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Hmmm... "great hotels" they aren't, nor "adventurous."
However, most of the hotels I see have decent ratings and are suitably priced.
The Comfort Suites Eugene is cheap-ish, around $151 a night, and it has great reviews. Particularly, it is "immaculate," has "comfortable beds," and "convenient access to the highway."
Personally, I think it looks like a prison and the rooms aren't exactly compelling, but it seems like a great place to get some rest and a decent location.
http://media.expedia.com/hotels/2000000/2000000/1990300/1990267/1990267_6_b.jpg
http://media.expedia.com/hotels/2000000/2000000/1990300/1990267/1990267_1_b.jpg
Strangely, the Holiday Inn (typically my last choice while traveling) is well reviewed and has a much more contemporary look than the Comfort Suites. Check out this room -
http://media.expedia.com/hotels/2000000/1650000/1640100/1640080/1640080_35_b.jpg
http://media.expedia.com/hotels/2000000/1650000/1640100/1640080/1640080_22_b.jpg
Again, really surprised about the Holiday Inn Express. Prices are cheaper than the Comfort Suites, at around $141 a night. I see similar high points in the reviews, as well as "good breakfast," "helpful desk staff," and specifically, "large rooms."
The Residence Inn also has decent reviews, but it is a bit more expensive at around $185, and the rooms are... well, I think they are pretty ugly. Mmm... gotta love that cockeyed 1996 model 27" TV. Avoid knocking this on your foot if you find yourself in a rush.
http://media.expedia.com/hotels/1000000/570000/569400/569306/569306_22_b.jpg
Lastly, you could try the Hilton. Hilton is pretty much universally a decent stay, and it will be like any other Hilton - decent interior, comfortable room, but a bit dated.
http://media.expedia.com/hotels/1000000/10000/5700/5665/5665_14_b.jpg
If it were me, I'd probably go for the Hilton at $163 (I like staying in higher floor rooms with a view) or, ugh, the Holiday Inn Express.
Source(s):
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g51862-Eugene_Oregon-Hotels.html
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April 29, 2009 06:48 PM
What are some great hotel options in Eugene Oregon?
no preference, cheap? ritzy? adventurous? trying to weigh all options here.
What are the prices?
What are the amenities?
Photos and Video always help too. Thanks in advance
What are the prices?
What are the amenities?
Photos and Video always help too. Thanks in advance
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| April 29, 2009 07:29 PM |
However, most of the hotels I see have decent ratings and are suitably priced.
The Comfort Suites Eugene is cheap-ish, around $151 a night, and it has great reviews. Particularly, it is "immaculate," has "comfortable beds," and "convenient access to the highway."
Personally, I think it looks like a prison and the rooms aren't exactly compelling, but it seems like a great place to get some rest and a decent location.
Strangely, the Holiday Inn (typically my last choice while traveling) is well reviewed and has a much more contemporary look than the Comfort Suites. Check out this room -
Again, really surprised about the Holiday Inn Express. Prices are cheaper than the Comfort Suites, at around $141 a night. I see similar high points in the reviews, as well as "good breakfast," "helpful desk staff," and specifically, "large rooms."
The Residence Inn also has decent reviews, but it is a bit more expensive at around $185, and the rooms are... well, I think they are pretty ugly. Mmm... gotta love that cockeyed 1996 model 27" TV. Avoid knocking this on your foot if you find yourself in a rush.
Lastly, you could try the Hilton. Hilton is pretty much universally a decent stay, and it will be like any other Hilton - decent interior, comfortable room, but a bit dated.
If it were me, I'd probably go for the Hilton at $163 (I like staying in higher floor rooms with a view) or, ugh, the Holiday Inn Express.
Source(s):
http://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g51862-Eugene_Oregon-Hotels.html
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• Thanks for the info, too bad we scratched our Eugene trip plans
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