The reviews we read were all 4-5 stars...but we rate it a two at BEST!! My wife and I either have very different standards than others that wrote reviews or just different taste. The trains ran in the middle of the night and blew their horns (very, very loud) at 10PM, 1:00AM, 3:00AM, and again at 4AM. You cannot sleep... more

I lived in Eugene for 20 years before moving a couple of years ago. I came back to visit this time & decided to play tourist. Cons: The size of the room. Stayed in rm #211. Open the door to the room, you walk right into the full bed. The room is only 8'x8'. No clothes storage. TV is circa... more

The Campbell Inn is the most delightful place to stay in Eugene. It has the informality and charm of a bed and breakfast with the amenities of an Inn/Hotel. Each room is unique but has its own bathroom, phone, TV and refrigerator. Some rooms have DVDs and claw foot bathtubs. The setting is beautiful, green lawns, flowers, arbors, chaise lounges... more

We were given a gift certificate for a stay here, even though we live in town. It seemed a little silly, but we packed our overnighter and checked in. It was a total delight. Nicely decorated rooms (but not especially spacious), friendly staff, beautiful garden, nice breakfast in an elegant old-fashioned dining room setting. Very much like being a guest... more

Very comfortable Inn with over the top "Historic Inn" decor - old fashioned flowery wall paper and polished wood, piped in romantic music all day. We had a room with a high bed, meaning they give you a step stool to get up onto it. Be a good place for a honeymoon actually. Nice breakfast, friendly inn-keepers. Good walking access... more

I stayed here because my sister and husband liked it when they stayed here to celebrate their wedding anniversary. I love the wine tasting events, the food, and the staff. Great Inn can't wait to stay again. more

One of the older Victorian houses in Eugene, halfway up Eugene Skinner's hill, close to the 5th Street Market and the river, Campbell House is a beautiful B&B. You can tell it's a genuine Victorian from the tight hallways and eccentric angles of bathroom setups and odd closets and ever-changing ceiling slopes. Yes, the train goes by in the middle... more

Nice Inn located within walking distance of river walking paths which can lead you into the campus of University of Oregon. Staff friendly; food satisfying. We were given complimentary passes for a glass of wine each however, when we presented them at dinner we were told that we could not use them during the dinner hour - should have been... more

We wondered why we had ear plugs until the first train came by so we suggest you use them to avoid the train noise. We had dinner and were pleased with the quality of the food and the presentation. more