Executive Motel

I had stayed here many times before. At $ 50 a night I could put up with almost anything. But this time at $ 140.00 a night I had to deal with AC that didn’t work. Their response is to bring a different one, prop it up on the bedside table on some phonebooks and call it good. That would have been fine until the next night when road construction happened across the street and we couldn’t shut the window because the AC was still propped up there. We asked for some help and the response was «what am I supposed to do about it?» from the woman at the counter. This had been her consistent response before but at this cost, it’s not okay. I won’t stay here again. Too many similar dump hotels next door.

4 stars because after our 5 star choice Hilton made a booking error, we were left without a place to sleep at 10 pm at night on a weekend when all the «reputable» places were sold out.
We cruised up to EXec. Inn and were so happy to have clean, nice smelling, bed and bath! Newer updates with wood floors. Staff was friendly.
Like the other reviews… you are not getting a resort, but a ½ decent place to get some sleep and a shower between your event!

Im giving this place 4 Stars for cleanliness, inexpensive and great location. We were pleasantly surprised. I would definately recommend this place.

Ironically, four stars for a cheapo motel, now this not your 4 seasons. For a cheapo motel, this is a golden place with working bathrooms, hot water, decent beds, TVS and clean hardwood floors! Plus the location if great for when there are duck games! It’s still a drive to Autzen but it’s relatively close to campus. I mean if you are looking at a place to crash, not going to spend much time in the room, then is place is your pod. 2 queen beds for $ 52, now that’s a bargain. Customer service is good and people mind their own business. The one thing is it’s off of a major street so it can get a little bit loud at night with the cars driving by and people walking about, but you won’t be doing much sleeping anyways, am I right?
Bonus: it is pet friendly!

This place is jankey.
To get to my room I had to walk through a tunnel of despair and upon emerging on the other side I found myself in a fenced in atrium of over grown weeds.
My 3 rooms I had booked upstairs came with it’s own troll of a downstairs tenant who appeared to have made the lower hotel room their home, complete with a patio set made up of what would appear to be chairs reserved for the rooms, (which would explain why one of my 3 rooms had folding chairs.) and a table made out of an overturned garbage can. And apparently said tenant has enacted a noise pollution law between 2pm-​9pm and had harassed my group multiple times about walking and opening doors above her hotel room.
In addition to the friendly neighborhood troll, 1 of my 3 rooms had a mini fridge that leaked water horribly and puddled up on the «new wood floors» the rest of my rooms had no mini fridges. And there were no microwaves as promised when I booked.
Also the sewers appeared to be backed up. My room reeked of sewage and when I took a shower I was up to my calves in water after 15 minutes and it took 45 for it to drain.
Only 1 of my 3 rooms televisions worked, after hitting it about 16 hundred thousand times.
This place reeked of broken dreams and domestic violence. I hate to imagine how many hypodermic needles I would find scattered around this place. The apartment complex across the street housed individuals with phallic images tattooed on their persons and appeared to be a part of a work release program.
I will never in my life give this establishment another penny. Next time I’ll go to a joe’s and buy a sleeping bag and sleep under the interstate

Room 102. I booked online otherwise I’d probably have gone elsewhere. It’s not horrible, just not good. I asked for a second room key because there were two of us. The woman at the desk said none was available and to come to the office so she could let us in, but not to make it too late. Uh, we’re in town for a show and hitting bars.
Then, I started to ask where Cuthbert Amphitheater is located but she cut me off before I finished and said she didn’t know where anything is — uh, this is a hotel receptionist?
The room has no clock and the only outlet for recharging phones is by the sink — actually, there’s another behind the bed but it can’t be accessed because the headboard is bolted to the wall. The bathroom door is about 1 ½ feet from one of the beds, so walking in and out is tricky, and any stink is very noticeable.
Other reviews mention mini-​fridge and microwave, not in Room 102 as of today.
THIN walls, so you’ll get to know your neighbors’ activities. I get that it’s a cheap hotel ($ 60) but it even gets the basics wrong.

I’m not rating this place compared to the Fairmont Empress in Victoria or The Langham in Auckland. This is a 5 star review for a well-​priced/​cheap motel in Eugene, Oregon. Recently remodeled, clean, no stink, friendly staff and includes a microwave and fridge.
Dog friendly and the room did not smell of previous furry guests.
I’d definitely stay here again if we were in the area.

Planned a quick two-​night trip to Eugene for a Ducks game with my brother, grabbed a room here online for less than $ 50. We weren’t looking for anything fancy, we just wanted a good price and a good location. And that’s exactly what we got here. The neighborhood itself does seem a little sketchy at first, but it was within walking distance to the bars downtown and to campus — walks we made both during the day and quite late at night whilst a little intoxicated. Never had any problems (or really even saw anyone, for that matter). If you’re just in town for a weekend, and only using your room for sleeping/​showering, I would happily recommend this place. The room was clean and remodeled with nice tile in the bathroom and wood floors (which I very much appreciate in a hotel).
It’s not a four-​star hotel. But it’s not trying to be. It was exactly what we were looking for, so I’m giving it four Unilocal stars. Only docking the one star because the breakfast was pretty meager (bananas and pre-​packaged rolls) and there was no place to sit and eat it.

This is an interesting place… We found this place online, because we needed a place to stay on our drive home from Reno, and this was cheap (around $ 45). When we got there, we noticed the lovely ghetto-​esque neighborhood surrounding this motel. We parked, went into the office, and waited a good 10 minutes before anyone came to the front desk to check us in. We walked up the stairs to our room. It wasn’t horrible… seemed like the interior had been updated relatively recently. It felt like we were staying in a large dorm room. Floors were hard wood, no carpet. «Kitchenette» consisted of a mini fridge with a microwave on top of it. The «continental breakfast» consisted of coffee and those pre-​wrapped bear claw things you can buy at the gas station. That’s it. No place to sit and eat either. There was free wi-​fi at least! Overall… a little below average… but not the worst place we’ve stayed.