Campbell House Inn

Campbell House was my favorite part about my first visit to Oregon! It is located just up the street from downtown on beautifully landscaped grounds. Free wine, cozy rooms with awesome old-​school amenities (LOVED the claw foot tub/​shower and avocado sink!), and the breakfast and dinner service is top notch. Every staff member I encountered was sweet and professional, like you are a real guest in their house. I know some other reviewers mentioned the train noise, but it is distant, unobtrusive, and I actually thought it added to the experience. When I had to cut my stay short, they promptly refunded the extra days, no questions asked. Do yourself a favor and check out this gem!

Campbell House Inn is wonderful and welcoming to the weary traveler. The location to downtown is just 3 – 4 blocks and it has everything you need: comfy bed, deliciously soft sheets, complimentary beverages in the room fridge, a glass of wine and breakfast! (Wine at breakfast — hmmm, that’s a thought.) What more would a traveler need? Maybe cookies and homemade scones — well, they have those too. This inn is on my list for a repeat stay next time I am in Eugene. Angela and Amber — the A team took excellent care of me.

Such an exciting find for an over night stay on the way to California!
I called at around 9pm for a last minute booking as my husband and I needed a place to rest our heads. Rather than stopping at a motel or cookie cutter hotel, we thought it would be fun to Unilocal a b’n’b and we happened to stumble across Campbell House Inn.
After a few rings a lovely lady named Amber graciously answered the phone and was so darling about looking after us making sure we had the best room in the house and that our experience was comfortable and welcoming.
As we arrive Amber poured us both a lovely complimentary glass of wine and showed us to our room, The Campbell Family room.
It was gorgeous. Full of character! Ornate and slightly kitch but exactly what we were looking for!
Now I am sure my husband would step in here and recommend NOT to google the haunted stories behind this hidden gem as I made sure we slept with the lights on haha however I can assure you no ghosts or ghouls joined us that evening!
This morning we woke up to the delightful aroma of breakfast which again was complimentary, and slowly but thoroughly enjoyed our lazy morning coffee and fireplace newspaper read before we hit the road again!
Love this place highly recommend !!

Great place. Came into town to get away and found this gem. Great rooms great service

This place is fantastic. We were escorted to our room. Free sodas in the fridge. Robes to wear. Beds are so comfortable. Very quiet rooms. Beautiful grounds around hotel. Breakfast was great too. Good price.

Amazing bed and breakfast! I enjoyed my stay here and would definitely recommend it. I will be staying here on my way back to Eugene. And it’s the best breakfast you’ll ever have! Rooms are clean and comfortable in the atmosphere is beautiful. The staff were very friendly and accommodating and helped me check in when I got there just a few minutes late from my long drive.

We have only stayed here once, as we live in Eugene, but we have eaten at The Campbell House numerous times. Food is exquisite.

Very quaint, beautiful grounds and friendly, helpful staff. There is a complementary glass of wine in the evening, and the breakfast was delicious. My only complaint is that the bed was super squishy, probably due to the cheap foam topper. Had I stayed more than one night I probably would have asked for it to be removed, which I’m sure they would have done.
My girlfriend and I were here for the Prefontaine Classic, and normally would have stayed closer but all the rooms around the venue were booked. Campbell House is about a half hour walk away, with a number of bars and restaurants ing the way, so it’s a very viable location if that’s why you’re here.

I am giving this B & B two stars because I am sure there are better rooms at the inn. However, if you stay at the Campbell House, be aware that the Cogswell Room is not going to provide a lovely experience. There is only one thing I really, really need from a hotel, and that is a good night’s sleep. Unfortunately, the bed in the Cogswell room appears to have been cobbled together at the very last minute — it is visibly starting to collapse at its foot, and squeaks like crazy every time you attempt to move in it. And you will move in it, because the mattress is so soft that it takes a very long time to get comfortable. I am still trying to move past the lower back strain. Also, there is a trip step from the bedroom to the bathroom. My toe has finally healed, thank you. And the clawfoot shower is lined with a plastic cocoon that makes showering feel like being digested. And the hoteliers should advise guests who book Cogswell that the floor above squeaks quite as much as the bed does, and that restaurant employees will be stomping on it well into the late hours of the evening. Oh, and the bathrobe had a broken belt loop. A small thing, but five-​star hospitality environments don’t overlook small things, and the Campbell House does.
I should also point out that, had breakfast been better, I’d have completely forgotten to write this review. Unfortunately, it was pretty sad. A flavorless scramble (not the way I like eggs but the other choice was plate of starch) with some bacon (good) and a small scone (tough — was it microwaved?). The coffee was both bitter (black) and flavorless (with cream).

What a lovely place!
We are road tripping through the US for 3 months and when we got stuck in traffic on our way to Portland we decided to spend the night on the road but in stead of a standard motel we wanted to try a nice B&B for once. And did we hit the jackpot! Not only did we get a room upgrade (we arrived late) but also we got a complimentary glass of wine and the most amazing breakfast the next morning. It was a beautiful day so hanging out in the garden the next day was just amazing. The owner was so friendly and made us feel very at home. The only downside was the wifi which only worked soso in the room.
We would definitely come back here!

The WORST customer service I have ever had at a bed & breakfast or hotel.
The people who run the place are greedy and not to be trusted. My partner became ill and I had to cancel 3 hotel reservations, every other hotel in California & Eugene complied, expressed compassion, and said ‘no problem’ — it was 3 days in advance.
Campbell house — on the other hand — kept our money even though we cancelled and never stayed there! I unforunately had given them my credit card information and they took full advantage of this.
The owner charged me for 2 nights when I did not stay at the hotel; I cancelled only a couple hours after making the reservations, 3 days in advance of my stay. (I would have given away the nights to a friend or someone nearby had I known the charges were coming; or the least they could do would be to credit us on our next visit). But they did not. In fact who knows they might of even rented the rooms given their behavior.
The staff member who answered when I cancelled said «It will not be a problem, if it is we will call you back.»
No one called so I presumed everything was OK, as I was told. Then after the scheduled stay (I never checked in or authorized the charge) the charge for both nights appeared. Surprise.
A dirty deed, that apparently wasn’t the first time, because the owner/​chef/​manager — who slandered and attacked me verbally saying I was «aggressive & bullying» when I asked for my money back — then said «We win these disputes.»
Campbell house basically stole $ 483 from my credit card; they restored it back then immediately took again to ‘trick’ my credit card company from being able to dispute the charges, which I had been trying to do when I saw it appear.
I simply do not like being lied to, and then stolen from — Campbell House did both.
Disgusting, slimy business practices — with this type of karma — I predict they will be out of business in no time acting greedily and slanderously.

I’ve actually stayed at this beautiful B&B numerous times before and was even previously married there, but I hadn’t been back since the new owners took over and started their renovations. We couldn’t have been happier with the results!
We wanted a mini getaway for my 40^th birthday that wasn’t too far from home. We came in from the coast and got the Eva Room. I was even able to get a fabulous deal for a second night by calling the day before our trip! The room was beautiful with that rustic charm you love from a B&B. Beautiful original hardwood floors, a 2-​person jacuzzi tub to die for, fireplace, king-​size bed, a little fridge filled with FREE water and sodas to enjoy and an amazing view. They even had a bottle of sparkling wine chilled with a note wishing me a happy birthday! If you look on the mantle you’ll find a journal that everyone who stays there writes their stories in. It was lovely to read as a couple and add our story to. It’s all those little touches the that truly make a difference.
The staff was both courteous and charming, giving us several choices at breakfast with delicious homemade scones, fluffy waffles, fresh fruit, sausage and even coffee that my coffee-​snob boyfriend loved! Our entire stay was magical and I thank them for making my 40^th birthday one I won’t soon be forgetting. We will most DEFINITELY be returning!

We stayed here for a nice night on the way to visit family for the holidays and were extremely pleased with our stay! Greeted at the door with a glass of wine and a smile, Campbell house was kind enough to upgrade us to the Gabriel room. The room was everything you could want after a winter travel day, warm and cozy with a lovely fireplace and whirlpool tub. Bed was also extra cozy, and would have slept like the dead, except we forgot to turn the heat down. In the morning we were treated to a complimentary homemade breakfast in the quaint dinning area. Because we were traveling on a Monday we had the place all to ourselves and it was extremely peaceful. All in all, it was much better than the cheap hotel we were considering and 100% worth the extra 20 bucks.

Romantic excellence! My boyfriend and I stayed here in their Cogswell Room July of this year and we had a very special experience. Complimentary wine when we arrived. Beautiful room with our own private entrance. Heavenly comfortable bed. Spectacular complimentary breakfast in the morning. Close to all the action in town, but surrounded with an absolutely beautiful landscape. We will 120% be back!

Very nice victorian house situated close to the downtown area. The style and clientel of this place suits most grandmas and grandpas but also hipsters that need a place to crash near the beer pubs downtown. Friendly staff!

Recently spent two nights here in the Stephen Room in Carriage House, which happens to be one of the most expensive rooms (paid $ 330 each night) on the entire property. While the room was beautifully furnished with many nice touches, there was an elephant in the room in the form of the block away train that sounded its horn every two hours… EVERY.two.hours…24/7. Also unfortunate was the fact that the conductors seemed to take great joy in blasting out some sort of random pattern that blared out over the equivalent of a mile or two of train track. Even with ear plugs and bathroom fan turned on the horn served as a form of torture waking us out of a sound sleep all night long both nights. And, contrary to manager’s replies on other posts complaining about the train noise, the horn can not be «heard all over Eugene» nor is it in any way, shape or form «charming».

We stayed here one night while traveling through Eugene. What a find! Our room was actually three rooms and slept 5. We had our own entrance, a complimentary glass of wine and a great breakfast, all for $ 100. The room was spotless, the bed comfy and the amenities more that exceeded my expectation for a b and b.
Personally, the nearby train noise did not bother me or even wake my husband. It passed through just twice (we were there on a Sunday) and while, loud, the interruption was short. Besides, the sound of a train seems nostalgic somehow. In any event, I would give this place a 5 star rating but am posting my review with 4 as others might be more sensitive.
I wish I’d known about this place sooner. I’ve spent my last money at mediocre hotel chains in the area. This is our new «go to» while in Eugene.

Very charming and quaint bnb with complementary gourmet made to order breakfast and at night there’s also a complementary glass of red or white wine. There’s also free wifi!
Each room only has one bed that’s about full size, but boy is that bed soft and plush! If you’re on a trip with a friend, you may want to opt for another room unless you’re ok bumping shoulders or accidentally elbowing them!
On to the cons! There’s super loud train noise, creaking floors, somewhat thin walls, and an ancient tube tv. I thought someone was on the tracks for how much the train blared it’s horn at around midnight! Another pro might be that you get a free wakeup call at 3am from the train! Lol my friend heard it and woke up, but I guess I slept through it (I’m a heavy sleeper).
I might come back if I was just with my girlfriend because this place has quite a romantic European vibe. Nice and clean place overall!

I am giving the Campbell house a 5 star rating because of the service and beauty of this Bed and Breakfast. I did not get to stay at this lovely place but I did how ever get the chance to dine here. The mini garlic scones are really good, they serve them before dinner. I had the filet mignon and my date had the roasted ribs with mashed potatoes. The sauce that was on both of the dishes were phenomenal! We also both had salads before our meal and let me tell you, one of the best I have ever had! Mine had the lavender dressing with strawberries. The food is definitely fine dining and I would recommend taking your date here for a special occasion or even if you just want to have quality food. They do offer a great wine list and seating outside for those of you wanting to enjoy a nice glass of wine on the lawn furniture. I can’t wait for a chance to go back and not just dine but actually stay and hang out. You should try it at least once.

We’ve stayed here many times. When we travel to Eugene, it’s our first choice. The rooms are all unique and comfortable. The breakfast is very nice. Lots of fresh fruit, yogurt and granola, hot food such as eggs/​bacon/​potatoes and the best darn scones ever! They are always friendly and will gladly prepare something off the menu if you like.
The rooms include a complimentary glass of wine for each guest and there are always warm chocolate chip cookies and coffee/​tea available.
If you can, choose the Carriage House rooms. They are a little more private, but we’ve yet to stay in a room that wasn’t great.