Great place. Walkable to restaurants Perfectly clean and…read moreit looks like the rooms had 100% makeover I feared the HVVC but it ran perfectly with no vibrations or sounds Thank you

The rooms are always very clean, beds are comfortable, pillows are fine,hot water is plenty. The…read morebathtub is also very clean. The owners are delightful and I'm happy to support them. This place is a little gem. It's not fancy but it tics all the right boxes.

I love this inn so much! It feels so fancy inside the lobby! Outside building looks kind of boring…read morebut whoever is doing their landscaping is chef kiss! The rooms are so nice and staff is so kind! I had last minute shipping and they let me use their printer! I had pool view as well and it is simply gorgeous

We were warmly greeted by Adam for our late check-in. The lobby is very impressive. The rooms are…read morespacious & comfortable. The bed was very comfortable (perfect mix of firm but comfy). The location is close to local dining/shopping with easy freeway access but very quiet. I would have easily given it 5 stars except for an unsatisfactory interaction with the night crew when the teapot in our room suddenly stopped working. Never did get a working teapot the last 2 days of our stay.

Always love having the chance to stay here when I'm in town. The rooms are exceptionally clean,…read morehousekeeping does a fantastic job every time. Kate at the front desk checked me in and she remembered my name and I appreciated her hospitality and welcome. I don't always get to do the breakfast but this visit I was so happy to enjoy an incredible spread of scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, toast, English muffin, breakfast danish, you can make your own waffles, and there is oatmeal with almonds and cranberries and brown sugar. Orange juice and coffee are standard and they have a breakfast kombucha if you want something a little healthier and probiotic. They also have a happy hour with regional wine, bubbles, and local beer for really reasonable prices if you just need a refresher after getting back to the hotel. The location is unbeatable with just a couple of blocks to excellent places to eat downtown like The Davis, and the Eugene Public Library nearby.

A beautifully restored vintage motel - the kind where you park your car in front of the room -…read morewithin walking distance of everywhere you'd want to go in downtown Eugene. The Saturday Market, Lion & Owl, VooDoo Donuts, Metro Cinema, Oregon Contemporary Theater, etc. I love that the room has hardwood flooring rather than some old tired carpeting. And that the ceiling - and some walls - have real wood paneling (not the kind in basements in the '70's). The breakfasts that are included and are generous - fresh fruit, bacon/sausage, eggs, fried potatoes, waffle bar, danishes, etc. The front desk is staffed 24/7. Friendly staff, clean rooms, and again, location, location, location!

Honestly, we had the best little room. It was way back in the corner, cute little porch. It came…read morewith fridge and microwave, I didn't try the WiFi. The blankets were synthetic but clean. We had a desk and two chairs in our room. The bathroom needs upgrading, the shower curtain would not stay up. But it was clean and usable. We tried to get clean towels the second day but could not get housekeeping's attention. We stayed two nights, picking this hotel because we could walk to The Cuthbert and it had a pool. But when we arrived we were told there was an overchlorination issue, and someone would come around 9am to address it. Our room was next to the pool, so we watched and checked, and waited. But no one came. And when we asked again they said that the pump was broken. And later some other man that works there made the comment that "it always happens on our busiest weekends". We could hear the pump humming and see the water circulating in the pool. I assume that we were not allowed to use the pool because of a distrust of the hippie crowd, most of the people staying there were going to String Cheese Incident. I don't really know, maybe there was some other reason, but we didn't feel like they were honest. The other thing to note is that this hotel comes with "continental breakfast" which varied from day to day. One day was prepackaged Danish, yogurt, and bananas. Another day was bagels and cereal. There was hot coffee with real half and half both days. The AC was cold, but noisy, and kept us comfortable. Honestly, the pool was a big issue, and would have earned this budget hotel at least one more star. We travel to Eugene often for shows, and are more likely to stay at Guesthouse Inn and Suites (in Springfield) next time. We stayed there the weekend before and were 100% satisfied.

This motel has been given a facelift since it was the Broadway Inn. The outside has some fresh…read morepaint, and there are baskets of flowers hanging from the eaves, which helps to relieve the dismal parking-lot view just a little. There is some new bedding too. Unfortunately, the bathrooms and the fixtures are still waiting for an upgrade, and the new bedding is synthetic and thus hot and sweaty in the summer. The air conditioner worked well in our room (109), but was loud -- and we needed to run it all night. The vinyl floor in the bathroom was dirty and stained, there was mould and dirt in the corners, and rust in the tub. The old tile had been painted over, but the paint was flaking off. The internet was good when it worked. On our final morning, we reported to Britney at the front desk that the hotel Internet was not working at all, even though we had a good WiFi signal. She said that she would try to fix it by restarting their router. An hour later, nothing had changed, and I went to see if things worked any better in the office -- they did not. It turned out that Britney had actually done nothing, because "the internet works fine on my phone". I had to explain to her that her phone had its own internet connection over the cellular network, and wasn't using the hotel's connection, which I demonstrated was not working in front of her. I don't know if she took any action after that; we had to leave before we got Internet.

The hotel appears to have recently undergone a renovation. It looks nice, if you don't look too…read moreclosely. If you do you'll notice cosmetic issues. This hotel is NOT accessible. You must step up into each unit and the office. The bathroom door is narrow; you might be able to get in sideways with a walker, but not a Rollator. There are new low-sided tubs, and hooray! they provide a no-slip tub mat. So happy I didn't have to use mine. But no grab bars. I used the towel rack, but this worried me, because i could easily see it coming off the wall. Soap, shampoo, and conditioner is provided in the shower. But someone wasn't thinking during the bathroom remodel. The mirror over the sink was mounted above the tile. At 4'11", all I can (barely) see is the top of my head. If I need a mirror, I have to step into the hallway and use the big mirror on the closet door. But the only lighting comes from the bathroom, so putting on makeup is a crapshoot. I just hoped each day that I'd applied it evenly. The sink faucet ran endlessly unless you turned it way to one side. The toilet paper holder was right under the towel rack. Thank goodness the beds are not crazy high. I was able to easily get in and out. The mattresses are on the firmer side, but not rock-hard. Plenty of pillows are provided. There's a light blanket on the bed, another blanket in the closet (along with a safe and a suitcase rack). Rooms have mini-fridges and microwaves, and a small desk and work chair. There was also a big upholstered chair. There's plenty of lighting, and an A/C - heating unit under the window. It quickly cools or heats the room, but it doesn't reach the bathroom. The large-screen TV is nice, and gets lots of channels, and yet I had trouble finding anything I really wanted to watch. I didn't hear much noise from outside or other rooms, but no one was in the unit next to me during my stay. It's one story, so no upstairs, and there's plenty of parking. There are a couple of places outside where you can sit, and a soda machine. A continental breakfast is available in the office. A couple of fast-food places (Four Guys and Jimmy John's) are about two blocks away. Downtown Eugene is a few blocks away.

Thank you to Management for acknowledging our stress during the emergency situation. The way we…read morelearned about your business was because the hotel we DID have a reservation for was not able to provide a room because staff was not able to get to work due to the road conditions. As a concession the hotel staff from our original hotel called around for us and connected us to your business. So it was extremely disheartening to have essentially, a door slammed in our face during such a time. I'm very happy you are making updates to your policy and thank you for your kind response. I hate posting bad reviews because it does effect small businesses tremendously. This incident happened quite a while ago. Sometimes I will draft a review and never post it because I want businesses to thrive. As I review old draft reviews, this experience still upset me. Your response assured me that I did the right thing. With this knowledge you can make improvements. I wish you well and hope my experience does not deter others from booking.

Had an early flight out of Eugene and this hotel was only 11 minutes from the airport. Really only…read moreneeded less than 12 hours before leaving at 200am, so didn't need anything fancy. It exceeded my expectations! Friendly staff. Remodeled rooms, bright, spotless, with comfy beds and crisp, clean bedding. No funky smells. Walls are a little thin.. but they are everywhere. Would definitely return. As a woman traveling with a teen age daughter it didn't feel sketchy either...since airport neighborhoods can sometimes be iffy.

I'm extremely happy and grateful that I booked this room and took the advice of others that said…read moregreat value for the money because it is and the carpet appears to be brand new and the rooms are bright and clean air conditioner works modern bathtub with marble I would definitely stay here again if I was passing through.. there was a misunderstanding when I checked in. I thought I had already paid on Priceline, but they didn't charge me so I paid when I got here no problem.

I had a flight booked for 9:30pm last night to arrive in Vegas at 11:30pm. We boarded and they said…read more"There's a problem, get off and wait for further notice at the gate", so we did. We waited and hour until they told us. "The plane battery wont hold it's charge, we can't fix it. It needs replaced. The part will be here tomorrow. Your next flight is at 10am, go to the front desk area for more info." I rushed to the line in the front. And we waited and waited and waited for someone to even show up. It was probably a solid 45 minutes to an hour. Then she told us, you'll be getting $175 for the flight comp but no hotel. So I booked the closest hotel. 6 miles away, $110 for the night. This Hotel! The plane was full and half of the plane didn't even wait in line, they waited for ubers and lyfts. And by the time I requested an uber they took all the ubers on the road and it's now past midnight. I requested a refund within an hour of booking to cut me some slack! I now have a hotel room waiting for me that I can't even get to. So I wasted $110 from the $175 they gave me. Couldn't get an uber. Also, NO FOOD. I'm starving!! I purposefully didn't eat so I'd be hungry when I landed. Everything was closed except for 2 vending machines. 1 machine was for drinks which was OUT OF ORDER. And I was dehydrated. And the other was junk food. So for dinner at 1am I had a bag of chex mix. Slept at the airport for 3 hours since it was so cold. It was just an awful night. I then wake up to a charge of $110 for the hotel that nobody slept in. So thank you Budget Lodge Eugene, you guys were awesome! So awesome that I'll be sure to never book again.

I picked this location due to being close to the airport. I did read reviews and knew it was under…read moreconstruction. The room I stayed in was nice, clean had a microwave and mini fridge. The motel is not located in the best part of town. I was dropped off there was no where close for food and drinks. The motel had a soda machine. I had a early rise, this motel had traffic noise. Safe travels

The River Walk Inn is delightful, charming and homey. Donna and Richard have incorporated so many…read moreinteresting details into their home - a puzzle in your room, beer and wine almost at cost, high quality soaps, bikes in the garage and a gift shop. Many of the paintings around the house are Donna's own watercolors. They go out of their way to help and ease guests quickly into the Eugene community. Donna even took me with her to a wool festival which happened to occur the weekend we visited. All this is wonderful, but on top of it are fantastic breakfasts. One morning we had waffles with a hot berry sauce, applewood smoked sausage, and fresh fruit cocktail with a splash of limoncello. We had to depart early our second morning, but Donna was up early making eggs with red sauce. Imagine gently fried eggs nestled on a bed of polenta, smothered in spiced tomato sauce and garnished with grated parmesan cheese and a dollop of pesto. We refreshed ourselves after the eggs with poached pears. It was delicious! River Walk Inn is the most comfortable, welcoming and tasty bed and breakfast in which I've ever had the pleasure to stay.

Gracious hosts, healthy, wholesome, well-prepared breakfast fare, quiet...it doesn't get much…read morebetter. This peaceful, well-maintained house sits nestled in a stately neighborhood just steps away from the river, hence the name. And oh we did walk...and walk.... Indeed, it is what one looks for in a guest house when you travel, especially from abroad. We will stay here again someday...