Sixty – Six Motel

Can’t sleep, trains will eat me… the hourly all night trains will literally stop at this building and Blair their horns. The 70’s era shag carpet, antique room fridge, and turn dial TV are era correct to when the building was constructed. It looks to have been a Sh|t hole then… and nothing has been done to improve it since. If you value personal hygiene and sleep this place is not for you…

Dont stay here if you want to sleep. If the trains dont keep you up the maids yapping outside your door about infected tongue rings and hepatitis will. The hotel is extremely dated, and the worry about leaving there with something you didn’t have before will keep you up for weeks. Plus the homeless residents love to sit outside the maids quarters and piss themselves drunk on the chairs outside. I love the fact that the room I occupied made me feel like I was in a real life CSI scene. If you want a laugh bring a black light with you.

Stayed here for two nights. Train tracks are right behind one of the buildings. Room was clean. My room had only a shower which was fine. This was at the desk which wasn’t made aware of when booking on the phone which might help a few people:
*Please be advised that we strongly recommend that you do not use you debit card for payment of charges, or to guarantee reservations. (continues with info about banks might double charge you)…Additionally, Please be aware that all cards are authorized for room rate, tax and an additional $ 30.00 deposit to cover any miscellaneous charges incurred during you stay *

I decided to stay here for the University of Oregon graduation because the location was so close to campus. Worst decision I could have made. The guy at the front desk never told us when check out was and the next day a very rude cleaning lady was pounding on the door. I was about to shower and pack up my car and leave for graduation and I answered that door and she screamed «YOU HAVE 10 MIN TO LEAVE THE PROPERTY OR ELSE WE WILL CHARGE YOUR ROOM FOR ANOTHER NIGHT» I was leaving that day and not staying another night. I went to talk to the person and the front desk and she told me the guy who checked me in was supposed to give me a card that says when check out was. He never did and I polity asked if I could have 20 minutes to pack and shower and she said NO. I had to frantically pack all my things while the intimidating cleaning lady lurked around the corner watching me. They should have given me the 20 min when it was their fault for not informing me when check out was.
This hotel was not nice, but that’s not how anyone should run a business.
The room smelled awful as well.