Great breakfast! Huge portions that kept hunger away all day! Consider "mortorizing" the hash…read morebrowns! Had to wait about 15 minutes but well worth the wait. Service was great as was the coffee!

Late post....this beautiful oasis can never be forgotten! My husband and I spent 3 tranquil days…read moreand 2 restful nights in this gorgeous home. Elizabeth was our most gracious host. She made us feel like we were home. The atmosphere of the Catbird Seat B&B was everything we needed that weekend. The decor looked like it was out of a magazine....stunning! Elizabeth prepared a delicious country breakfast that made me want more. She treated us every afternoon with a refreshing pitcher of ice tea that I could not get enough of. I will stay at the Catbird Seat every time we are in the area. There is no other place this remarkable and memorable to stay.

Beautiful yard and house made from the trees that had been there. Beth was so nice and welcomed us…read moreinto her home.

This bed and breakfast is a hidden gem! The accommodations were so beautiful and the host, Beth,…read morewas awesome. She prepared a bounty of freshly homemade foods for breakfast. Best waffles we ever had! This home was built with the most amazing detail, using local woods with excellent craftsmanship. It is a very peaceful location and it was a really nice change from typical motels. We give it 5 stars!

Oh my goodness, I don't even know where to start! My boyfriend picked out this place and I LOVED…read moreit! We arrived around 7PM. It was a bit dark but we could definitely tell how cute and adorable this place was from the outside! The Victorian style architecture, the details, and the decorations around the house were phenomenal! The dining room, living room and even the restrooms were all filled with an antique feel furniture, books, etc. I loved the details on the door hands to the door hinges. My boyfriend was in awe of all the working sliding door hinges as they were older style - but definitely new. The breakfast was amazing - as I believe Josh cooked for us. I was stuffed! Even the breakfast service was delicious as Josh and Miriam joined us for a morning conversation as well~ The next morning, we went around the house to have a better look and you can definitely tell they put in a lot of work! Inside the living room is an old photo of how the house looked. And if you see it now - it looks exactly the same! Their yard looks amazing to have a cup of coffee/tea in and even have a little train area in the back! They also have a cat who is very friendly. (The cat is not allowed indoors FYI.) Overall, we LOVED this place and is definitely a place to stay at! This has so far been the BEST bread & breakfast place I have ever stayed at. I hope I can come back to Eugene just so I can come and stay here again~ (I also added some photos!)

Lovely vegan breakfast including fabulous muffins from Sweet Life, fresh fruit, juice, strong…read morecoffee, and a great tofu scramble. Our host was charming, offered many suggestions for dining around town, and delighted in telling us about the garden he has put considerable work into (including a sheltered, enclosed "playground" for the indoor kitties who reside in the hosts' private apartment. Stayed in the gorgeous "Monet" room and definitely look forward to a return visit when the weather is warmer and the garden in bloom!

The most beautiful setting! Gorgeous views. Welcoming hosts. Very private and enjoyable space…read more Lounge area with TV. Breakfast room was so beautiful! Art on display... support the arts! Will definitely be back!

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!

This bed and breakfast is the hands down BEST one we have EVER stayed at Sara and her husband have…read moremade the house amazingly cozy and beautiful. They go above and beyond to make your stay wonderful. I've never been anywhere so accommodating and helpful. The rooms are gorgeous and comfy, the ambiance is amazing, and the food is DIVINE. Always always stay here. I can't give them enough stars.

You are living my dream! I've always wanted to own and operate the right B&B. I can tell you work…read morevery hard to make your home one that others would feel at home in. It's just beautiful. Very warm and cozy. And the landscape is amazing. Great job! People that stay with you are very lucky to have found you.

There's so much I can say that's good about this place. The location is great the outside is…read morelovely. Inside it's a little bit rundown and grandma like. A room is clean but the chairs were not at all comfortable to sit and and read. I enjoyed the glass of wine when we first came everybody was pleasant. Breakfast was also well done but it's hard to give it more than a 3. 5.

This B&B has MANY units. Our room was perfectly adequate. I especially like that the mini fridge…read morewas kept in the closet. When those things click on and off it tends to wake me. Beautiful grounds and a lovely breakfast, plus an evening glass of wine are all included. Very good value. Not mentioned in any reviews that I read prior to staying here: a mainline of the Union Pacific Railroad is just three blocks away. At least three times during the dead of night, trains came through with the horns blowing loudly at each of many crossings through this part of Eugene. Unbelievably loud!!! People living in this area must be able to tune it out, but we were NOT used to this. Because the Campbell House is up a hill from the railroad, it seems that horns can be heard unimpeded by other structures (despite the massive 18 floor Ya-Po-Ah Terrace building nearby). I would suggest wearing ear plugs during the night. Nevertheless, I would consider staying hear again if traveling on my own, but my wife would probably veto it we were both traveling. We left sleep deprived to begin our 7+ hour drive home.

What was there to not like about our stay! Though it was short, it was still was worth every second…read morewe were there. From the moment we arrived, the hospitality made us feel so welcome, like we were right at home. The property itself is absolutely beautiful, with so much to see and do. Alyssa's breakfast was the highlight of our morning--delicious and made with such care. The animals on the property were adorable and added so much charm to our stay. It was the perfect place to unplug, relax, and truly enjoy everything Alyssa has created. We're already talking about coming back for a longer trip and bringing our family and friends along to share this little slice of paradise. We wish Alyssa all the success in her dreams and future plans--we can't wait to come back and see it all unfold. Thank you for making our getaway so special. We'll definitely be back!

I stayed one night in the charming sweet springs chalet.  From the beginning communication was…read moregreat. I had all the details of how to get to her place and what time I was able to check in. The countryside on the way to sweet springs is beautifully breathtaking.  I was greeted by the hostess, Alyssa. She was very welcoming and friendly along with her dogs , pigs and a few chickens. She showed me to the chalet. The first things I noticed was how clean it was and beautifully decorated. Alyssa has thought of everything to make your stay easy and comfortable. The special touches were nice. I loved the electric fire place, make up remover cloth and I spent the morning in the fuzzy robe and slippers provided. A fresh breakfast of pancakes and  fruit were hand delivered. Absolutely delightful! My stay was quick as I was just passing through but it was wonderful and I would go back for a longer stay to check out the area and relax a little longer at the sweet springs chalet. I highly recommend you check it out and book a stay!

Someone says it's haunted. It's well loved. Comfortable. Small. Casual. It feels like a comfortable…read morehome despite being right on the cliff and having the lighthouse a stones throw away feels just right. Absolutely love it here.

The first time I drove the Oregon coast we stopped at the Heceta Head lighthouse. I remember…read moreparking at the paid lot and admiring the open arched bridge, that beautiful rocky cove of a beach, and the quintessential lighthouse view. We took the trail up to the lighthouse and saw the lightkeeper's home on the way. There is a fence all around and it is not open to the public, but there were people sitting on the porch! We realized it was a bed and breakfast and I was heartbroken not to have known about it before as we certainly would have included a stay there in our vacation plans. I tucked it away as a hopeful wish for someday.... Well, little did I know at the time, we ended up moving to Oregon a few years later! As soon as we were settled, I determined we must make a weekend trip and stay at the lighthouse. We finally did and it lived up to every one of my lofty expectations. The lightkeeper's house is accessed via a private road, and there are a few parking spaces near the house, but it was pretty tight. Upon arrival, we were greeted and brought to our room, with a quick tour of the home and some suggestions of things to see or do while there. We booked one of the Mariner's rooms as they have such a gorgeous view of the ocean. The bedroom and bathroom inside were definitely small, but that is to be expected in a historic home, and no matter as the bed was comfortable as could be! Of note, some rooms share a bathroom so check while booking if you have a preference. Once we'd checked it out, we stopped by the cheese and fruit out for guest's arrival on our way to the beach, and they were so sweet to give us a little box so we could pack some goodies to enjoy on the sand. They had wine, too! We spent a perfect hour or so at the beach, then headed into Florence for dinner. This or Yachats are the closest city for meals (about 20 minutes either direction) so either eat before you check in, or plan to go back out. They do have a kitchen that is available for guests, so you could bring an easy to prepare meal. Once we'd returned, we spent some more time at the beach, then relaxed in our room until dark. Then we grabbed a flashlight and headed on up the trail to admire the lighthouse in the night. This was such a unique experience and the highlight of our stay. You can see how far out the light beams to sea, and we hiked up a bit behind the lighthouse, so we were right at the level with the rotating light. Incredible! Back in our room, we cracked the windows for a lovely ocean breeze and fell asleep to the sound of the waves. Perfection. In the morning, I took a little time to read through the ghost stories they have collected (too wimpy to read at night!), we wandered around the beach for a bit, and then guess what! The stay isn't over yet as there is a stunning seven course breakfast! This is served family style with other guests, although they do give you the option to dine separately if you let them know ahead of time. The food was magnificent! They explained each dish as it came out and it was all so fresh and skillfully prepared. We had a tropical fruit salad, bread, tuna ceviche, mango smoothie, quiche, sausage, panna cotta, and finished with fruit and cheese. Of note, if you don't wish to stay but would like to have breakfast in the lightkeeper's house, they do special breakfasts for special occasions and at certain times of the year, just check the website for dates. After the meal, they offered a little history tour inside the house which we sadly didn't have time to stay for, but we did go to the lighthouse for quick tour and to peruse the gift shop before checking out. It truly was such a dream of a trip, and I would definitely suggest staying for two nights. I thought one would be sufficient but would have loved more time. A couple tips about the area: This is just a mile or two north of the Sea Lion Caves. They are 110% a tourist trap, but still worth a visit if you've never been. We ate dinner at Mari's Kitchen in Florence and it was delicious, would highly suggest it, although it is located in a cute downtown area with all sorts of options. The same people who run the bed and breakfast own Ona's in Yachats, so I'm sure that would be great too. While in the area, make sure to plan some time to explore magical Cape Perpetua.

Sorry to say, today was the day to try Gardner House. So I Thought. Checked Yelp tonfind something…read moreamazing. Drove out of town just to find a note on the door. Do I have Bad Luck? Or should I have called and not trusted Yelp??

Absolutely lovely experience!!! Food was very tasty as was the presentation. A long list of teas to…read morechoose from too. Host is very kind and gracious. He took the time afterwards to show us around the museum he has with artifacts related to his father's service in NASA. Quiet and cute location in the heart of Stayton. Highly recommend!!

The owners don't respect privacy and are invasive also very money hungry and pushy about purchasing…read moreextra services

Absolutely exceptional!…read more Great accommodations, great grounds and surroundings, great people. Very well equipped plus a few very nice surprises!