Valli Hai Motel 1034 Court Street, Medford, OR 97501

"This is one of the worst motels in the Medford area. Some doors don't lock. We had a domestic dispute and we both left the room and then when we returned the next day they had stolen all of our personal belongings and refused to return them. I would never recommend this place to anybody."

"Worst hotel in Medford. Many other options in town better quality for around the same price. But it you lack identification I think they will rent to you for a extra $5. So there is always that!!!"

"Wow. Yikes. Valli Hai is a great reason to always inspect your room before booking. If cleanliness is of any importance to you, stay elsewhere. I actually live in my car and use motels as an escape on the weekends, but aide from the fact that the air conditioning was nice and cold, I can't say this was much of an escape from a hot Buick. Walls are full of patched holes, bedding has cigarette burns through out, bathroom fixtures are old and worn out. Exposed wires, switches covered in several layers of paint. I rarely see roaches on Oregon. They're here. Everything looks just plain dirty. What this motel needs is a basic, but full remodel. Honestly, I think I'm going to use this questionable shower then sleep on the back seat as usual. That's how much I want to sleep here."

"Management was awful and likes to harrass people. They say they are pet friendly, yet even if your 6 week old puppy makes an accident they will evict you even if you paid for multiple nights. No refund. Showers were broken, there was mold and mildew on the windows and stains on the sheets, not to mention the hotel is ROACH INFESTED. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND GO TO MOTEL 6."

"The owners are working hard to paint and make other improvements. They are very professional and their handy man often works 12-13 hours a day working on the place. Still has some shady guests, but they are slowly able to run them off. No roaches, no bed bugs, no rats and they keep it very clean. I have lived here a long time and have seen their efforts."