Rodeway Inn Willamette River

Relatively basic hotel, had to change rooms twice, the first had a broken lock and the seconds toilet was broken but the third one was nice. The lady working the desk was really nice though.

This place is filthy and disgusting. On top of it, they had the audacity to price gauge over graduation weekend (almost $400 a night for this run-down and seedy motel). Where do I begin my my laundry list of complaints? ....Hot water for showers runs out, floors are filthy (don't go barefoot), dirty bed linens (pull up the fitted sheets to find other guest's hair), shady people walking through the parking lot at all hours, local riffraff hanging outside of the lounge (shared parking lot) late into the evening, static-filled TV reception, and I won't even bother to go into all the reasons this place is in dire need of an HGTV makeover.

We wanted a hotel for sleeping. Came to visit family in Oregon. Would have like a coffee pot in the room. Had to ask for a hair dryer. Office was locked at all times Had to communicate through a window Room was comfortable and clean

The property was convenient to the activities I had planned.

It was fine for the value and availability. No breakfast or pool though

The property wasn’t safe, had homeless people everywhere. It was rundown, I’ll never stay at this place.

at check in the clerk was rude and unfriendly ice machine broken door locks were broken so room was unsafe I was with my brother or I would have gone and slept in my car at the police station other than stay at this awful motel. Roadway needs to review the facility and remove all affiliation with this motel

The facility itself was pretty basic, though this was not unexpected, but the room was shabby and smelled musty. The man at the front desk was very abrupt and not at all friendly. Again this was not totally unexpected because I knew I'd booked into a budget-friendly place for this short stay. However, when we woke up after the first night I discovered someone had tried to come into our room during the night. The door was pushed open, but we had secured the chain across the door so no one was able to enter. Had this person been determined a shove on the door would have done the trick. At that point we did not feel safe and I booked the second night at another hotel. We left early and no one was at the front desk so I called the number posted. The person who answered seemed mildly concerned and told me to just leave my room key at the desk. I am not out to trash anyone's business. The place needs a thorough clean up, a review of their safety measures and perhaps a friendlier face at the front desk.