Very nice if you’re in the main Building. But the other buildings adjacent to the pool and breakfast area HAVE NO ELEVATOR! It was difficult to carry all the luggage up and down the stairs. I would stay there again, but no where that I looked disclosed that the rooms were only accessible by stairs. Water pressure good and very hot. Pool was very nice. Food was plentiful. "

"Staff were a bit slow to recognize guests, but overall, it was convenient and was good for visiting UO"

"This is my second stay at Valley River and each experience was outsranding."

"It is essentially what you pay for. Room rates are good but rooms need some TLC in certain areas. Showers are a little old and beat up missing drain stopper. Main room was good. Just an older place with good rates. Didn't expect 5 star accommodations so expected deficiencies heading in. "

"Quick stay. Near different shops and eateries. Staff and valet were friendly. Cozy and clean rooms. "

"Check in was amazing. Front desk gentleman offered an upgrade. Cookies in the evening was a special treat. Pool was a little cold. Hot tub was nice and relaxing. Very quiet hallways at night. Clean inside and out. All staff we encountered were very nice. "

"End unit very tiny standup shower with tiny toilet. Limited bathroom space. The parking was quite a walk and arrival after 12am. Street parking allowed in front of bldg until 7am next day but was not informed until reading about it online with city website. Would of felt safer parking closer had I known. Full kitchen was plus. Train sound is very loud. On Tuesday, 2 trains went by blowing horn 130am and 200am."

"Great breakfast. The staff is top notch. Really cute boutique hotel with history. "

"We recently stayed at this hotel and overall had a generally good experience. The stay was very cost‑effective, and most of the staff were kind and accommodating. The included breakfast service was convenient and offered more options than we expected, making mornings easy and pleasant. The amenities were a highlight. Having full access to laundry facilities and a kitchenette inside the room was very practical, even though the kitchenette did not include a cooktop as we had expected. The availability of utensils and pots was appreciated, and the refrigerator and microwave made storing and heating food simple. The bathroom, while dated, was impressively clean. The shower was ADA‑compliant, which meant there were many bars and attachments on the walls. This made it a bit cumbersome to use, and the showerhead itself could use an upgrade. Water pressure was not the best and the temperature was somewhat inconsistent. One of the downsides of our stay was the bed quality. Even the main beds felt like pull‑out beds, similar to the sofa bed, which affected comfort. That said, the room did have thoughtful touches like blackout shades on the windows, which helped with rest. In summary, this hotel offered a comfortable and affordable stay overall, with convenient amenities and friendly service, though improvements to the beds and shower experience would make it much better."