Inn at the 5th - Eugene, OR Meeting Venues and Event Space (2024)

Eugene

Eugene blends the unique atmosphere of a college town with the upscale amenities of a larger city. The year ‘round events here celebrate a lively culture and appreciation for the arts, performances, music, wine, craft beer, local food, outdoors and sports. Whether you are visiting from out of town or on a staycation in Eugene, staying at the Inn at the 5th will maximize your experience.

Outdoor Activities

Opportunities for enjoying the outdoors are abundant in Eugene. Those interested in physical activities can hike the buttes in Eugene, bike along the best paths throughout the city, raft on the Willamette river or run on TrackTown USA’s trails. Nature lovers can explore the many parks within city limits including Skinner’s Butte Park, Alton Baker Park and Hendricks City Park. Eugene is also home to some incredible golf courses including Oakway Golf Course, RiverRidge Golf Complex and Laurelwood Municipal Golf Course. Tokatee Golf Club is also just a quick scenic drive up the McKenzie highway. Not too far away are the Cascade Mountains to the east, where snow sports abound in winter and the coastal range to the west, where hiking trails and waterfalls await, making Eugene a central location for year round activities.

Provisions Market Hall

Recreation

Provisions Market Hall, is a food- and wine-lover’s paradise. A one-of-a-kind casual restaurant, Provisions is also an artisan bakery, specialty food emporium, wine shop and retail store. From pastries and breads to house charcuterie, artisan cheeses and ingredients, everything at Provisions Market Hall celebrates the Willamette Valley’s seasonal and sustainable bounty. Enjoy a hearth-baked pizza or deli sandwich on classic handmade bread, then shop for gifts or unique specialty ingredients.

University of Oregon

University

1 mi. away

The University of Oregon is a huge part of Eugene, contributing a large student population, college sports and a robust art and music scene. The University of Oregon campus features many attractions to visitors and locals including Autzen Stadium, Matthew Knight Arena, Hayward Field, Riverfront Research Park and Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Just a mile away from the Inn at the 5th, parents of students can rest easy while visiting.

5th Street Public Market

Shopping

With the 5th Street Public Market right next door, locally-owned small businesses including boutique shops, eateries of all kinds, and tasting experiences featuring Oregon wine are yours to explore. This historic market's cafes and restaurants all serve fresh, local fare and the shops are all native to the Pacific Northwest, so shopping and dining local has never been more convenient.

The Arts

Performance and the arts are at the heart and soul of Eugene. With large event halls such as Matthew Knight Arena and the Hult Center, to more intimate spaces such as the W.O.W. Hall, McDonald Theater and the Shedd, Eugene attracts local, regional and national performances. Harmonize with the Eugene Symphony, with classical, pop and community engagement performances. Be moved by the Eugene Ballet, with over 100 classical and contemporary performances under their belt. Savor the sounds of the Eugene Opera, providing a range from classic to modern, and comic to tragic. Don’t forget to book a room at the Inn at the 5th to complete your evening of luxury.

Oregon Wine Country

Recreation

Recognized in 2017 by Wine Spectator as the #1 Wine Region in the World!! The Willamette Valley offers some of America’s finest winemaking with a wide range of styles and varietals. Some of the region's top wineries are within easy driving distance of the Inn at the 5th including King Estate, Sweet Cheeks Winery, LaVelle Vineyards, Benton-Lane Winery, Silvan Ridge Winery, and IRIS Vineyards. With daily wine tastings and numerous events throughout the year, escaping to the area's vineyards will delight all wine enthusiasts. If you are up for a wine-centric adventure, be sure to peruse our sample itineraries for memorable day trips in the Southern Willamette Valley on our website.