Broadway Inn

I want to start this review by saying that this negative review in no way reflects the quality of service we received by the staff. They were perfectly lovely and accommodating.
That being said, this place is not pleasant. We checked in and were initially given a second floor room, of which there seem to be a couple. After opening the door to the stairs and heading up, we noticedour immediate neighbors, who were smoking cigarettes and playing music loudly. The room was small, but clean enough. In general, the crowd staying at the Inn, at least that night, seemed shady. It appeared there were a group of homeless people hanging out in the courtyard area in front of the office at all hours, which can be disconcerting.
After returning from dinner, we discovered the door that led to the stairs to our room was locked with a «Do Not Disturb» tag on the door. We only have keys to the room itself so it seems our neighbors knowingly locked us out. We went to the manager to have the door unlocked, but had to wait because the key was nowhere to be found. (This manager was very apologetic and accomodating) When we managed to get up to our room, which reeked of our neighbors’ cigarettes, we realized we just couldn’t stay next to them. The office assigned us another room, but unfortunately that was not the end of our ordeal. When we opened the door to the new room, it was… indescribably bad. Picture a sterotypical rock star-​trashed room with the pungent odor of something rotting. I think we both heard the stabbing strings from Psycho in our head in that short glimpse. To this day, I honestly have no idea what could have possibly happened in that room/​possible crime scene.
Once again, we were assigned a new room. At that point, all trust was lost. We wanted the night to be over quickly so we could get out of that place as soon as humanly possible. It was the first time we had really felt unsafe in any lodging establishment.
Again, the staff was friendly but this place is rough. I know it’s cheap and convenient, but I cannot in good conscience recommend the Broadway Inn to others.

Stopped here for a nite After a long ride on the motorbike in 106 temp.
The fellow at check in was friendly and seemed to actually take pride in his work… Rooms were simple but clean. Quiet too. Only wish they had coffee pots in the rooms. The outdoor pool was Blast too.
If looking for an inexpensive basic room — it’s a great place.

It is what it is. A decent place to sleep/​crash for the night. Checked in late into the night, and got a decent room. The place around the parking lot smelled a little (probably the gutters). The room was OK.
Like other reviewers have mentioned, I experienced the same issues with the room & the bathroom, but at that price, why would anyone crib.
It’s located close to Eugene downtown. The Hult Center and a lot of other places were within walkable distance.

You will get what you pay for here. It did what is was supposed to, provided a safe place to stay for a night. Although it wasn’t the nicest, the location was great. We could walk to campus easily and was able to discover some of Eugene simply by walking from this location as well. Breakfast was minimal but was offered for free. I would stay again but wouldn’t go out of my way to.

As a professional dance company we have dancers from all over the world come to Eugene to perform with us and with that they need a place to stay! We have found that The Broadway Inn is the perfect place! It is close to our studio and the Hult Center where we have our performances as well as being close to downtown Eugene. Our dancers love the fact that there is a free on site kitchen and laundry. The staff is always very friendly and accommodating! We are very grateful for our partnership with the Broadway Inn and would recommend it to anyone who is coming to stay in Eugene and wants to be in a great location, close to many of the fun attractions that Eugene has to offer.

Run far away!!! We stopped here to stay, called ahead to make sure the room was ready, it was not. So we went down the road to a brewery came back 2 hours later and the bed was not made and there was something black all over the carpet. Not to mention the wierd — os hanging out in the parking lot. The staff was friendly but this place needs to be burnt to the ground. Dirty, nasty, and TRASHY! I was afraid my car would get broken in to! DON’T DO IT!

Cheap, conveniently located, motel with huge 2-​rooms apartment.
Near University of Oregon and Downtown.
Will stay again.

Think «Breaking Bad» this place needs to be bulldozed and rebuilt. The staff was very friendly and the breakfast was great but this place is a complete dump. I guess $ 64 dollars a night should have thrown up a red flag but we were staying there with a volleyball team and this place was referred to the team by the tournament directors. I will say if you are looking for cheap and you don’t mine meth addicts for neighbors this place is for you.

Stayed for 3 nights. Service was great, until the 3^rd day. I was preparing to go out to eat. I don’t wear glasses outside of my home. I sat on the bed, took off my glasses and put in my contacts. My glasses were on the night stand when I left. ($ 600 oakleys) When I returned 30 minutes later I noticed the beds were made. The maids had been through the room. And my $ 600 glasses had vanished. I searched the entire room for an hour just to be sure.
When I reported the theft, nothing was done. «I’m sorry that happened» were the exact words. So the 3 nights cost me just shy of $ 1k. And I didn’t even get bottle service. Stay elsewhere.

Bear in mind this is a four-​star review in terms of what can reasonably be expected of a two-​star motel. In other words, this is not a four-​star hotel in the least, but it’s well-​managed (broken microwave swapped out within fifteen minutes by maintenance; easy check-​in; room made up upon request after we were flaky about getting going to leave), the linen doesn’t have embedded hair or stains, the carpet is dense and pristine like an office hallway’s, and the rooms are actually a good size and have a well-​imagined layout. Decent mini-​fridge and microwave.
Place is pretty old, but our room didn’t have peeling paint or evidence of trauma. If the only reason for only two stars were age, we wouldn’t care, but it’s basically just one of those serviceable «meh» places in all respects and we didn’t care anyway.
It looks seedy from the exterior and some guests possibly match this profile. The neighborhood is run down seeming but there are other better ones very nearby (less than half a mile), downtown one direction and the U of O campus in the other.
Utterly acceptable continental breakfast, no options for protein or other nutrition whatsoever but the muffins made for okay comfort cake during this harsh rainy winter. Tacky restaurants plus a 7 – 11 within a block.
Free, sluggish wifi.
The best aspect by far was the price. Four nights, $ 211 total, including all taxes. For that rate, it’s incredible.
We came here to visit family in the winter when the college was on break. Therefore, we don’t know what it’s like when this motel is at all populated. But if you need to come to Eugene for some reason other than a Ducks game, check the rates and be assured the place is totally fine.

We stayed here when visiting for a Duck game. In the past, we have always stayed at the Hilton but it was full this time. I was perfectly happy with the room; the place is old, as you can see from the pictures so it doesn’t have modern décor or new furnishings but it did have free breakfast and a fridge in the room which the Hilton does not. Our room was clean. I would stay here again, especially if I was mostly just looking for a place to crash after a fun night. The desk staff guy was really nice. If you are super-​particular about your accommodations, don’t stay here but if you can handle some chipped paint and old tile, you can’t beat this place for the price.

Stayed 3 nights for a conference and was happy. Breakfast in the morning was a plus. Good location — walking distance to both campus and downtown area.

Booked this motel through
as we needed a place while we stayed in Eugene to attend a Ducks football game and to visit the area. This was our first visit to Broadway Inn and will be our last.
To be fair, the check in process was okay (10 p.m.) and the staff was pleasant.
The place is old and the room reflects it. Especially the old tiles in the bathroom, peeling paint, cracked and molding caulking in the tub/​shower and cigarette burned and stained carpeting. I would say that this place has seen better days, probably fifty years ago.
My rating is impacting by the price I paid (averaging $ 101.00 per night for a four night stay), during a football weekend, and the poor service we received when our shower drain began to back up. We literally were standing in ponded water at least 1″ to 1−½″ deep while bathing. The next day we asked the front desk/​maintenance staff (who began eating as they listened to our request) and the housekeeping staff to please have someone check on this problem, needless to say the problem remained. I personally had to take apart the drain plug and clean out the mass of hair and God knows what that goop was, before the drain worked properly.
While others say that it was a good price for their room (they definitely did not stay during a busy football weekend and were given an inflated price for this poor excuse for lodging), I can honestly say they cannot pay me to stay at this place ever again. Look elsewhere for your lodging needs, if Eugene is booked, consider traveling away from the immediate area rather than stay at the Broadway Inn. I have booked way better rooms for less!!!

We walked to downtown and had a nice dinner and the neighborhood is quaint. Hot breakfast was appreciated and free internet. Besides the construction across the street (wasn’t that bad) my AC worked great and was quiet. Comfy bed and hot shower, it was great.

It wasn’t a fantastic experience but it was far from terrible.
We needed a late night place to stay en route to a better location.
Not very many places in Eugene accept pets, so we ended up here.
I think we paid like $ 80 total for the night. Which honestly I considered a bit overpriced for a 10pm check in. Call me crazy but hotels should discount their rates after a certain time. Like 9? That’s just my opinion and will never be a reality but anyway the two people working at the front desk were really nice and friendly. I scoffed a little at the $ 15 a night pet fee, but only because I want my dog to get a job and start paying her own way.
The room was simple and clean. I felt comfortable enough. I did of course lift the sheets and inspect for bed bugs because I’m neurotic but I didn’t see any? Do you see them… I have no idea — but I didn’t. The breakfast in the morning was nothing fancy. Bagels & bread type stuff with coffee and tea but that’s a nice perk. I’d stay there again if I had to.

Great cheap place to stay. Awesome location just a few blocks walk and you are at the Rogue taproom or Voodoo donuts in downtown. Room was clean and basic. No soap or shampoo so bring your own. Our room had funky peach colored fifties tile in the bathroom and a bottle opener on the door.

Great for the money. Clean, comfy beds, free wifi, nice people. Its not the hilton bit 60 bucks

This place is cheap so I guess you get what you pay for, the beds were pretty comfy but the room was very small and not very amenities at all, TV very old. There was also a lot of noise, you hear people running water, flushing toilets, also coughing. slamming doors. In the morning about 8 AM there was some G. rap music playing absurdly loud. The breakfast was crap repeat, crap and had very limited choices. a few cut up Costco muffins, some stale bagel crap and then the coffee was in these tiny plastic cups, you really have to get there before it’s gone. the people were weird there as was the checkout guy who was really weird. I don’t recommend it, pay the extra 20 bucks, go somewhere else.

Stayed here last year for about three weeks while working in town. Rooms were meh with something crawling in the walls our dog kept trying to get at. What I didn’t enjoy the most however was my expensive watch that was stolen from the room while we were away at work. Filed a police report, nothing they could do. Owner says he asked the maid in question, who denied it. Place had a very sketchy feel to it while we stayed there. The guy who runs it is very friendly and accommodating, but some other lady (I think his mom) is a complete b-​word. Before the watch incident she was rude, cold and very hard to talk to, and after, oh boy we had to leave the place. She turned it up to super b-​word and we were done.
Highly recommend the place next door, the Campus Inn I think it’s called. It is where we stay now whenever we come into town. They have much nicer rooms, a jacuzzi, nice staff, better breakfast and coffee… just overall a better place. But, a bit more expensive I believe. Worth it though.

This was a serious God send after our nightmare at the Econo Lodge.
We were in town for the Eugene Marathon.
A mess up in booking that we made months earlier…
left us, last minute, scrambling for a room.
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You don’t come here for the bells and whistles
You come here for the clean bed and the reasonable price.
For that, they did everything perfect.
Very friendly and helpful staff.
Even the simple breakfast spread they put out was fresh and decent enough.
All in all, I’d stay here again.