Super 8 by Wyndham Eureka

The room was great. I could almost imagine paying to live there, if it were in a better area. I stopped on my way to Oregon after seeing tourist posts online, and I fell for the oldest trick in the book. Once I stepped outside, I could count about 20 homeless people. Go here if you’re strong enough to fight lots of homeless people.

We paid $137 for a night for our family of 5, with 3 beds, which felt like a real bargain in today's economy. We stayed 10/29/2025 (for reference). The room was clean. Daniel at the front desk that night was professional, kind, helpful, and really knew the area. In the morning, Adam helped us check out. He was a real people person and pointed us to a donut shop and local attractions. Great guy, and I’d highly recommend the experience. DT

The beds were comfortable enough, and the room was decent. The staff member who checked us in was delightful. Still, our toddler found a half-smoked cigarette on the floor, and water from the room above leaked through the light over the shower onto our heads. When I mentioned it, they just said, “oh yeah it’s the room upstairs.” Two days after our stay, I noticed a $20 charge on my card. They said it was for a stained bath mat, basically a flimsy towel, but couldn't tell me what the stain was, and we hadn't had anything in the room that could have stained it. It feels sketchy. The breakfast was the weakest I've ever had at a hotel, just coffee, oatmeal, granola bars, juice, and not much else. I hesitated to post this because of the nice check-in, but I don't plan to stay again.

I've been coming every Friday in November so far to pick someone up, and the guys at the counter are always friendly. The rooms are great for the price. They take a cash deposit, which is the main reason I keep choosing this location. It's convenient because I hate waiting for my money to come back. -Kerri.