Travelodge by Wyndham Pioneer Villa

Spacious rooms. The restaurant had great biscuits and gravy. Stayed here for parents weekend at the college since it was the closest thing we could find last minute. For over 150$ a night, I expected more. We paid for 2 nights via Expedia and the front desk girl told us everything was paid for in advance. Before we went to bed on Saturday night I saw a charge pending in my account from the Travellodge for the cost of an additional night. (171$) Thought maybe they put a hold on for damages, but when I went to check out the kid at the front desk was very confused. He said this happens every Sunday, people get double charged because they used a service to book (Expedia in my case) instead of booking directly. He said because the banks are closed on Sundays, there was nothing he cou

Booked this room for OSU graduation weekend and this motel is in terrible shape. I did not spend the night and checked out by 9:30 pm. The lock on the large front window on the ground floor window was broken and I was told by Dawn (reception) that non other rooms were available and no maintenance personnel were there. I was told that "it was a fairly safe area" and expected to stay there even though the room could not be secured. I am a 67 year old women traveling with my 20 year old daughter. I am being charged for 1 night stay and am blasting social media to prevent other women from risking their safety and being forced to stay in an unsecured room.

Positive: clean, turning the heater on made it cozy! Negative: ""

Very nice people. Let me check in at 6am after driving all night. Great price on rooms $73.00. Place is kinda old but clean. The rooms are big too. Hard to find these real truck stops anymore. I will be back.

Stayed at the Travelodge because in Eugene the weekend that I was dropping my kid off for the University of Oregon School of honors. I might add, nothing like a proud dad, hotels. Anywhere near Eugene were four times the rate on off-season. Absolutely ridiculous. Found this place. 25 minutes up the road. If you're looking for a Ritz-Carlton well you will probably be disappointed. Think of one of the old travel motels where you pull your car up in front of your room. That is budding off the last room where the other guy parked. Maybe you could also think of a a group of stagecoaches circled around with a central point and that would be your parking. It was clean , warm at night and cool during the day. Could I hear the dog barking until the guy calmed his dog down? Yep. They have a restaur