My husband and I enjoyed a great tour on Father's Day Sunday…read more Suzanne, our interpreter, was very thorough and our tour group was small, consisting of only two other adults--shout out to the couple we met from Downers Grove! The tour was about an hour long and was more about the various families who've lived in the house over the past 110+ years rather than Frank Lloyd Wright himself, which was very interesting. If you're visiting a FLW home, there's a good chance you already know something about him, thus there really isn't need to discuss the architect himself in great detail on this tour. It was sad to hear about the many items original to the house that had been stripped from the walls, etc. and sold over the years. Stained glass windows are still out in the world with various owners, as well as fixtures and furniture, but these items can't be repurchased until the mortgage is paid off. Our interpreter said that Christie's Auctions knows where many of the items are now, so hopefully they can get them back down the road. Another Yelp! reviewer mentioned that some light fixtures and paint colors in the home obviously aren't original and they seemed to be bothered by this. Personally, those cosmetic things didn't matter to me. Upgrades are going to happen over the years. There is a boardroom now, and the home is rented for private parties, weddings, and more. The bills needs to be paid and other sources of income are vital to keeping a home like this open to the public. The $20 per person admission fee felt appropriate to me, given that the entry fee is helping to pay down the last remaining $100k left on the original $1.7million montage. Wow. They've come a long way. Wright In Kankakee (WIK) "is the not-for-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the acquisition and preservation of Frank Lloyd Wright's first prairie style design." All of the volunteers were super friendly and the gift shop had a lot of lovely items for sale. We took a Duffy Electric Boat ride around the Kankakee River afterward. $10 per person for 30 minutes and the ride left from the dock near the Bradley House. All in all, a terrific way to spend and afternoon. Highly recommend.

Just finished a tour of this Frank Lloyd Wright home. Tours run an hour long and cost 15 dollars…read more Recommend a visit! I had a great tour guide all to myself, which was nice as usually there are many people on tours of Frank Lloyd Wright's buildings. There was a bus load of people leaving when I began my tour. Tours are on Friday and the weekend. Friday is probably best to avoid crowds! Beautiful home on the river with a lot of history. Glad it was restored!

Fantastic! Mike was reasonably priced and really delivered. He's very laid back and easy to work…read morewith and was willing to go to downtown Chicago in the dead of winter on 2 weeks notice! We loved our photos. Mike really went above and beyond!

You must get your photos taken by April Love Photography! She is a true artist. Your photos will…read morebe beautiful, unique and something you will treasure forever. She is my go to photographer for all my big life events and family photos. She is absolutely brilliant, affordable and the sweetest person you will ever meet.

This woman is not only talented but a delight to be around. Her upbeat personality makes taking…read morephotos so easy and a memorable experience. Not only has she taken modeling photos of me in fun creepy macabre locations but she did our cemetery engagement photos and did all the photos for our Halloween Masquerade wedding. She really has a unique artistic eye that comes through in the photos. I could not recommend her more.

Located off the main road next to what I believe used to be an active mall…read more Chocolate chip cookies and water to greet you upon arrival. The location looks freshly renovated, and the staff were kind, courteous, and helpful with any questions. The room was clean and spacious, with hot water readily available, but it ran out in the middle of my short shower. My only complaint would be that I'm not sure why Hilton insists on having countertops and showers for tall people, and then finds the shortest toilet stools available, where your knees are by your ears.

I stayed here in December on a visit to our sister company. The room was very clean and the staff…read morewas friendly and accommodating. I don't have any complaints.

The room was perfect and clean. The sheets, blankets, comforter, pillows, and towels all seemed…read morenew. It was quiet and comfortable. I was afraid with the trains we would hear them all night but I never did. The mattress was a bit too firm for me but I was out as soon as I hit the pillow. The shower was great and plenty of hot water. It was a great addition to our Rt. 66 travels.

Amazing very clean.The staff is wonderful. No crime. Every time I'm in town , I stay here.read more

Filthy and Unsafe. Hair all over shower. Dirty bedding that smelled like men's cologne. Also a huge…read moregap in door that does not allow it to close properly. You can see into the room from the hallway and could easily break into room.

This is our third year staying at the Fairfield Inn for our gymnastics state meet. Every year we…read morehave been extremely happy with the customer service and the location! The staff is always very friendly and helpful and this is what truly has us coming back. The breakfast is quite decent and great selection of foods (eggs, waffles, bagels, yogurt, breakfast sandwiches etc). They do have a small workout room (weights , a couple treadmills and an elliptical ). Their pool is on the smaller side but is never crowded. Location wise, it is right by the adventure commons If you are there for a sporting event. The mall (which has a movie theater) is right across the parking lot along with a couple restaurants. If you are in the area for an event- I would recommend staying at the Fairfield Inn!