An artist’s rendering of the soon-to-be-open Inn at the 5th in Eugene. Illustration courtesy Inn at the 5th
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An artist’s rendering of the soon-to-be-open Inn at the 5th in Eugene. Illustration courtesy Inn at the 5th
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The nightstands at the Inn are made from a large maple tree that once grew on 5th Street. The tree was dead and impeding construction, so it was removed, cut up, and fashioned into nightstands for the rooms and a table in the hotel lobby. Photo co
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The nightstands at the Inn are made from a large maple tree that once grew on 5th Street. The tree was dead and impeding construction, so it was removed, cut up, and fashioned into nightstands for the rooms and a table in the hotel lobby. Photo co
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The Inn at the 5th will feature goods and services from a number of shops in Eugene’s Fifth Street Public Market, where the hotel is located. Photo courtesy Fifth Street Public Market
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The Inn at the 5th will feature goods and services from a number of shops in Eugene’s Fifth Street Public Market, where the hotel is located. Photo courtesy Fifth Street Public Market
Nearby Gervais, an Aveda spa and salon, will provide the Inn’s spa services. Photo courtesy Gervais
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Nearby Gervais, an Aveda spa and salon, will provide the Inn’s spa services. Photo courtesy Gervais
When the Inn at the 5th welcomes its first guests February 1, it will become the first new hotel in downtown Eugene in nearly 30 years. And what a doozy it is. The $11.7 million hotel’s 70 pet-friendly rooms average 425 square feet and feature fireplaces, 400-thread-count Italian linens, and balconies or window seats. Guests can even lower a bucket from their balcony and draw up a bottle of vino from local wine tasting shop LaVelle….
