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"Nice and quite"

"This renovated Motel was excellent in most categories. Looked like it was recently renovated including furniture, very clean but best off all it was very quiet and that was probably because it was just off the highway. Staff was very friendly. Having breakfast facilities would have been nice and therefore is recommended. Something should go with the coffee. "

"Overnight stay"

"Clean and the staff,Vicki was very friendly and helped us with the cart to get luggage. "

"Great property"

"Enjoyed my stay"

"We chose the Illinois River Valley because it is halfway between my home in Kentucky and my brother's home in Minnesota. It is in building Y nestled in a wooded corner of a cluster of lovely cedar-shingled fourplexes behind the Grand Bear Resort. You can walk to the St. Louis Canyon trail from the complex. You can drive to Starved Rock or Mathieson in five minutes. Both have terrific trails. Aneta's instructions were clear and the home is very clean and well appointed. Beds are quite comfortable. We would definitely stay here again if we decide on a return trip."

"Thanks "

"Our family of four stayed here in a king room. It was a big room, large enough for us to set up two portable cribs for our kids and we could still walk around easily. The room smelled fresh and clean, we did move the couch and had to clean up some candy that was left on the floor. It appeared like the room was recently renovated because everything was in good condition - except there was no plug for the tub. The shower head seemed brand new and the bathroom itself was beautiful with high quality hair/body products that we really liked. The bed wasn’t that comfortable and the pillows were feathery; we just prefer something more firm. Otherwise it was clean. Breakfast was good, there was a variety of hot and cold items and the coffee was hot and fresh. The staff was nice, we didn’t have any issues. There are ample amenities around the property as well. It is a nice place to stay when passing through. "