Restaurant next to hotel was ok. Very close there was much better breakfast place.

The coffee and powdered creamer were not great.

The room was clean, the bed comfortable, the shower very nice. I liked the eclectic, semi-industrial vibe of the decorations. The hotel is located right downtown in Corvallis, close to shops and restaurants.

The room was on the second level and there was no elevator--and my knees were hurting after a long day's travel. Unfortunately, there were no ground level rooms available. The heater worked hard and, as heaters do, came on multiple times in the night, waking me. The reading lights over the bed were both highly decorative, but did not yield enough light to actually read a book.

The beds were very comfortable!

On fourth street which is a busier road in Corvallis.

Bed and pillows were the best I’ve slept on in over 10 years! Nice update to what was probably a pretty old motel.

Heat/AC unit never worked very well. The noise from the parking lot and the maids cart felt like they were only a few feet away from our room.

The location is great in downtown Corvallis and, what I’ve never complemented any place before about, was the mattress. Extremely comfortable mattress.

Hands down, the lack of a dresser was our biggest gripe. If we were only staying one night maybe it wouldn’t matter, but for 3 nights, it was an inconvenience.

Great location for access to OSU and downtown. Owners have tried hard to fix up the hotel and often it is the best deal in Corvallis.

Despite all their efforts to spruce up this hotel, its "fleabag" former self is still evident. Trash on the floor from previous guest was also disappointing.

Pets could stay there

very basic accommodations; staff adequate but not exceptional; excessive fees and deposits

The hotel had a capable front desk clerk and their current (August, 2023) bragging points - renovated showers and new bedding - are true. The location is right on the edge of the downtown Corvallis area, walkable to coffee, the cute restaurants, the river and the farmers market, a little farther from the university. The family restaurant next door is not trying to rebrand itself as something it's not so go ahead and enjoy that $5 coupon the hotel provides.

Hotel Corvallis is the old University Inn with a largely superficial renovation, trying to brand itself as a chic boutique place with a retro vibe and "modern amenities." In fact while they probably did significantly upgrade the bathrooms, the rest is basically lipstick on a no-tell motel. This was annoying because I booked based on the hype, I was travelling with my spouse and my mom and wanted to treat her to something interesting. Instead we both got flashbacks to that few months in the 90s when our family lived in the cheapest hotel in town. The door locks and air conditioners belong in the 90s. They use physical locks which you have to sign for and physically turn in lest they charge you $100 to replace the janky, loose knobs. The keys don't work in the deadbolts so those only function when someone is in the room. The AC is straight out of any Motel 6. Street noise and other guest noise were issues. The trendy black flooring may or may not be clean, we were 1 for 2 on that. The modern amenities are a tv, fridge and mini microwave. They get those spacious-looking room pictures by removing any kind of table, drawer or closet. The stylish barn door for the bathroom looked better than it was but if you are sharing your room with kids the prank opportunities are endless. We thought the retro phone in mom's room was a prop but the one in our room was functional so who the heck knows that they're going for there. This is not a boutique hotel, this is a budget motel with an aggressive but superficial makeover. And judging from the "special offers" ($20-30 for a hour's late checkout?!! ) There seems to be a serious disconnect between what management thinks its selling and what the staff is actually empowered to deliver.