“Welcome Inn Eugene”

This is one of the more run-down hotels I've ever stayed in ... and I've stayed in lots. Nothing specifically terrible about it, but I'd advise spending a little more for somewhere nice. (And I'm not all that picky, either.)

“The extreme end of cheap”

The main problem with this hotel was the guest room itself. First, the cleaning solution was EXTREMELY strong (noxious) when we checked in -- so much so that we had to leave the windows open and the fan on all night. Second, the water pressure in the shower was nonexistent. I had to wash myself by wetting the wrag and rubbing it around as the flow was not strong enough to wash off soap. The staff (one woman) at this hotel was very friendly. However, it is in a rather seedy neighborhood. If you're staying in Eugene, try to stay further east on Sixth Street rather than down on this end. I would recommend paying ten or 15 dollars more and staying in one of the much better places back down the road -- you'll be glad you did.

“At least the bed seemed clean.”

Very small room, crummy little tv, no ice or in-room coffee maker, unpleasant odor, drug dealing near by, no likeable amenities of any kind. It's location was convenient, but would never stay there again.

“Shabby and old”

The motel was very old and needed major updating. Luckily, we didn't spend very much time there.

“Will never return.”

They charged a 20 fee that was refundable if you did not smoke. Almost checked out. but is was already late when i checked in.

“Good on a budget”

Staff was great, and a problem with a mistaken date reservation was quickly taken care of for me. The room was clean and as a nonsmoking room had clearly actually been kept nonsmoking. I would say there were four problems with the stay, but only two are under the hotel staff's control. Those two were 1) no desk or table of any sort to work at in the room --this would not be a problem for anyone just wanting a room to shower and sleep in, with a little television viewing to relax before bed. 2) My ll room had a connecting door on the far side of the bed which apparently gave into the larger room next door, however, there was no lock on my side of the door and as it opened into whatever space was on its other side there was also no way to brace it shut on my side. The door WAS locked/unopenable from my side and as the next room was not occupied I didn't request a room change. The other two problems were 1) food --While a nice mom-and-pop restaurant is only a block away on 6th, it's open from 7 am to 2 pm only. In late afternoon and evening you're out of luck unless you know the area and are willing to drive, or you want to go to the very small chinese or burger places that I found about three blocks away on 7th located in tiny adjacent storefronts. 2) The location is not really bad, but the combination of no residential homes, almost no businesses open after 5 pm, somewhat run-down buildings, and increasing numbers of ill-dressed passersby as it gets later = staying inside.

“Can't Complain for the Price Paid”

The hotel was adequate for the price I paid. They say you get what you pay for, so I wasn't expecting anything amazing. The rooms were very small, but were clean. The gentlemen working check-in was very nice and able to take care of my needs. The area was not the best, as there was not really much around and it was too far of a walk down to the action. All in all it was a good stay.

“should be a weekly rental”

sucks