Let me take you back because this right here might've been one of the coolest, most unexpected…read morenights of my life. So I roll up to Onsen Hourly Hot Tub & Sauna Rentals like a man who's got it all figured out swimsuit on, towel in hand, probably standing there like I'm about to give a safety briefing. I open that door... and instantly realize I am wildly overdressed for the occasion. Steam hanging in the air, candles flickering like we're in some low-budget romance film, and not a single person concerned with formalities. Just laughter, music, and that free-spirited, slightly janky charm of 30 years ago when nobody cared if things matched they just cared if it felt right. And those girls? Oh, they clocked me immediately. You could see it in their faces half amusement, half "we're about to fix this situation." There's some playful teasing, a little splashing, and next thing you know, I'm being coaxed into the tub like it's some kind of initiation ritual. I'm pretending to resist, holding onto what little dignity I had left, but let's be honest that ship had already sailed the second I walked in dressed like a lifeguard at a party that clearly didn't need one. Before long, it turns into full-blown chaos in the best way. People laughing, trying to pull me into the water, glow sticks getting tossed in like we accidentally invented a neon hot tub rave, candles lining the edges, and yeah someone passes around a little herb like it's part of the ceremony. It wasn't fancy, it wasn't polished heck, it was a little rough around the edges but that's what made it perfect. It felt real. Like one of those nights you couldn't plan if you tried. And somewhere in all that between the laughter, the steam, and me finally giving in and joining the madness I remember thinking, this right here is something I'm never gonna forget. Not because it was wild, but because it was genuine. Pure, unfiltered fun with zero pretense. What blows my mind is coming back all these years later... and realizing you can still tap into that same energy. Maybe you're a little older, maybe a little wiser (debatable), but the spirit of the place is still there. The hot water, the open air, the freedom to unwind your own way responsibly, of course but still with that same spark that made it special in the first place. Some places change. Some places lose their magic. This one? Still got it.

We've been to Onsen a couple of times before and had good experiences, so I booked again as a…read morebirthday present for a friend. Unfortunately, this time wasn't as enjoyable. The hot tub looked rusty in spots and stained and the jets only worked on the right side except for one weak jet on the left. When we let the front desk know, they just said, "we'll look into it tomorrow," and thanked us for telling them. I thought they'd at least apologize for the sub optimal condition or maybe offer a discount on a future visit, but no.

It's huuuge! Tou could spend all day and still not see and play with every feature. Only complaint…read moreis the bathroom. It does have child seats (super helpful) but it is difficult to get to from several of the areas so your little might not make it. They always had 2 people walking around and cleaning things. Most amazing, I must have dropped my kids sweater and only noticed when it was time to go. I thought I'd have to spend 10-15 minutes going through the whole place looking for it but there it was on the coat rack, placed there by a staffer who came across it.

Lots to do for my 19 month old! Would love if adults were free since we have to be here for safety…read morereasons, its all for the kids. But an amazing amount of work went into it. Dont be fooled by the outside, it is not small. So much to let their imaginations take over!!

Today I found out that I will be IDed at bimart for alcohol purchases. Being over 70 years of age I…read morefind this a personal affront and it shows what little the store has invested in training their staff. I will be taking my business elsewhere and will encourage friends and relatives to do likewise.

When I first came to Springfield, I was a bit scared, because this was the first time on my own…read more Then I went inside the Bi-Mart on Mohawk, and then I felt a wave of confidence--I knew I was home. I grew up going to Bi-Mart in Douglas County, and when I came of age, got myself a membership. Bi-Mart carries a bit of everything---greeting cards, beauty, snacks, pet food, etc. I have always received good service at this Bi-Mart, as well as at the other Bi-Marts I have been to. I Bi-Mart. My parents went there, and now I go as well.

I was in dire need of a bra, and I wasn't able to find a bra that I liked elsewhere, so I came…read morethere, and they were able to find me a better bra! I am "well-endowed", so to speak, and it can be difficult to find good undergarments. They carry the Evelyn Bobbie brand, which turned out to be the bra brand for me! Thank you!

If you have any size boobs over a b cup, you should shop here. They have so many supportive bigger…read moresize bras that are beautiful and flattering. Are they spendy, yes! Is it worth it YES!. The gal that helped me(Samantha) is wonderful, knowledgeable and so sweet and helpful. A good supportive flattering bra can change your entire day. 10000% recommend this store.

Adequate Basic No-Frills Overnight Stay…read more SITREP One of my usual overnight stops on my 761 mile driving-treks along I-5 between Sacramento, CA (my home) and Seattle, WA (mom's home). THE SETUP Eugene, OR has proven to be a nice midway point in terms of driving rest. It doesn't hurt either that there is a VOODOO DONUTS shop in Eugene. [First stop on my way out of Eugene next morning is to pick up some donuts for friends in both Portland and Centralia on my trek to Seattle.] LODGING CHOICE Choice Hotels is one of my lodging memberships. Although a lower tier than my other memberships like Hilton Honors or Wydham, it's more than sufficient - and eminently economical - for my solo treks, usually allowing me to access overnight stays on average between $60 and $80 a night base rate. Eugene EconoLodge I can snag for $70 a night with a combination of online discounts and my AAA-membership. Otherwise it is still a very reasonable $80/night. ROOM METRICS Since I spend no more than one night at a time here on my SacTown-Seattle Treks, I can forego any amenities that I would want on a longer stay. As long as I have a bed, I'm good. THE LOWDOWN An adequate overnight stay.

Yelp remove this review from my account but this review is my only transparent review as a…read moredocumentarian and as a photographer, I'm in my right to express what happened here at this motel. The city of Eugene and city services and health reach out to me to discuss my experience at the Econo. My review has help the city to come to a vote to shutdown the his motel because it was violating consumer and customer rights. I have video of an unprofessional and disrespectful manager that cursed me out after I explained to her about my rooms not being clean. This happened while through the pandemic and this review was posted two years ago almost 3 years This is located in Eugene My reason for my visit to Eugene on 2020 is to move down to San Francisco but visit on the way down from North and Portland. So it was clear to me and decided to stop in Eugene. I was here three times in the past but once stay in this city for a day back in 2013 another hotels and hotel here. So I booked through Priceline and Kayak and for odd prices each time. The first time it was $64 US dollars, then the second time it was $54 US dollars and the third time $57 US dollars. But as I check in my room 240 and needed to use the bathroom after a 1.1-mile walk from Amtrak Station, There it was a towel that I pick up off the top of the towel bowl and it was a used towel and it wasn't even clean as it was folded. As I look around the room it looks good but it was the bed that set alarms off and the reason why I have further investigate. There was women's hair all over the bed. That's a RED FLAG. As I look around the bed, Oh my panda, how gross this has to be. "take a good look at the images" Yes, the first night I sleep on the floor, the second night in the computer chair and that includes the 3rd night as well. There was quite a bit of noise I heard when I stayed here, which kept me from getting much sleep. Now, the reasons why I didn't report it, I haven't taken a picture yet and I wanted to show the agency and others, as I am traveling, documentarian, photographing what kind of an experience this has to be. The bathroom shower floods up as I was preparing a shower to go shoot some video, I notice the tub was filling up due to bad and dirty water pipes in the hotel. For the price, I should have gone down the street for another Hotel but maybe they are all the same. Maybe, from what I've observed as they could and own the hotel next door too. I've kept 100% social distance from hotel guests and staff and from what I see from the cleaning staff is something you have to take with a grain of salt. The video and images are going to shock you. It's important to keep everyone safe while we fight a battle that we are losing right now with the virus. Most hotels follow the State Law Public health guideline on Covid and those are to wait at least 24 hours because cleaning and preparing the room for another guest to check in two days. I should know this information now as I was in Portland and the adjudicator will also tell you to keep safe. "I had to go to the immigration office. Checked in, got into my room, and it smelled like mold, the baseboard was missing in the restroom along with the toilet paper holder, and black mold in the shower in several places.

It was a nice show. Bob did a great job entertaining about a dozen 11-year-olds. He was easy to…read morecommunicate with throughout and I would definitely recommend him.

Booked Bob aka Dr. Delusions for my mom's birthday party. He was awesome! Kept a crowd of mostly…read moreadults and some kids totally entertained and everyone got a huge kick out it. Would definitely recommend!

Such a fun bar concept in Eugene. Definitely want to come back here. I came with my boyfriend…read morespecifically to use the batting cage which was super fun. It was 15$ for 4 tokens which were 15 pitches each. We came on a Sunday and there wasn't anyone using it we just walked right in. They have bats and helmets but you can also bring your own. Really good selection of food carts here as well. Bbq, Mexican, Japanese, etc. They also have a golf simulator. Great spot.

What a great new place for Eugene!! It's a multipurpose place that's good for families and single…read moreadults. The games are awesome. They have pinball, video games and skeeball!! We were there for a Friday night and they even had music. This kind of venue is much needed in Eugene!