I think they really take advantage of the parents dropping there college kids off to OSU and Jack…read moreup the rate for that. $500 for night is outrageous It is pretty nice and clean There usually rates are around $200 and that a fare rate.. If you going to book your room here do way n advance.. Also note they would not let me use my AAA card discount they usually accept

Not the best stay, but it's not entirely the hotel's fault. The hotel, while dated, had staff who…read morewere accommodating and friendly. However, it is located in a terrible neighborhood. During the night, several vehicles had glass shattered and were broken into. The staff indicated that this happens somewhat regularly. So if you are staying at this hotel, be aware there is a change that you'll come out to a vandalized vehicle with items missing. If it happens regularly, it seems they would take some measure of security, but haven't yet, and will assume no responsibility as you "park at your own risk".

Very nice hotel on the river side. Very quiet and comfortable…read more I used the swimming pool. Bath towel were prepared which is very good. It was hot day so perfect time for swimming. Gym is also good because there is very cold water server. Breakfast is almost the same as other IHG / Holiday Inn express which is also good for me. After checking in, the customers can use underground parking. I have only positive things for this hotel.

Hard not to leave five stars, the people here are all so welcoming, place is pretty clean and they…read moreoffer a great breakfast in the morning. The view of the river is gorgeous, we were lucky enough to have a room facing it. Only complaint is I don't like carpeted rooms and the windows barely open, I love to air out the rooms when I stay and it only opened a few inches, makes me feel claustrophobic not to have fresh air coming in. Bed was comfortable, linens clean, I'd stay again when I'm in the area.

I've had a better stay here in the past. Honestly, I'm a little disappointed this time around…read more It's silly, but I love being acknowledged for my status, especially since I'm very dedicated and that didn't happen this time. But I think the most disappointing part was having to share my room with a ton of bugs. See a picture of a few different ones on my review. Also, the coffee bar was not well staffed and there was a giant group of college students ordering food and there were two of us not with the group who wanted something and it would've been nice if they prioritized our order instead of having us wait until after the entire group was served. We would've had to wait 20 to 30 minutes for food. I went upstairs to make some oatmeal I had in the room and it turns out that the microwave of my room is broken so I couldn't even do that. Everything else was smooth, so it was an average day I would say

Quiet and clean. I'll be traveling to Corvallis again for work soon and booked this hotel again. No…read morecomplaints.

The employees were always very kind and accommodating including requesting an ADA room since I was…read moreon a knee scooter. The breakfast had many options to choose from including almond milk for the cereal. They also provide sugar cookies and chocolate chip cookies in the afternoon and evening which is nice. Upon request you can have the ADA shower seat. Now for the not so great- the ADA room we had seemed pretty worn down from the mattress that had no support and creaked, to the broken outlet on the wall, broken ADA shower floor, toilet that flushed twice every time you flushed and used SO MUCH WATER, the bathroom sink counter that sounded like any pressure on it would cause it to fall off the wall, super outdated old fabric couch, carpet that desperately needs to be replaced, plus no recycling seen anywhere in the hotel. Also the bench for luggage was placed right where someone navigating thru the room would be hitting it so we moved the bench to reveal the broken outlet cover. The first night it sounded like a herd of elephants were staying above us for many hours at bedtime. Of the three nights the last two were the Friday and Saturday of OSU's family weekend so price gouging was happening. $151.38 for Thursday night but $359.19 for the next two nights was crazy for the issues with the room we had. It's unfortunate because the employees were nothing but kind and helpful, but I do not see us staying here again for the price we paid compared to the accommodations we had. From reviews it seems like possibly certain rooms have been renovated while others are in desperate need of being overhauled.

We stayed here last week while visiting family over T day. The hotel is centrally located, warm,…read morefriendly and they have a great daily breakfast. All the staff are friendly and attentive, it's located in a great location (right next door to Trader Joe's and other shopping), it's safe, and Comfort Suites is always our first choice when we're in Corvallis. I'm not really a tub person, but last year we were upgraded to a room with a jacuzzi tub. And after doing the turkey trot run, that tub was much appreciated! This year, we were upgraded to a suite with a full kitchenette, a tub and a gas fireplace! I didn't know I needed this in my life, but it was absolutely AMAZING! So, Comfort Suites continues to be our first and only choice when staying in Corvallis. We'll be back soon!

We stayed at the Redtop Place house in Corvallis in mid September, move in week for OSU freshmen…read more All the hotels were booked so we were pleased to get this place. Its in a quiet, comfortable neighborhood not far from the OSU campus. This home had all the amenities you would need for a week long stay - fully amenitized kitchen, huge backyard, plenty of room to spread out after a long day of adventure. In addition, the owner will stock light snacks and breakfast items in the kitchen to get your day started, which was a nice touch. Home was spotless and everything worked as advertised. We will use Fernwood again in our travels to the OSU area!

My family of 4 was looking for a furnished house to rent in Corvallis this summer due to the COVID…read morepandemic and decided to stay at Fernwood Circle's Redtop guest house. When we arrived we were very pleased with the warmth and pristine condition of the home, its location at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and the overall attention to detail. We appreciated the many thoughtful touches, from the decor to the furnishings to all the little things you need in the kitchen and restrooms to settle right in. The backyard was perfect for our two young children. Alexandra, the property manager, was attentive and easy to work with. Highly recommended!

My created was really good. My 's order was wrong. And if you go rooftop, you have to walk up and…read moredown the stairs several times because they don't carry all the beers and beverages upstairs. Took quite some time to get our pizza and the order was incorrect. They did offer to but we had just ordered beers.. camping is nice but getting it right is better.

Everything was nicely cleaned and the people were friendly. The morning breakfast was good too -…read morethere was also coffee and tea available throughout the day.

Unfortunately we suffered a pet emergency and requested to reschedule 10 day before our arrival,…read moreHotel Corvallis is not empathetic. So it must be smarter business to take today's earnings once, rather than to be flexible, and assure ALL the future gains. These type of details can't be overlooked when it comes to our pet family.

I am a union organizer with frequent need to stay in Corvallis. I prefer a place within walking…read moredistance of the courthouse, City Hall and public safety building, where most of my business is conducted. My wife knows I like quirky lodgings, and she said, "I think I found you one." Sure enough. Hotel Corvallis is a mid-century motel, tastefully-remodeled travel hotel, with upscale fixtures and, literally, the most comfortable bed I have ever slept on. So good that I took a photo of the label. We are buying that same mattress. The rooms have been redone and are spotless, quiet and comfortable. (Did I mention the bed?) No coffee, fridge or microwave, but free coffee at the coffee trailer, and a voucher for a free breakfast at the adjoining diner. (Only the breakfast is free there. Coffee costs you five bucks! But the breakfast is good, unlike most motel fodder.) Incredibly quiet, even though it's located on busy 4th Street, in a spotty area of town. No noise, even when a busload of track students came in. Zero noise. None. Summary: You won't get a better deal in a more convenient location, and if you like fun, clean and quirky, it's your place. The staff are, as advertised, very polite and helpful. I am back in Corvallis next month, and I will be staying at the Hotel Corvallis.

I loved this place! It was like walking back in time. The breakfast was amazing.....BUT...It is…read morecash or check only.

Such a beautiful location. The house is a beautiful location with beautiful land. The little kitty…read moreon the grounds is such a sweety. I have been there a few times for goat yoga events and have loved the location.

I have stayed here many many times over the last several years when my college student was…read moreattending school and now visiting family in the area. I WOULD NOT STAY HERE AGAIN. The beds are comfortable enough and the rooms have a TV and a mini fridge. The towels were clean. Some of the pillow cases were stained, but smelled washed. The "breakfast" is now just coffee and hot cocoa packets with a few red apples and mini cups of yogurt. The Pool and Hot Tub are PERMANENTLY out of service and have been for a few years now; since ~2021. They use the indoor pool/hot tub area to store furniture. It's a budget motel in Corvallis for ~$110 per night. The homeless/transient drug addicted population is in full force. By sunset they all commune near the "pet area" on the corner of the motel barricading themselves against the only door accessing the pet area. You have to get past a wall of smoke, piles of belongings on tarps, dogs and tweekers to access the designated "pet area". For those living in their cars parked in the motel spaces, they are constantly emptying their cars and re-arranging piles of belongings laid all over the parking lot. At night they like to "work on" their broken bicycles in front of the side door closest to the pet area and ride around in circles in the motel parking lot by the dumpsters and stop frequently to look in car windows. There are many leashed dogs that they claim are friendly, but became extremely aggressive with my dog when attempting to pass on the sidewalk towards the "pet area". It's always been a problem at this location, but it seems that the Super 8 now openly welcomes the river encampment residents to hang out at the motel. In the later evening hours I encountered several of the river people randomly roaming the hallways and checking random doors like they were on a mission or something. Not just sketchy anymore, it now feels unsafe. This area is obviously on camera. The real problem is that the guy who works evenings (has been for many years) is part of their community and actually takes his smoke breaks outside with a few of them by the pet area and this all seems business as usual. That makes sense why he just grumbled under his breath when I told him that people were blocking access to the designated "pet area". The encampments begin in the corner parking lot by the pet area continues down the back steps of the property and fully lines both sides of the sidewalk along the river (public space). There are piles of fecal matter, trash and tarps of belongings, and vomit lining the path from the motel side door all the way to the sidewalks leading to the river walkway. A few people in the groupings were fine and going about their business. In the later afternoon, I was halfway down the motel stairs walking my dog towards the river across the back parking lot and some nut case started waving his arms and screaming at me to "go around!". Go around what? Encampments were everywhere and I was on the motel steps at the time. A couple of people apologized for the guy screaming at me and tried to redirect his attention. This place has gone downhill and the staff is part of a bigger issue. It is now unsafe. I would not stay here again. Sad to see such a nice location taken over by mental illness and addiction.

The nerve to even charge $250 a night for parents weekend is WILD. If I could give this palace a…read moreZERO would. We should have known how bad it was going to be when the lobby smelled like a cat litter box and the pool was closed by the health department. Next, room one. We opened the door and the room smelled like DEATH, like the apartment in SEVEN, minus the hanging airfreshner. My son immediately exited and went outside and threw up. Soooo yah we need another room?? Room two - directly under room one - smell was less pungent but still there. Ok let's open the window maybe and inspect the bed - up that's when I saw it. BUGS / Spiders IN THE BED. We immediately exited. The host at the desk was frustrated and also understanding, I was under the impression this happens often. We were able to get a refund and thankfully a nice clean comfortable room at Hotel Corvallis.

So clean, friendly and conveniently located to everything. Traveling with our 2 yr old was no…read moreproblem here. Crib, toys, playground park, comfy room and great eats! He bedrooms are huge. Several sitting areas and nice views. Warm, inviting house stay, never need to book a cheap Corvallis hotel again :-) thanks Pam

Great Bed and Breakfast in Corvallis. I've stayed at Sweet Stay 3 times in the past 9 months when…read moreI've got business in Corvallis. Pam's house is more than lovely, with an amazing sitting area and a sweet garden. It is close to everything, especially Oregon State University. I've stayed in both the "Mistress Suite", which is very large and has a private bath, and the garden room, which shares a bath, but still offers great privacy. Both rooms are great, with comfortable beds. The house is immaculately clean, and Pam is welcoming. Pam has gone out of her way to offer me all kinds of advice on activities and the local area. I'd recommend Sweet Stay for one night, or a couple of weeks.