We ended up here when another hotel lost our reservation for the very busy "move-in" weekend for the U of Oregon. We were very glad to find any room at all, but this is definitely what I would call a "last resort" hotel. In a nutshell: Old and rundown - newer tile in the bathrooms, but the doors were ancient, locks were very weak, keys were old-style metal with your room number printed right on them. Ceilings very stained from a leaky roof - we were glad it was a dry weekend. Bedspreads and blankets old and tattered, and we promptly slid them onto the floor, as they were somewhat stained and not something we wanted near us. The room was very small, and the sink area was tiny, making it a difficult place for 3 of us to get ready. Even the lobby of the hotel is old, dark and depressing. The cost was excessive for such a low level room. We paid $107 plus taxes, bringing the total to about $120 for one night. I would not stay here again.

We stayed here on the recommendation of family members. The price was low which I appreciated but the rooms were small (and difficult to get my mother's wheelchair into), there were few amenities. On the plus side, it was clean, the price was right, and the restaurant attached to the hotel, "Elmer's", was fabulous. We ate several meals there and really enjoyed everything we had.

I was somewhat surprised when we arrived because the hotel looks dated and we actually paid more for these rooms than we did for a much nicer room at another hotel the night before. The hallways are quite dark and smell musty. It seems to be an old hotel that hasn't been updated in some time and the decor and furniture reflect that. The beds weren't very comfortable, the bedding and pillows were shabby and there was no shampoo or conditioner; for the price we paid, I thought this would have been standard. It's really just an average hotel and there wasn't anything particularly bad about it but I felt we overpaid based on the service and quality we experienced.

My extended stay was pretty frustrating. The rooms and property are nothing to write home about, but also nothing too much to complain about. I agree with other posters though, the doors have been recycled, so the hardware has been McGyvered. Also, eventhough the GM is really nice, others on staff are hit/miss at best. The housekeeping staff kinda does alright, though I simply had them stay away during my stay. One lady in particular would just not respect my repeated wishes to sleep days. My night shift ends, to bed by 6 am then the same housekeeping lady everytime would wake me by running her cart against the hall wall (bed headboards all against the hall wall!!!) or simply yelling in Spanish down the hall length to coworkers. SO hard to even function when night shift work is combined with no sleep. I only asked that one thing of them and it was not delivered. Otherwise, it was a fine place to crash with at least some wireless in the room and really bad tv (Satellite with NO channel selection). The breakfast in the lobby was ok, just stay clear of the DIY waffles, awful. They try (on the whole) but are hamstrung by a lack of Corporate commitment to facilities upkeep and needed structural and customer focused upgrades. Definitely a thumbs down for the traveller, but aa thumbs up for the extended business stay (if you're not at all picky about noise or other above mentioned).