Red Carpet Inn

I stayed at the Rodeway (the current name), because I had to catch an early flight and it was much easier than getting up at 3am. The place is old, and bit worn. However, it represents very good value, and is in a location with lots of things within walking distance. We had booked a basic room with two beds. We wound up with a corner room. This turned out to be nice, because it had a separate bedroom for the extra bed, with the shared bathroom in between. Everything was long in the tooth, but it was comfortable and reasonably clean.

This hotel is now a Rodeway Inn. I pre-​paid for the room sight unseen from a website. Based on the great price, I wasn’t expecting much. What a pleasure to find welcoming and accommodating faces in the office. When I checked into my room, I requested extra pillows which arrived before I could move my luggage into my room. The hotel is a retro one level motel that has been well updated. The rooms were small but clean and comfortable. The room had a comfortable bed, in-​room coffee, fridge, microwave, premium cable channels, and free wi-​fi. The neighborhood is considered «emerging,» but my husband & I walked to a great dinner spot and a breakfast place with no problem. The free breakfast consists of coffee, fruit, and pastries. My only issue was that there was no decaf coffee in the room or office, but oh well, everything else was over and above expectations.

Booked through Priceline, told was a two-​star, but actually just one-​star at most.
Greeted by strong chemical smell upon opening the room. Leaving the door open for half hour, and leaving the bathroom window open for the whole night, smell still strong the next morning. No coffee maker in the room, so went to the front desk asking for a cup of hot water to make a cup of tea myself.
Found other people’s pubic air in the bath tub, shower curtain. The color of pillow was yellowish if you peeked through the pillowcase. So I asked front desk to change the pillow. The sheets were not just thin that you can see through, but also had susceptible stains on it, so I asked front desk again to change it. But replied from the Indian owner: «this is not the first time you asked to change things. YOU CAN CHECK OUT IF YOU DON’T LIKE HERE!». At 9PM in a freezing night, supposedly I should pay extra money to look for another motel?
Stunned and speechless!!!
Next time will try not to book through Priceline, and NEVER EVER stay in «Red Carpet Inn» in Eugene when traveling north.

Well, as you can tell I went on this family road trip with Jenny N. and Yennie N. (who both left reviews).
So we stayed in the corner room and the layout was a little strange. The bathroom was in the middle of 2 adjacent rooms. The bathroom had 2 doors that both locked from the outside. Meaning that you’d have to really be mindful while going to the restroom at night! BUT with that said — we had tons of space to lounge. Because REALLY what else is there to do in Eugene, OR but lounge around?

This place is no good, my review is not about the staff but about the actual hotel room because I did not have to worry about staff interaction being the youngest in my family.
My middle sister and my older sister’s boyfriend got BUG BITES. LARGE gross bug bites. Also sleeping on this bed made me feel so… dirty…icky…slicked with grease and oils of unknown origin. The bed and blankets were old and faded and the AC was very loud and smelled weird. Not only that my room/​bathroom looked into someone else’s backyard and being a cute asian female I was scared of some stalker looking in when I was showering or sneaking in while I slept.
I will not be returning to this Inn.

The staff was friendly but didn’t know very much about the area when we asked for a place to eat/​see. The room advertised 3 beds with a fold out couch to accommodate our party but there were no roll-​away bed or fold out couch. There is continental breakfast in the morning (coffee, juice and some patisseries). You can’t really expect too much since we were on a family roadtrip and on a tight budget. For the price I guess we can’t ask for much. The bed were okay and the towels were clean enough to use. Great for a one night stay.

I stayed in this Motel as I was driving from California to Washington. The proprietor was very friendly and helpful. I asked for a place to get a quick dinner and a drink and he directed me to the Duck Inn, a fun pub with good food and a fun atmosphere. Pay attention if you leave the motel though it’s on a one way and you have to manouver your way back.
The room itself didn’t smell very good but looked clean. The bed was comfortable and clean, and there was a desk, table w/​two chairs (nice but pretty worn), microwave & frig, hair dryer and free wifi. The bath towels were pretty worn and the tub didn’t drain very well. There was no coffee maker in the room. I like getting up and making myself a cup of coffee before having to shower and getting dressed. For people not like me there was coffee and sweet rolls in the office lobby.
One of the things I really, really didn’t like about the whole experience was I got a used paper key holder. It had obviously been used several time with the room number changed several times. Now I understand that they’re trying to save a buck but come on, that’s really gros! How many people have handled that before me? Does that mean they don’t disenfect the key cards between people too?
My advise, get a room deodorizer and use new key card holders. That would have put my rating up to a 4.

A Haiku Review of Red Carpet Inn:
Try to follow this:
This is a five star motel.
So it gets three stars.