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It is a convenient location. It was a bit noisy this Saturday evening. It is always clean and quick with check-in. There are great food and shopping options within walking distance.

Overall we had a nice, cozy stay at the Yurtel. We needed to book last-minute accomodations for a football game in Eugene and this was a safe, affordable place to stay not absurdly far away. Our yurt was warm and comfortable and the water pressure in the shower was excellent. Our only complaint is the road and neighborhood noise. It should go without saying that you're going to hear outside noise if you're staying in a yurt, but the noise from the nearby highway was quite loud. We also could hear party noise from the neighborhood behind the Yurtel, and apparently folks in Veneta like to set off fireworks for Halloween, so we heard that, too. Thankfully, most of the noise subsided before it was too late and our sleep wasn't disturbed, but it might be nice for the management to include ear plugs in their list of amenities (and maybe eye masks, since early morning light does come in from the skylight at the top of the yurt.) Still, if you're looking for a quirky, affordable place to stay in the area, this would be a good choice.

It was the perfect spot for us to stay. It was close to everything. It was well stocked and clean. Thank you for letting us stay. We would come back again!

The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The bathroom was small but perfectly fine and the shower water pressure was good. The inside of the room was fine; a refurbished motel room in the Oregon style. I feel the need to point out a couple of odd things about this property. We appear to have been the only guests. We saw no one else our entire time (3 days) and the parking lot was always empty except for our car. The weekend we stayed there as the UO Homecoming and Family Weekend with a home football game. An odd weekend to have an empty motel. The shops were completely empty except for the working bakery the closest to the road; other two shops were closed with for lease signs in the windows. A large for lease sign appears at the entrance to the parking lot to the property. The entire environment of the property made me question if it was open and why we were the only ones staying there. The property is adjacent to the on ramp for 105 so there is road noise. It wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be but it is definitely audible. I put on white noise and it was fine. The property backs up to the open space where 105 drops down to 99 in Eugene. That area strikes me as a bit of a no-mans land with quite a few homeless people. One night we were in the hotel we heard loud whistling and shouting outside, maybe in the parking lot, we didn't check. This isn't a place I'd be doing a lot of walking to and from at night.