Western Oregon hotel guide. La Quinta Inn & Suites hotel in Western Oregon, Oregon

"There were ants on the bathroom counter, sink and shower did not drain, everything is run down and very old. The only thing edible at breakfast was the oatmeal."

"Breakfast was nicely prepared. It was delicious. The beach is beautiful... great for morning walks. The pool are is very nice. The room and bathroom were fine."

"This location is perfect for us. We didn’t eat at the restaurant upstairs this time because Portland does have a lot of great choices, however, it is good food, and I love the possibility of that. The room was clean as could be the bed was comfortable – I like everything about this hotel except perhaps valet parking."

"Valley River Inn has become our favorite place to stay when visiting Eugene. The newly renovated hotel is charming, clean, spacious, and has great amenities. We enjoy having the restaurant & bar onsite. The location isn't one closest to UO or walkable areas, but with a car this place is just perfect. The river trail makes for a beautiful walk to Autzen, if inclined to walk."

"Room was comfortable. The air conditioning unit was so loud and rather old which was a bit annoying as it woke me up. Other than that good stay."

"I didn’t mind having the ground floor room where you couldn’t see the ocean but wouldn’t stay in one again. Upstairs guests were very heavy walkers and had a child that ran back and forth in the room which was pretty noisy. Other than that I would definitely stay again just on the upper level."

"I really enjoyed this hotel, I love historic hotels it is a beautiful building that honestly could use some T.L.C. that being said it was very clean with good amenities, a fresh breakfast and comfy bed in a large room, good sheets fluffy towels 😃. The neighborhood is a bit sketchy, But not too bad, simply be aware. I traveled as a solo female. I would definitely stay again."

"The airport shuttle was great"

"Hotel was a relatively clean place to sleep and cleaning staff were pleasant. Physical condition of hotel needs work. Our key cards needed to be reset 4-5 different times because they randomly got demagnetized. Door to our room was physically difficult to open. Outdoor access door was supposed to be a card key entry, but they did not actually lock. Anyone could open the door from the outside. Front door staff were not attentive, carried on side conversations while checking us in and did not effectively address our key card concerns. "