This is a beautiful house with a lovely garden and a gracious host (unfortunately, I did not have an opportunity to meet the hostess). The house is restored to mint condition with period furnishings and tasteful decoration. The rooms are impeccable. The garden is incredibly pretty (and I truly appreciated the little tour of it that the host offered me). The neighborhood is pretty and the breakfast was yummy. If I sound like I'm gushing, well, I guess I am, because I think this place is a real charmer and a real find.

This Inn is an incredible find. A marvelous garden, tastefully cultivated with a variety of shrubs, trees and blooms, surrounds the Inn. If you love gardens, you will love strolling through and making discoveries. The best city gardens have secret places, comfortable places and surprises. The Inn has all of these. More beauty, comfort and pleasure awaits you inside the Inn. I would easily return.

We were in town to see the US Track & Field Championships, as well as get out and run, bike, walk, and enjoy the beautiful Eugene summer weather. B&B was absolutely lovely: great location (very close to a restored creek as well as the river), so we went running every morning, took several bike rides along the local bike paths and in the parks, and ate incredible breakfasts to get us started. We almost never got into our car; the bike routes around the city were perfect (and flat) for getting around, and we got to see (and taste) the local restaurants, hang-outs, etc. The B&B has its own fantastic gardens and delightful cats, as well as charming guests with whom we chatted avery morning. Highly recommended!

We loved our stay at this historic but modern B&B. The breakfasts were great, the garden beautiful, and the innkeepers friendly. We'd definitely go back if we went to Eugene again.