Super easy to work with - laid out what I wanted for amenities and my timeline; got multiple…read moreoptions in my price range and a great deal on a wine tour. Highly recommended for stress free planning

My family and I rented three rooms from Executive and over all had about the experience we expected…read morefor the price of the rooms. Pros: The front desk was friendly. Rooms were pretty clean. Pet Friendly Shower was large and had strong water pressure. Plenty of parking. Easy access from freeway. Large dresser and nightstands with drawers. Awesome tattoo place, Black Lotus, across the street. Cons: I called two different days to confirm my reservation that I had made with booking.com and found no one to answer the phone and no machine. It just continued to ring and then eventually stopped ringing. This went on for 4 different phone calls until on the third day I was able to connect with someone. They did have our rooms available however and called me when we were on our way out of town to head to Eugene. My husband and I stayed in room 110 and there was a gap between the bottom of the door to the ground which made it pretty chilly if not blocked off by pillows or towels. We were in a nonsmoking room directly above a smoking room. Even when our heater vent was not on we could still smell cigarette smoke coming from it. I'm not sure if this is possible with the venting system but I'm an ex-smoker and can smell it clearly. It was coming from that vent. I would suggest they make the entire place nonsmoking and just allow smoking outside. As a smoker, I stayed plenty of places without a smoking room and just smoked outside. There was no sink in the bathroom, although there was room for it. You can tell they recently have, or are in the process of refurbishing the rooms. Maybe they plan to put some in the future. There are still pencil marking in our rooms to show where to hang the pictures, which all matched each room by the way. lol We laughed at our matching "bullet holes" (no they weren't really bullet holes) in our curtains between our room and my parents room two doors down. Both mine and my sisters rooms had new refrigerators but my parents had an older mouthy one that hummed all night long. Enough to the point that they had to unplug it because they couldn't sleep. Only one roll of toilet paper, no tissue, and towels for one night. Would have been nice to have the extras without having to leave for it. Apparently 6th street is kind of the back side of Eugene but we didn't run into any issues. You could see it wasn't the higher end or quaint side of town but all and all we had a good and safe journey.

60,000 crazy Duck fans with a few visitors thrown in = parking insanity. So we (probably) wisely…read moredecided to park and catch the Duck Express. $3/person roundtrip (exact change only) from a number of lots around town (see map). Parking by the stadium was around $20. Worked great getting to Autzen Stadium, but it took a horribly long time to get back to our car. We had to wait more than 30 minutes to board the bus, then it took another 30 to get back to our lot due to traffic gridlock. And did I mention that we were soaked to the bone? Funny how you don't feel cold in the stadium cheering for your team, but the minute you stand up and start walking, you are freezing. It was very well organized and efficient, just a crazy amount of people. Also, the return shuttle only operates during halftime and for 60 minutes after the game. So if you plan to leave before the game is over or party afterwards, this isn't your best option.

There's something about small airports the kind that don't pretend to be anything more than a strip…read moreof asphalt, a few hangars, and a whole lot of stories waiting to happen. Creswell Airport is exactly that kind of place. I've been here before birthday jump with my brother, the kind of day that sticks to your bones. We threw ourselves out of a perfectly good airplane and called it celebration. Afterwards, one of the guys no fanfare, no obligation just took us out for burgers like we were old friends. That's the tone here. Not corporate. Not polished. Just good people who like what they do and don't mind sharing it. Fast forward to this weekend. I'm down in Eugene with a buddy, and you start thinking about things differently as you get older. You look at the people around you and realize not every moment gets a sequel. Some of these laughs, these dumb decisions, these stories... they're one-time deals. So before we got swallowed up by nightlife and bad decisions, I said, "Let's go fly." Weather had been doing its usual Oregon thing rain teasing the day but it finally broke. Clouds hung low like they were undecided, the sun pushing through just enough to make everything feel possible. Perfect flying weather, if you ask me. We head out to Creswell Airport, and next thing you know, I've got us in a plane. Now, I like to think I carry myself like a professional calm voice, confident nod, the whole act. My buddy buys it. Poor guy. Takeoff? Smooth. Clean. Textbook. Then we get a little altitude and the truth comes out. Barrel rolls. Sudden drops. That slow pullback on the throttle just to let gravity remind you who's in charge. I hit him with, "Don't worry, just practicing an engine restart," like I've got everything under control. The look on his face? Worth every second. Absolute panic mixed with betrayal. Beautiful. Now, to be clear I may not be winning any awards for landing finesse. But getting up there? That's the magic. Up above the noise, the nonsense, the scorekeeping of life... it's quiet in a way that makes you feel loud again. And maybe that's what Creswell Airport really is. Not just a place to skydive or rent a plane but a launchpad for those moments you don't get back. The kind where you laugh too hard, scare your friends a little too much, and forget just briefly that life's supposed to be taken seriously. So yeah, if you're anywhere near Eugene and feeling a little restless... a little reckless... maybe even a little nostalgic go. Take the flight. Scare your buddy. Eat the burger. Five stars, no question.

Made a last second diversion from Eugene to Creswell. They had clean bathrooms and a soda machine,…read morethat was a bonus. Easy to gas pump to fuel up. And come to find out they have a courtesy volvo station wagon that you can borrow or that they will drop you off somewhere (have to make reservations ahead of time I guess). No daily tie down fee. Nightly fee is 2 dollars for tie down.

So 4 months ago I reserved a van. I was quoted a van with passenger seats and a quote without…read morepassenger seats. I reserved a van without seats. I arrived and it had seats. (Without seats the price was 1/2 the price with seats. They offered to remove the seats. But management said no. So I wanted to cancel the rental. Not that easy apparently. To improve on this: have what was reserved at the time and place promised. They are trying to figure out how to cancel the rental. Yep they cancelled the rental but no confirmation. As of ye

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