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"Location was perfect. Breakfast was perfect for my kids and the property was clean. We rested and was able to drive home refreshed "

"As the question of breakfast seems at top of many lists, I address that. Unfortunately, there was little offered. We had stayed at Best Westerns all the way back from Florida and unfortunatey Olgesby IL let us down. The choices were few and nothing like our previous three stays coming back North. The room was accessible and well appointed, spacious. The king bed was comfortable, sink separate from bath and plenty of quality towels, etc. It is located in a very quiet area with traffic noise from I39 non-existent. "

"There was dust under the chair and a sock. "

"Clean and nice villa. Coffee machine didn’t work and there were no accommodations made"

"The staff was incredible - very attentive and amicable. The continental breakfast was also impressive; as someone who typically goes for "hot plate" items, I enjoyed everything I tried and appreciated variety day to day while also keeping consistency with others. The infused water is a cherry on the top! My king-bed room was spacious and well-kept, with very comfortable bedding, a mini fridge, microwave, and instant coffee maker (though I don't drink coffee). Though I didn't use the gym or pool, they also looked well maintained. While the hotel is located in an oversized parking lot, it connects to many retail, food, and entertainment options. I was visiting to explore Starved Rock, which was a short drive away; my recommendation - try the local restaurants and stay away from the national chains if you can! Incredible options in the area like Jalapenos (next door), Stone Jug Barbeque, and The Rootbeer Stand. "

"The house was very clean and had everything we needed. Easy to communicate with the host. Very scenic and peaceful place to stay! "

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"Poor breakfast selection.Clerks had strong accents,hard for me to understand."

"Wasn't much to offer for breakfast. 2 choices of cereal and one of them were empty."