Eugene Hotels with Saltwater Pool

Best Eugene Hotels with Saltwater Pool

Name: Royal Inn
Address: 1740 State Highway 99 N, Eugene, Oregon, 97402-1626, United States
Telephone: +1 541-689-8369

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"Very comfortable room. Parking , however, was ridiculous: not mentioned at time of booking, but you have to pay $14 a night. And it’s a QR code stuck to a pillar in the crowded lot, that requires the guest to fill..."
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