Express Inn & Suites Eugene

This 2-story motel will appeal to those who seek an inexpensive clean lodging for a short stay. The room was very clean, the air conditioner worked and the towels and complimentary toiletries were adequate. On the downside, the furniture was aged and battered and the overall atmosphere a bit grim. The neighborhood is mixed. Eugene's homeless challenge was on full display but there are some very good restaurants, food trucks and a delightful beer garden and patio within a few blocks. We didn't feel unsafe walking to them -- at least during the daylight hours. For those looking to explore Eugene on foot, the riverfront, rose garden, 5th Avenue Market and Saturday Market are within a walk of 20 minutes or so.

Very dirty, old, and unresponsive management Unfortunately, upon arrival, I found that the surrounding conditions and the overall cleanliness of the hotel did not meet my expectations or those required for my family's comfort. Specifically, I noticed that the couch, air conditioning units, and decorative items exhibited an unsatisfactory level of cleanliness, which raised concerns for the safety and well-being of my infant child and myself. In addition to concerns about the hotel’s interior, I observed that the parking lot contained several rundown vehicles that appeared to be inhabited, as well as individuals experiencing homelessness across the street. These observations contributed to my discomfort during my visit. Given these circumstances, we decided not to stay and promptly notified the front desk of our departure. I have yet to receive a response from management or the owners regarding this.

Eww I got this room because it said it had a pool, but the pool was unfortunately closed. They were doing maintenance in the hallway right next to my room and it was very smelly. There was also a lot of stains on the bed which made my daughter grossed out and we also Went and we also slept on one bed over the blankets.