Hotell nära Spring Bluff Forest Preserve

“Clean room.”

“The staff were so nice! The rooms and bathroom were so clean. The building is a little older but everything was in good shape. Free WiFi use and the air conditioner worked perfectly. The price was also fair. It was 90 dollars and a 50 dollar deposit fee but you get the 50 dollars back in your account after 5 days.”

“Very thin walls, we could hear everything happening all around us. Young lady who checked us in was nice.”

“Pretty plain and simple. Glad for the laundry room. ”

“I would definitely recommend. The property could use an update but it was clean, convenient (good location and close to restaurants and shopping), and the staff was friendly and attentive to needs. I would book again.”

“Great stay. Clean, safe, quiet”

“Very clean, with superb, extraordinary staff! Pool was size of a postage stamp. Room was oddly designed, the only hotel I’ve had to buy a night light for. Did I mention how great the staff was? Loved the bar also. Breakfast could have had yogurt and hard boiled eggs. Coffee could have been refreshed around noon for the rest of the day.”

“Beautiful Scenery and Atmosphere”

“Great customer service, food and the property was very clean. The pool was out of service.”

“The room was fine, we did not know there wasn’t an elevator. Nothing said this. They were great about doing their best to accommodate the handicap member or our party though. They need to make it know that it’s not fully accessible. It was dated. It was clean. Very minimal amenities at all. The breakfast wasn’t great. Everything was kind of stale.”

“Good, Clean, Comfortable. Big rooms. Wifi brooke and didnt get fixed. ”

“It was a good stay for us- the “suite” with two queens and a twin is really two queens and a pull out sofa, just be prepared for that. Room was comfortable, but was showing some wear on the carpeting, shower, and corners of furniture. Check in was a bit of a bear with the kiosks. If you book through Expedia you won’t be able to use the kiosk to check in and will have to wait in the absurdly long line,”

“There for baseball”