We reserved the community room for a family reunion event and it was WONDERFUL. Kimberly was so…read moreeasy to work with and very efficient. The hourly rental rate was very reasonable considering the tables, chairs and recycling was included in the price. We rented dishes for 22 people for $12 and we didn't even have to wash them!! Just rinse and stack in tubs. I highly recommend the space for meetings, get-togethers or just big families who live in small homes. Added bonus is the large kitchen you can rent if needed and lots of easy parking.

From the owner: The Stellaria Building offers two vibrant community rooms and an adjoining kitchen, for rent by the…read morehour or by the day. This warm and bright, environmentally friendly meeting space is ideal for meetings, exercise classes, films and gatherings of all kinds. We offer a collaborative and functional space for businesses and organizations in the community. Groups interested in sustainability can be assured that this meeting space is constructed with environmentally friendly materials and energy efficient features. We strive to be a zero waste facility. Amenities include wireless internet, tables, chairs, projector screen, whiteboard, extension cords, sandwich signs and some onsite parking. Durable dishware and hot beverage urns are also available for a small fee.

Beautiful location. Our dogs loved romping down to the river. Cozy and lovely room. Our host was…read morewonderful and served an amazing breakfast! So much to see in the area. We had an amazing and restful weekend visit.

This is a beautiful site. The common area is engaging with a warm wood fire and large windows…read moreoffering a view of the river. Our room was tastefully decorated with a gas fireplace and views of the property/river . . . we had everything we needed to be very comfortable. Tom is a most congenial host, sharing many suggestions about things to do and he's a pleasure to chat with. Karen's watercolors and artwork from other artists are abundant and pretty to look at. Breakfast portions were generous, Tom shared some of his wine with us every evening, and we were there for Tom & Karen's special Valentine's Day dinner, which was delicious. We highly recommend staying at McKenzie Orchards B&B!

Every trip, we try to go on a few hikes and this year one we chose was Skinner's Butte in Eugene…read more It's easy to get to with plenty of free parking in the parks surrounding it. There are easy walking paths and multiple trails going up and down different sides. It was a cloudy day, but pleasant for walking. At the top are different lookout points with benches, picnic tables, etc., perfect for great views as you explore the area. The most fun part was the natural climbing wall on the one side. It has its own dedicated lot as well. Portions are closed, but most have permanent fixture points for climbing rope. Definitely a fun free activity if you're into climbing. This is a great free and active activity on your next trip here.

Great experience I visited this place its like a adventure jungle and we can go with partner family…read moreand friends

This Courtyard delivers what you expect from this chain…read more Check-in was a breeze and the room was clean and quiet. There was plenty of free parking all around the hotel. Freeway access was close by. The University of Oregon is probably a 10 minute drive from here. There are also a number of restaurants within walking distance. There's also dining (and Starbucks) available onsite. I would have no problem staying here again. It's a good Courtyard. The staff was very friendly, too.

It's okay but not amazing. The shower clearly hadn't been cleaned when I checked in. There's also…read moresomething wrong with the slope of the pan so it's extremely slippery around the drain. The bolt on the door was broken so I had to play with it to get the door to close properly. The main drawback is very little to no insulation in the walls. You'll know exactly which of your neighbors like each other and which really like each other. I'm a light sleeper and that was less than ideal. All in all, it's a place to (try to) sleep but I wouldn't choose it again.

This place is beautiful. I was there as part of the catering that the bride and groom hired. The…read morecouple that own and rent the venue are super nice and accommodating. There is perfect parking for the catering company as well as the guests. There is an area that they set up lawn games that the kids enjoyed. There were 120+ guests and there was plenty room.

Incredible setting.. our daughter's wedding was absolutely beautiful…read more Outdoor. Ceremony was in front of the cool gazebo Outdoor Reception tables placed outside their rustic barn Owners were so so helpful and accommodating. We had a issue with our flowers and last minute we used the calla lillis in her yard for our daughter's bouquet. So beautiful.

This was my first time coming here and it was awesome! I went to the A Very Merry Christmas Movie…read moreNight, friend choreographed three dances in it. She did such a great job! If you haven't been here I would recommend it. All of the seats have a great view

If you're considering using the Wildish Theatre for your performance or production, think twice…read more The Majestic Theatre is a far better choice, as The Wildish, even though we were doing what's called a "door deal," no rent to the theater, just splitting the take at the door, refused to split $500 in radio advertising expense, didn't put our show listing on the website until 2 weeks before the show, and only then because I pointed out it wasn't there! They insisted that they just put the show in the Caledar listing at the Register Guard and the EUGENE Weekly, and did social media marketing (though I saw none until the week of, and only on Facebook). We sold 50 tickets. We took the same show to The Majestic Theatre in Corvallis the next night. They advertised on Bicoastal Media radio Stations and got us a story, for our "Baby Boomer Comedy Show," in the local paper, and did a wonderful job of social media marketing, we sold 287 tickets (300 is a sellout). We had the same split the door deal with The Majestic, so at $18 a person, the Theatre made $2,066. The Wildish, I believe in part because the listing didn't make it to the scroll on the website until two weeks before the show (and it might not have made it then if a friend hadn't texted me and said he couldn't buy tickets), I didn't see any social media posts until a week before the show (and only on Facebook) and though we offered to split the cost of radio advertising, none was done, the Wildish netted $605, less than a third of the net for The Majestic, at $2 more per ticket. That's the second time we've brought the show to the Wildish (same lack of promotion the first time as well), and it will be our last. Not sure where the disconnect is when it comes to the Board of Directors realizing that with a "door deal" the theater has skin in the game and needs to step up and promote the show. The Majestic, operated by the City of Corvallis, gets that, in spades. If the Wildish hasn't gone out of business by the time you read this, I'd suggest finding another venue.

Fast service hot food. Nice settings. Staff is very friendly…read morenice location . Will go again soon

The atmosphere, food, and service, were spectacular! Food was hot, came out quickly even though…read morethey were busy, and the servers always have smiles on their faces.,

We had our high school auction at Venue 252, and it exceeded my expectations! the facilities and…read moregrounds are fantastic, with elegant wooden doors and décore around the building. The bathrooms are clean and extremely nice, and the Banquet hall and auxiliary rooms are great spaces that each have their own AV setup. The staff was extremely helpful and polite and provided all we needed for the event. The manager was present throughout the whole event to make sure it went smoothly, and even helped with the catering. The catering staff was also extremely polite and helpful, and helped keep the event moving smoothly. The food was fantastic and garnered a lot of praise from. Other attendees. Overall, it was a fantastic place to hold the event!

This place has tqken the entire parking lot which was used by Bounce. Bounce is a gymnasium for…read morechildren, they have classes all day and charge very little. It is a local small business. PC "market of choice" or Price Choppers as they should still be called are a bunch of rich greedy jerks who don't care if parents have to walk children in the dark for a block because there may be an "event." Sucks on principle. The end.

This is such a great bookstore! Came here for the first time, enticed by their $3 book sale, and…read morewas not disappointed. I love the selection of new and used books, I picked up some of the sale books and non-sale used books, too. They have a good selection, a cozy and friendly atmosphere, and all the shelves are well-organized. They also have a great play area for kids, some other indoor seating, and some locally-made gifts for sale. The owner was friendly and mellow. This place is a gem.

From the owner: Creativity and connection for the common good. The Bookstore has new and nearly-new titles for all…read moreages, stages, and wages. The Event Hall is great for your workshop, book launch, music performance, or small-town wedding.

The smoke detector was constantly chirping during our stay. Front desk mentioned they tried…read morechanging the battery the day before but that didn't fix it. Front desk was rude when I brought the issue up. They suggested that we could leave and find another hotel if the chirping bothered us.

The carpets are filthy and damp. I had such a bad reaction to something in the room that I broke…read moreout in hives. The drains are disgusting and outdated. Others' photos of the rugs is no lie. We unfortunately booked the hotel on the way to Portland and back, and I hate it here. The vents in the bathroom are sus and also when do you all ever dust here? Pretty sure I saw a flea jump off the breakfast food. This place gives a major ew factor, and I can't wait to leave. If it was my choice, I'd leave. But I'm stuck here with my parents who I'm helping travel, and I didn't pay for it. But I literally had to go buy shoes to walk on the nasty carpet. I was told this was given an award for cleanliness in 2023. Did y'all give up after that? Cuz.. Wtah? Also my mom booked an ADA room but we arrived and they didn't give her an ADA room. I hate it here. It's shit. It's so filthy here, I literally am feeling my skin crawl. Also can we talk about the hotel being too cheap to have hot water for all guests in the morning. Packing bags as we speak to get out of here as fast as I can and not because of checkout.