The Irish House Hotel is a very nice hotel. The rooms were very neat & clean & comfortable. The…read morestaff was friendly and helpful & responsive to any questions. The coffee they make was brewed & was great. I would highly recommend this hotel.

Nothing fancy about Irish House, from the room to the breakfast bar to the pool. But that's just…read morefine. Reservations simple with a phone call. Hotel was recently renovated. Our room was clean, quiet and comfortable. Restaurants, coffee shop and the healthy downtown a bit more than a mile away. For a rural community especially, a good choice!

One of the nicest, cleanest hotels I've had the pleasure of staying in!! What a wonderful surprise!…read more I would recommend this hotel to everyone! The staff was so polite and professional, thank you! I wish we were this area for our entire visit so we could have stayed here!!

As opportunity would have it, we stayed here again in August. Another good stay. I wanted to add I…read morefound out they actually have a few rooms with full length mirrors! Now we know. Same receptiveness from awesome front staff and housekeeping. Keep up the good work. Same opinion of the breakfast, but they do try with what they have. If only they could figure out how to not burn the bacon which we figure is the "already cooked" kind, which they refry to heat; invariably hard. My suggestion: I find heating in a microwave on DEFROST is often the best solution, even to reheat pizza. No nuking. You shouldn't go hungry from the offered selection but you may have difficulty getting bread or bagel toasted. Guests constantly complain about it and it has never gotten fixed. Yes it's annoying. You're in a hurry, you're hungry, you're making other people wait, etc. I mean, what's the cost of a couple good-working toasters?

Whether you're a hunting party, a quilting party, a wedding party, or a corporate event Andy, Pat,…read moreand their friendly and capable staff will make sure you feel like part of their family. The lodge started out as a hunting lodge in the middle of beautiful Pike County Illinois, the whitetail deer Capitol of the world. With deer season so short Andy recognized other uses for the lodge and expanded his focus to satisfy a wider range of clientele. He has absolutely hit a home run. Sprague's Kinderhook Lodge is a wonderful bed and breakfast on a hill in the midst of corn fields overlooking a sparkling lake with the occasional sound of a distant train softly rumbling by.

From the owner: We are a destination retreat site focusing on quilters, scrapbookers and craftsmen. We also provide…read morelodging during Whitetail hunting season 10 weeks out of the year. We also are a destination site for weddings, reunions and corporate retreats.

The service was excellent. The breakfast was standard but good. The beds however, were a little…read moreuncomfortable. The pillows were really hard. The rooms were clean and the air conditioning worked really well. The family really liked the indoor pool.

The best option of you find yourselves in Macomb. It is right near another chain but, based on my…read moreexperience at both, it is definitely worth the few extra bucks to stay at Hampton Inn. The front desk staff is always nice and helpful. The rooms are basic but nice and clean. The fitness center is fairly small but seems to always be empty so no issue using equipment. Like many hotels, they seems to have gotten rid of the hot tubs but the pool is heated and was definitely enjoyed but the kids. The breakfast option here sets it apart from other options with a spread of hot items as well as pastries and cereals. They also have both full size and mini waffle irons and a complete topping bar. Anytime we stay in Macomb, this is our preferred hotel location.

The Green Gables has put in some good improvements since I stayed here a couple of years ago. The…read morething you should realize about this motel is that it offers very high value. So remember that it's not the Ritz Carlton you're checking into. With that in mind: The room is good - clean, double bed is comfortable, TV works, two lamps that work and a little refrigerator and also a microwave. So you have what you need for a few nights. Also, outside each room there are little chairs so you can sit outside which in the summer, is a very pleasant thing to do. And it's fun to talk with the other guests; they are always interesting people. The location cannot be beat. It is very near Scripps Park which has a playground, a picnic area and a fabulous aquatic center with a giant slide. It's also across the road from the Fitness Center where you can buy a $10 day pass - lap pool, gyms, workout room - great facility. It's also close to the best Mexican restaurant around - Los Charros. Alway busy because it's so good. The parking lot is well lit, the grass is mowed and manicured. I think it is a very fine place for the money. It's also quite safe. I don't think I needed to lock my door - of course, I did, but it's a quiet place despite the fact that it's right on Rt 24. Lastly, the owner of this motel is a very fine woman. I had a problem - I lost my key - and she couldn't have been more understanding. She is kind. I stayed a few nights and had the chance to visit with her and she's interesting. I recommend this motel as the best value in Rushville.

I will NEVER go back to the Green Gable or Crossroads after having gone to the Green Gable for 10…read moreyears with the origonal owners. Here is why: * They new owners (2020) lied to me, confirming I had a room at the Green Gable and then taking it away without notifying me less than an hour before I arrived. A classic bait and switch to gain customers at the Crossroads motel that has such a horrible repetition (Outdates, bedbugs and roaches). * The woman/owner said they were giving me a deal at Crossroads for 79.00 because they messed up, but the husband later said the room was 60.00, not knowing the situation between his wife and me with her offering it for 79.00 at a "bargain price." * They told me the Green Gable was filled (Though they didn't bother to notify me), when it clearly was not. We checked several times throughout the night and the next morning. The same three, and later one more vehicles were there. It was obvious they had vacant rooms. There was no vacancy sign on the office door at any point. All to get you to go to the Crossroads. * They have, and most likely will continue to raise the rates. * If history is proof, they will continue to let the Green Gable go down in quality and cleanliness, and possibly become bug infested like the Crossroads. * They can NOT be trusted. I can't feel safe with people or willing to do business with people that are willing to trick, lie, be deceitful and have no morals. I am in shock of what they did. I use to love going to the Green Gable when the wonderful older couple use to own it.

Glen and Casey were amazing hosts! State Street in…read moreJacksonville is a historical wonder onto itself (do the walking tour!). This lovingly-restored bed and breakfast is a 150-year old architectural gem. We had a wonderful time learning about our hosts and their journey to State Street, as well as great nuggets about Jacksonville. A bed-and-breakfast is such a unique hospitality experience - 10/10 recommend!

5 Star Charming B&B. Hospitality a plenty from check in to check out. Amazing good full breakfast…read more Coffee and mini fridge available 24/7 in foyer next to room. Very quaint, small capacity. Beautiful grounds for sitting and chatting pleasure. Owners/Innkeepers, Gwenn&Glenn delightful, personable, professional. Jacksonville itself boast it's own personal history and just a short drive (28 mi) to Springfield which was our purpose of the visit to see the Abraham Lincoln Museum/Library. Highly recommended. From the other pictures and history of this B&B Christmas looks pretty special here.

Great staff gave us awesome suggestions for sports bar/ restaurant. Nice breakfast, clean rooms…read more Breakfast just enough eggs sausage, breads., etc.... . Can't beat the price.

Very pleasantly surprised at the transformation of this hotel over the past few years. I used to…read morestay here regularly while visiting my daughter at WIU, until I bought a house in Macomb in 2017, and remember it being an acceptable place at the time. I happened to get a couple of rooms now, in 2021, while visiting WIU for graduation, and was impressed at the change. I had actually driven up to the hotel, willing to accept it as I remembered it from 4 years ago; it turned out be much, much nicer. No more smoky smell - in fact the entire hotel smells clean and fresh. The carpets have been replaced,and new paint throughout. New furniture, furnishings, appliances and ACs in the rooms. The entire staff is hard-working, friendly and approachable. The manager/host is clearly engaged in the performance of the hotel, and it's easy to see, since he is always present in person, working alongside the staff. (side note - this hotel turned out to be even nicer than the Quality Inn and Suites in Kansas City, MO. That place was the exact opposite, but that's the subject of another review).

So, we've stayed here multiple times before, but always on the second and third floors. It's a…read morehistoric building so it's a bit different than standard hotels. Brandy was the star of our last stay! She was so kind and helpful and refreshed our towels and bathroom daily! We booked 4 nights and designated a first floor room as the others were booked. The entrance is in the alley way. The key stuck in the door each time we tried to use and it getting in was difficult. The air conditioning is a window unit. There is also an iodizer that was running that sounded like a vacuum cleaner. Bathrooms are older. We didn't have an actual bathroom vanity/sink and used the kitchenette sink. The walls were pretty thin, and we could hear our neighbors often and chatter from the alley and parking lot. The beds were comfy and the room was clean! The restaurant was honestly strange. It's a steakhouse but has a lot of pub seating and tables cannot be moved. Prices were reasonable but food is served in diner style baskets with paper (not a steakhouse vibe). Severs were kind but unorganized. My salad had a lot of wilted lettuce, but baked potato and steak kabob was good. We wouldn't go back.

We were there for 2 nights. Check in? No one there. There were 2 pieces of paper on the desk…read morewith your name, room number and the code to your door, right there for anyone to see. We had no idea where our room was. My husband looked in the restaurant to the left and saw a girl and asked if she could tell us where our room and the elevator was. She said there is no elevator and said go out back behind the hotel and take the stairs. She was obviously busy with the restaurant. Our room was upstairs and you have to go out the back of the building and climb stairs. It was pouring rain and dark out. We had a cooler, luggage and hanging dress clothes to lug up the stairs. We got in our room and my husband said $191.00 a night for this!!! We couldn't get the A/C or heat to work in the living room. There is a tiny remote and we couldn't figure it out. This must have been an old attic that was turned into rooms using blonde pine. The floors are so tilted and uneven it was hard to walk, it gave you a drunk feeling. There is a sign on your door that you can turn over that said something like clean our room so I turned it to that but no one ever came to provide fresh towels or clean the rooms. We were given 2 rough towels, 2 washcloths and a hand towel. The "closet was just a short bar to hang your clothes on. Luckily we brought some of our clothes on hangers because there was only 1 tiny hanger and it was for pants. The only other places to put clothes were in the one drawer of the nightstand. There is a picture of the inside of the drawers. There is a metal stand to put your luggage on but it was so rickety that it kept leaning so we couldn't use it. When we went to leave we couldn't get the door to lock. We have a Schlage code lock at home but it isn't like this one. I called both numbers on the sheet of paper and both went to voice mail. I texted one number, Brandy, and told her we were having problems getting the door to lock. She said instructions were on the sheet of paper. I still couldn't get it to lock. We had to leave for our function, when we got back the door was still unlocked. I texted her and told her that but never heard back. How can you run a hotel with no one there??? Two other rooms were rented by friends and family. When I asked what they thought of the hotel they just laughed. When we checked out of our room there was no one at the desk.