Hilton Garden Inn Eugene/Springfield

Very good the variety of food for breakfast and dinner were great along with the food,we really enjoyed the bar as well being able to have a drink and wind down was nice. The pool was great for grandkids the o ly hard part was were sitting outside by pool about 6 p.m and got a complaint because the kids were loud,they are kids and i could see if it was like 10 at night.

Loved the jetted tub and the size of the room was decent. The noise level from surrounding rooms was horrible. Unsupervised kids running in and out of the rooms next door and constantly screaming. Kids breaking through the screen window and running around on the roof of the second floor. Very distracting while we were trying to have time alone in our room. This level of noise went on till at least 11pm, which made it very hard to sleep.

First, the staff was very nice during our stay extending condolences on the passing of a close family member. They even extended our stay at a reduced rate one night. Lovely. However, i find it absolutely ludicrous that for $250 a night, the high dollar, big name hotel charges you $10 for the standard continental breakfast you find in every other chain for free. Its even more if you want a hot breakfast. I usually stay at La Quinta as its in the same area, cheaper, and their breakfadt is free! At L.Q. i had eggs, sausage, waffles, coffee, etc...all included. Not so at big name chain Hilton. And the bar, "grill", pool and gym all closed at 9 even though signage said 10. The furniture in our room was pretty banged up too. Even the coffee maker in our room didnt work so we trundled downstairs to get it from the lobby. The staff is nice, but the rooms and amenities leave much to be desired.

The hotel has a nice feel to it and the staff is friendly. The rooms were very clean and pleasant. The pool and spa (and area) were also clean and well cared for. There were a lot of kids in the pool but also plenty of adults on hand to keep track of them. I did call the front desk to ask if they would unplug the refrigerator due to the high-pitched sound it had when cycling and they never came (they said they had to do it because of a special tool it required). I got used to it. The beds had notes on them to call for directions about the sleep number part but there was a direction card at the front desk so I think they could have just put one in the room to explain how they worked. Selecting 1, which was the lowest number of the "soft" area, actually took all of the air out and made the bed as hard as the floor (the words of the front desk person). We adjusted for the second night! There were plenty of decent restaurant choices within walking distance; we even walked in the rain and it was okay. Overall, it was a very nice experience and all of the staff were friendly and helpful. Every time we came in or went out we were greeted. Also, their guest business office is set up to print boarding passes extremely easily from your smartphone.

I stayed here while in town to be near a sick loved on in the medical center. Chose this hotel based on good reviews and proximity to the hospital. Was pleasantly surprised at how nice, fresh, spacious and quiet the rooms were. Staff was very welcoming. And the best part was the breakfast buffet that was included in the online deal I found - highly recommend - food was great, lots of selection and many items made fresh to order! Would absolutely stay there again. Genuinely impressed. (And this hotel had comparable rates to a less-nice one next door where another family member stayed.)

We were in Eugene/Springfield for the unhappy reason of a bereavement in the family, and the hotel facilities were great, but most of all the staff were extremely helpful and understanding. Our gratitude to all of them.

Family trip to visit family. Comfortable hotel with a pool for the kids and a gym for me.

check in was easy. staff was pleasant. we didn't take advantage of the breakfast. The room was attractive, comfortable and large enough. It would have been a better layout for my family to have the sink outside of the bathroom so that one person could shower while another was getting ready.