How to Find Cheap Hotels in Eugene, Oregon. Eugene, Oregon is a diverse city when it comes to meshing big city life with a small-town atmosphere. Elegantly placed between the breathtaking Cascade Mountains and the Oregon coast, Eugene provides endless possibilities for both indoor and outdoor activities.
Get ready for water sports and other outdoor recreation, as Eugene is located along the glorious Willamette River, with the McKenzie River nearby.
Appreciate the long sports history attached to the city of Eugene. The University of Oregon football team always provides entertaining games, and the campus's historic Hayward Field hosts the annual Prefontaine Classic, one of the premier track and field meets in the United States.
Fly into the Eugene Airport (also known as Mahlon Sweet Field), and rent a car or take a shuttle or taxi to your hotel. The airport serves four major airlines and is only 10 miles west of downtown Eugene.
Consider using the Lane Transit District (LTD) bus system to get around. The LTD blankets Lane County and brings you into busy Eugene Station, a huge area that almost covers a city block.
Decide to drive into Oregon and you can take Interstate 5 all the way along the eastern edge of town. Take Oregon Highway 99 off I-5 and you will be ushered into the heart of Eugene.
To book accommodations, contact Convention & Visitors Association of Lane County Oregon at (800) 547-5445 or visit their Web site (see Resources below).
Book cheap accommodations in the historic Blue Rooster Inn, a farmhouse built in 1865 with classy gardens and turn-of-the-century antiques.
Consider staying at one of the many bed and breakfasts located within 10 minutes of downtown attractions and the University of Oregon.
Book cheap accommodations online, allowing you to comparison shop without having to make numerous phone calls to obtain rate quotes.
Plan your accommodations near Broadway (9th Street) for easy access to quality restaurants, theaters, shopping and museums.
Pedal your bicycle into town as Eugene is considered one of the top 10 cycling cities in the United States. There is a plethora of bike trails winding along the Willamette River and through the city.
Visit the University of Oregon and see the intriguing architecture and eye-catching landscaping on the 250-acre campus.
Know that Eugene is regarded as a cultural and art lover's haven and is host to the internationally known Oregon Bach Festival and the Oregon Festival of American Music.
