I stayed here a year ago and had a really nice time. Hostel experience is different than any other…read moreaccommodations. I love staying in hostels when the opportunity arises. I heard about this hostel and had planned a day in Eugene around wanting to stay here. There is no shortage of things to do in the area. I went hiking along highway 58, attended the mushroom festival, a death cafe, ecstatic dance and exploded the rose garden. If you're looking for things to do there was a calendar of local events that the staff had put together. This was how I found the death cafe. Everyone at the hostel was very respectful and helpful. I got a great nights rest. I loved getting to stay here and hope to stay again.

I've stayed here several times, and it has steadily been getting more and more expensive, and less…read moreand less friendly. I recently booked a private room with a full bed, upon arrival, I was put into a room with bunk beds. I showed the lady at the front desk that my reservation was for a room with a full bed and that the photos on the website showed the same. She explained that they had recently renovated the room, and the website must not be updated yet. She had another room she could put me in with a full bed, but would charge me extra for that. The bunk beds have these small wooden shelves with sharp corners (see photos). I banged into them on a couple of occasions, though luckily not hard enough to cause injury. *** NOTE TO OWNERS: These are dangerous and you will end up with some injured patrons if you leave them. The pure apathy with regards to my room situation (which was an issue caused by mistakes on their website) was the final straw.

Very clean, and walking distance to The Barmuda Triangle. Lots of live music and DJs, themed bars,…read moreinteresting decor.

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

This is a comfortable living situation. I stayed here for 2 years. Kip & Susie Rice are wonderful…read morepeople. On the plus side there is a small ($20?) cleaning deposit but no "1st & last month's rent", etc. so move-in is affordable. Rent is about average for the area. The rooms are fully furnished including a TV, mini fridge and microwave. The common rooms are comfortable. On the minus side, the kitchen and laundry are closed from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m., and when the house is full, 5 guys share a bathroom. The location is convenient: you can walk to the downtown area (U of O is a hike, but easy to reach on the excellent bus service); the house is on the major west-bound route with a bus stop almost out front. There is a good wi-fi connection for your pc and mobile devices. The owners live here, so maintenance problems are quickly taken care of. Street parking is available.

Had a great short stay at Mi Casita visiting from DC. The Owner Ms. Rice and her hubby were very…read morefriendly. On a tight budget the place was a great value. I felt safe and had the amenities of a house and was right next to a bus stop which was awesome. I was invited to eat dinner with Kip and Susy twice and it was very good and only $5. Both meals (Pasta and salad and french bread, and a Panamenian rice dish with chicken) were super good. Mr. Rice made a cake one night and shared it will all the guests which I thought was very sweet. The other guests were older and nice, one man was a writer who was very interesting. It was 100 times better than the hostels in Eugene and Portland. All in all, a very nice visit to Eugene. I will stay here again next time i come through.

In for a graduation and spent two nights on the ground floor. Sure there are some people who live…read morehere 28 Days of the month with a voucher but there's a double bed, fridge and microwave. Bathroom was clean. Front desk help went out of her way to be helpful. Yes, weird noises from people partying on the premises but I felt safe and secure. Ended up staying two nights.

This is not a hotel, it's a homeless shelter. They accept vouchers at night for the homeless, so…read moreyou are living in rooms that are used to house them. The place is disgusting, dirty and unsafe. I checked in and checked right out, did not want come in contact with Fentanyl that might have been used previously in my room or touching something in the facility. Fentanyl contact can be deadly, so why risk my life in saving a few bucks.

The check-in was quick and friendly. The rooms were clean, the bathroom felt spacious, and the…read moreshower had solid water pressure. The bed was comfortable for a good night's sleep and I love the black out shades along small work station I loved the complimentary breakfast--eggs, sausage, pancakes, and oatmeal. The vibe in the hotel was relaxed, and I ended up extending my stay by two days. I'll definitely be back. Great value for what you get.

Very comfortable atmosphere and beds. My second time here and I'm impressed in the Europe style and…read morehow much they offer.

Adequate Basic No-Frills Overnight Stay…read more SITREP One of my usual overnight stops on my 761 mile driving-treks along I-5 between Sacramento, CA (my home) and Seattle, WA (mom's home). THE SETUP Eugene, OR has proven to be a nice midway point in terms of driving rest. It doesn't hurt either that there is a VOODOO DONUTS shop in Eugene. [First stop on my way out of Eugene next morning is to pick up some donuts for friends in both Portland and Centralia on my trek to Seattle.] LODGING CHOICE Choice Hotels is one of my lodging memberships. Although a lower tier than my other memberships like Hilton Honors or Wydham, it's more than sufficient - and eminently economical - for my solo treks, usually allowing me to access overnight stays on average between $60 and $80 a night base rate. Eugene EconoLodge I can snag for $70 a night with a combination of online discounts and my AAA-membership. Otherwise it is still a very reasonable $80/night. ROOM METRICS Since I spend no more than one night at a time here on my SacTown-Seattle Treks, I can forego any amenities that I would want on a longer stay. As long as I have a bed, I'm good. THE LOWDOWN An adequate overnight stay.

Yelp remove this review from my account but this review is my only transparent review as a…read moredocumentarian and as a photographer, I'm in my right to express what happened here at this motel. The city of Eugene and city services and health reach out to me to discuss my experience at the Econo. My review has help the city to come to a vote to shutdown the his motel because it was violating consumer and customer rights. I have video of an unprofessional and disrespectful manager that cursed me out after I explained to her about my rooms not being clean. This happened while through the pandemic and this review was posted two years ago almost 3 years This is located in Eugene My reason for my visit to Eugene on 2020 is to move down to San Francisco but visit on the way down from North and Portland. So it was clear to me and decided to stop in Eugene. I was here three times in the past but once stay in this city for a day back in 2013 another hotels and hotel here. So I booked through Priceline and Kayak and for odd prices each time. The first time it was $64 US dollars, then the second time it was $54 US dollars and the third time $57 US dollars. But as I check in my room 240 and needed to use the bathroom after a 1.1-mile walk from Amtrak Station, There it was a towel that I pick up off the top of the towel bowl and it was a used towel and it wasn't even clean as it was folded. As I look around the room it looks good but it was the bed that set alarms off and the reason why I have further investigate. There was women's hair all over the bed. That's a RED FLAG. As I look around the bed, Oh my panda, how gross this has to be. "take a good look at the images" Yes, the first night I sleep on the floor, the second night in the computer chair and that includes the 3rd night as well. There was quite a bit of noise I heard when I stayed here, which kept me from getting much sleep. Now, the reasons why I didn't report it, I haven't taken a picture yet and I wanted to show the agency and others, as I am traveling, documentarian, photographing what kind of an experience this has to be. The bathroom shower floods up as I was preparing a shower to go shoot some video, I notice the tub was filling up due to bad and dirty water pipes in the hotel. For the price, I should have gone down the street for another Hotel but maybe they are all the same. Maybe, from what I've observed as they could and own the hotel next door too. I've kept 100% social distance from hotel guests and staff and from what I see from the cleaning staff is something you have to take with a grain of salt. The video and images are going to shock you. It's important to keep everyone safe while we fight a battle that we are losing right now with the virus. Most hotels follow the State Law Public health guideline on Covid and those are to wait at least 24 hours because cleaning and preparing the room for another guest to check in two days. I should know this information now as I was in Portland and the adjudicator will also tell you to keep safe. "I had to go to the immigration office. Checked in, got into my room, and it smelled like mold, the baseboard was missing in the restroom along with the toilet paper holder, and black mold in the shower in several places.

This is a family run, small facility close to town, Hult Centre, McKenzie River, UO campus…read more I have stay several times and will return due to aspects that appeal to me: Rooms and bathrooms are clean, avoid of odors, spacious, very comfortable beds, and friendly welcoming staff. Each room has unique fabrics and look with adequate amenities: extra pillows, towels, toiletries, coffee & maker, refrigerator, desk, chair, comfy seating, windows that open, heating/cooling, working TV, ample lighting. Considering the central location, its been primarily quiet with off-street safe parking. As a single guest I feel safe and comfortable here. While staying at the Traverer's Inn, I have walked to and from UO campus, Matthew Knight Arena, Hult Center, WOW Hall, numerous coffee spots, eateries and wholesome groceries stores. I look forward to my next visit.

We stayed at Travelers Inn in Eugene for 4 days during Nike Nationals, and it was absolutely…read morefantastic! The location is perfect -- just minutes from the University of Oregon campus, Hayward Field, and even a Whole Foods. It made everything incredibly convenient during a busy meet weekend. The rooms were spotless, quiet, and very comfortable -- a great place to relax after long days at the track. But what really stood out was the staff. Truly some of the kindest, most welcoming people we've ever met. They went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed and asked my daughter how her meet went. If you're coming to Eugene for a meet, campus visit, or just to explore the area, we highly, highly recommend Travelers Inn. We'll definitely be back!

Been staying here for about a two and a half months, 4 to 5 days a week for work. I must say the…read morerooms are very clean. the owners are super friendly and it's a safe environment. Every amenity, you could pretty much need is within walking distance of about 8 to 10 minutes.

Filthy and over priced. 120 fot this. See photos below. They guy that worked there was nice thoughread more

This hotel is amazingly modern and incredibly clean. From the automatic black out window shades to…read morethe work center with free computers to use in the lobby I was shocked. They even had their own tiny store for basics like chocolate bars or combs! The staff were incredibly accommodating and addressed any need that came up. I really enjoyed staying here and I plan to stay here again!

First of all, let me just say YUCK! This particular 'inn' was awful to stay in. Had we had an…read moreoption, we would have stayed somewhere different after checkin, but no rooms anywhere nearby. We arrived around 4pm and check in says 3pm. We had to be somewhere very important no later than 5:30pm. We barely made it due to waiting 30 minutes to be checked in due to being told there were no clean rooms available. When the room finally was 'available', we went to the room and there were already people occupying it! We had to go back and they changed our room again. And instead of apologizing, the girls just kept saying 'we're so busy'. The room was disgusting. It was dark, stuffy, and smelled like old stale cigarettes. The bathroom toilet would not flush so we had to plunge the toilet in our room before we could even use it! The bathroom itself was disgusting. It was very tiny with a dim light, hair was all over the sink, counter, and tub. There was mold in the corner of the tub. The beds were somewhat comfortable although sheets and comforter were questionable as far as cleanliness. 7:30am. 3 kids and 4 adults standing RIGHT OUTSIDE our window, chatting and screaming and laughing and generally waking us up! To top it off, when I called and spoke with the 'supervisor', she basically told me we should've expected a wait to check in, it's not their fault the toilet was clogged. Nor was it their fault it was disgusting and customer service there is lacking. Ridiculous. I will be complaining and telling people about this everywhere I can and every chance I get! Will never go back there again!