Willamette Valley Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Willamette Valley, Oregon

"Very clean hotel with great service. The only issue was the loudness of the train."

"Quiet residential neighbourhood. Easy access to transit or quick walk for eats."

"Great staff. Good location. Close to the Max lines for public transportation. "

"A lovely spot overlooking the river. We were there to cycle the riverfront trail in Eugene, and the hotel is immediately adjacent to the trail. We did have to ride a short distance (400 yards?) to a paved connection from the adjacent mall parking lot to the trail. We bought our own breakfast, because unlike most places now, this place does not include breakfast. But the restaurant looked inviting."

"Clean room and excellent and friendly staff"

"Yes"

"I was underwhelmed with this hotel. It is under construction right now, so the lobby layout is confusing and feels very cramped. Our room layout was fine and it was clean, but the bathroom was the smallest I have ever seen. The bathroom door was a pocket door that did not go all the way to ground, thus providing very little privacy. The location is great, but this was billed as one of the nicest hotels in Portland and overall felt very mid-range. "

"Nice place. "

"The price is good, but the noise level isn’t great. The front desk staff weren’t friendly. Personalities of three different front desk staff were flat. Gracie’s for breakfast was lovely and the hostess was excellent! We were told that parking was $20 per night and at checkout we were told it was $40 per night. The lobby should have coffee all day. I tried to have a cup of coffee at 9:45 am and it was iced cold. So amenities were poor in my opinion."