Travelers Inn

1. the bathroom is very poorly planned. the commode is in a triangular corner, where it is extremely uneasy and difficult to use. you are cramped in a very tight place to use commode.nn2. there is no coffee maker in the room, which shocked me. any cheapest place to stay, at least offer a coffee maker, but not in this place.nn3. the room carpet at the bathroom door was not properly installed, there were nail or some sharp pointy objects which were constantly poking into your feet whenever you enter or exit bathroom.nn4. there were flies in the room. it was not cleaned properly.

There were no bugs in our room although some rooms do have them. I think the worst part was Jeffery’s dahmer‘s ghost wouldn’t let me sleep. He kept whispering in my ear welcome to the murder motel. I would not recommend staying at this motel.

Giving a 1 star, because I cannot do the review without a star. But YUCK!!!!!!! I'm being generous! We aborted mission, jumped ship and left the scene of the crime! For me, this was a scene from one of those creepy movies where people get killed from the vagrants and characters I saw there.....uggghhh! I can't even believe Expedia promotes that! The place reeked from the check in point to the room! The room was filthy! We left immediately and the front office asked us to contact Expedia but when contacted, the property did not issue the refund. The room was smelly and dirty. I'll attach photos of the couch, as we lifted the cushions! DO NOT STAY THERE!!! RUNN! This is INHUMANE!!!

I have no words for this place. Disgusting couldn’t justify what I have experienced today.nRooms filled with cigarette smoke, couch full of cat hair, bed bugs and other bugs roaming around, no light in the washroom and I have paid $150 by booking it through Expedia.nTrusting Expedia is my first mistake and booking this place is the biggest mistake of my life.nI wish someone did a hotel check and shut this place down.

5 star rating! The rooms are affordable, staff is friendly and very forgiving. You can also purchase cold pop at the front desk and they have an extensive selection of travel guides for Oregon and other places I'll never be able to visit. It's within walking distance from Chucks and Shoeles even in socks and slides. The fellow guests were polite and friendly. They even provided us with a vintage ashtray. The only complaint is that the 1970s heating unit only blows cold air and the doors look like they've gone through some trauma. The window side table gives a wonderful view of the beautiful city. Unfortunately they no longer serve breakfast but the comfort inn has a proper spread and is a mere stumble away. Bless up to the Traveller's Inn