My sisters and I stayed at the Shilo Inn recently during a family emergency and we couldn't say enough about the caring staff. We were there during a family illness and death. The staff reduced our rate to the weekly rate without our asking and found a discount for family who only stayed a few days. When we returned a week later they remembered us and again found the best rate for our stay. As we left in the morning and returned, they compassionately asked about our family and expressed sympathy for our loss.

That being said, the hotel was in the beginning of a much-needed remodel. It was clean but dated. The breakfast was good, included fresh apples and sometimes bananas, but could have been better with changes in the choices of cereals and breads.

I would definitely stay there again and would recommend the Shilo Inn because of the compassion of the staff and the excellent service.

Don't stay here.
Cons: Elevator is small and makes loud clunking noises that make you worry to use it. The hallways smell like strong, old perfume - perhaps covering another odor? My room smells like body odor. The TV is very old and makes a loud humming noise which makes it difficult to hear the program you are watching. The bed is as hard as a rock and the sheets are worn and barely tucked in. The $10 clock radio is bolted to the night table so you can't pick it up to set it. The chair at the very small table is wobbly. There is no counter space but plenty of cobwebs on the ceiling and stains on the carpet. The curtains have staples in them. They only provide one small towel. One of the lamp shades is broken and keeps falling off the lamp. I can hear the people in the next room. Breakfast consists of prepackaged small blueberry muffins and coffee. Service at the front desk is slow and the kids running the front desk are unskilled. The computer they provide for the "business center" is in the very small lobby and so old it takes 3.5" disks. Too bad I pre-paid for the room with Expedia or I would check out and find a decent place. Pros: My stay is almost over!!!!

Please...........I'm assuming that Educated business Travelers arent as stupid as Shilo inn must think we are. There advertisement is a bunch of Crap.I've had the unpleasure of staying in several of there what they call Affordable Excellence hotels and found one to be a little worse then the last. All the way to the last one in Tigard Oregon I finally had words with my Boss aboout his choice of hotels. Thank God. Im not paying for these 1960's era hotels that were remodeled so many times the building forgot how old it was. My company reluctantly pays for my travel stays so I feel pretty well versed when I say Run to Phoenix inn or Embassy suites which are right up the street a little more expensive but well worth the stay. The Carpets are dirty, The beds are Horrible. the breakfast isnt Bad as long as you dont watch the maids clean the area with the same towel that they use on everything else. location wise if you want drugs theres section 8 housing around the corner. Its not the safest of areas in fact the clerk and i were talking and she told me that have been robbed a few times this yeart. GREAT I think I'll stay at the Embassy suirtes. Thanks for your time.

We were on a road trip through Oregon and stayed in three Shilo Inns. The entire chain is tired and in need of renovation but the other two shiols were acceptable. Our room was shabby and the carpet was filthy. Also, the location is poor for restaurants.