1-Night Stay at C’est La Vie Inn
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Built in 1891, this Victorian B&B is heavily influenced by Parisian luxury hotels; features antique furnishings and romantic guest rooms
People often escape to hotels while their homes are being fumigated or leased to local ghosts. Discover new haunts with this Groupon.
The Deal
- $109 for a 1-night stay for two in the Matisse or Monet room (a $170 value)
C’est La Vie fosters an intimate atmosphere by having only four guest rooms and a separate carriage house suite. An architectural gem, the Matisse room has dramatic pitched ceilings and pinch-pleated window treatments. The Monet room features a brass king-size bed, antique table lamps, and a claw-foot soaking tub.
C’est La Vie Inn
Located in Eugene, Oregon, C’est La Vie Inn was named one of the region’s most romantic places in the book Best Places to Kiss in the Pacific Northwest. It’s easy to see why. Built in 1891, the charming, gingerbread-style home features Victorian embellishments such as scrolled brackets and gabled trim, with an interior filled with beautiful antiques. You can warm up by the fireplace in the formal parlor room, or sneak away to the tower balcony above the library. Outside, you'll find wicker love seats in the gardens. Modeled after a luxury European hotel, the inn pays homage to the world’s most romantic city with a Parisian scene etched into the windows.
Every morning, the innkeepers host a complimentary gourmet breakfast in the dining room, and the inn also has tea, coffee, and freshly baked cookies for guests to nibble on throughout the day. In classic European tradition, the hotel offers the services of a personal concierge who will make arrangements for theater tickets, restaurant reservations, and other outings.
Eugene draws much of its youthful vibe from the University of Oregon, the filming location for the iconic comedy National Lampoon’s Animal House. Founded in 1872, the campus is home to several notable cultural institutions, including the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, where visitors can see thrones from Beijing’s Forbidden City. The college's Museum of Natural and Cultural History displays animal specimens, Native American artifacts, and fossils of ancient TV antennas from throughout the Pacific Northwest. The nearby Hult Center for the Performing Arts anchors the town's strong arts presence outside of campus. The Willamette River itself is also a major draw. Bikers and hikers can explore the Willamette Valley Scenic Bikeway year-round. The bikeway stretches 132 miles north of Eugene toward Portland, meandering past lush riverbanks and numerous vineyards. Additionally, Lane County offers a bevy of covered bridges and more than 200 wineries.
Built in 1891, this Victorian B&B is heavily influenced by Parisian luxury hotels; features antique furnishings and romantic guest rooms
People often escape to hotels while their homes are being fumigated or leased to local ghosts. Discover new haunts with this Groupon.
The Deal
- $109 for a 1-night stay for two in the Matisse or Monet room (a $170 value)
C’est La Vie fosters an intimate atmosphere by having only four guest rooms and a separate carriage house suite. An architectural gem, the Matisse room has dramatic pitched ceilings and pinch-pleated window treatments. The Monet room features a brass king-size bed, antique table lamps, and a claw-foot soaking tub.
C’est La Vie Inn
Located in Eugene, Oregon, C’est La Vie Inn was named one of the region’s most romantic places in the book Best Places to Kiss in the Pacific Northwest. It’s easy to see why. Built in 1891, the charming, gingerbread-style home features Victorian embellishments such as scrolled brackets and gabled trim, with an interior filled with beautiful antiques. You can warm up by the fireplace in the formal parlor room, or sneak away to the tower balcony above the library. Outside, you'll find wicker love seats in the gardens. Modeled after a luxury European hotel, the inn pays homage to the world’s most romantic city with a Parisian scene etched into the windows.
Every morning, the innkeepers host a complimentary gourmet breakfast in the dining room, and the inn also has tea, coffee, and freshly baked cookies for guests to nibble on throughout the day. In classic European tradition, the hotel offers the services of a personal concierge who will make arrangements for theater tickets, restaurant reservations, and other outings.
Eugene draws much of its youthful vibe from the University of Oregon, the filming location for the iconic comedy National Lampoon’s Animal House. Founded in 1872, the campus is home to several notable cultural institutions, including the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, where visitors can see thrones from Beijing’s Forbidden City. The college's Museum of Natural and Cultural History displays animal specimens, Native American artifacts, and fossils of ancient TV antennas from throughout the Pacific Northwest. The nearby Hult Center for the Performing Arts anchors the town's strong arts presence outside of campus. The Willamette River itself is also a major draw. Bikers and hikers can explore the Willamette Valley Scenic Bikeway year-round. The bikeway stretches 132 miles north of Eugene toward Portland, meandering past lush riverbanks and numerous vineyards. Additionally, Lane County offers a bevy of covered bridges and more than 200 wineries.
Need To Know Info
- Promotional value expires Apr 30, 2014. Amount paid never expires.
- Book By 4/29/2014
- Travel must be completed by 4/30/2014
- Limit 3 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts
- Limit 3 per visit
- All cancellations subject to $25 fee; 72hr cancellation notice required or fee up to Groupon price may apply
- Name on Groupon must match ID
- Must be 18 or older to check in
- Resort fee per day
- Valid for Matisse or Monet rooms only
- 10% tax not included
- Credit card required at booking
- Not valid 12/7/13.
- Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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