Great food at reasonable prices. I like the number of menu options. If you like wraps the Asian…read morecrispy is one of my favorites.

They have a nice menu with the chefs "recommended" items…read more Service is handled by people that enjoy their jobs. Very courteous and helpful. It is an up scale restaurant with great ambience.

Overall had a pretty good experience with my wedding and reception here. The chapel is absolutely…read morebeautiful and makes for great pictures. The new B&B rooms they added on were lovely. I can't say anything about the golf course itself as we didn't have time to golf. I do wish there was a bit more communication and clarify in the fees, etc from the beginning; that would be my only suggestion. But we had a beautiful event here and all worked out.

We were looking for a place to golf on our way to the Quad Cities. Chapel Hill was one of the few…read more18 hole golf courses to pick from. Others in the area were 9 hole or rate 1's by Yelp. So seeing Chapel Hill rated as a 2.5 was good. Made reservations. When we got there no other cars in the lot---scary. Checked in and started out. This course must have been nice in it's day but i think this is the worst course I've played in many years. The greens were the wort I have ever played in my 40 years of playing. Some of the holes haven't been changed in days as the grass filled the holes and made them about 2 inches wide. The greens were all torn up and badly damaged. The 2 or 3 holes coming in look good but that was it. Talked to grounds keepers (only 3 of them for the whole course) said they need more help and bad equipment and it really shows. I know we've had a lot of rain but no excuse for the shape this course was in. I would recommend you drive by and play elsewhere even at it's pricing.

Very relaxing place to come and spend the day. Even if you do not plan on buying anything. They let…read moreyou lounge in the seating area and take in the nature. I hear you can plan a wedding here but catering services are limited. This place offers no kitchen. I'd say you can do a day out with the family and watch the tree frogs or listen to the birds sing. For me its heaven to come here and just relax.

Beautiful place to have a wedding. Only problem is that the food is catered (no kitchen) and was…read moreice cold. Very disappointed with the food.

This place feels magical from the moment you drive in…read more Incredible variety of garden decor, indoor and outdoor plants. Friendly and knowledgeable staff.

A real hidden gem located on the outskirts of Princeton…read more A family owned and operated nursery specializing in perennial flowers,plants and trees. They even have aquatic plant options. Even if you are not in the market for new additions to your garden,their Botanic Gardens and Arboretum is worth the visit. The grounds and layout are just breathtaking. This is one of the best nurseries I have ever visited.

Cute bowling alley but has no arcade for the kids, a lot of cosmetic flaws and it looks like the…read moreceiling is falling. Does drip during the summer, random days closed.

I love this place! Good alcohol, good service, and under new ownership! One of the best bars in the…read morearea!!!

The slow way... See the country and enjoy s slower less stressful pace of travel…read more No standing in line to be body scanned. No standing in line to have to remove everything on your body. This is the way travel should be. It's a slower pace and yes sometimes it runs behind but most of the time not. The Southwest Chief is a great way to see America. Do yourself a favor try the train next time you travel. 00039

For a small hotel in a small town this was comfortable clean and impressive. Due to allergies I…read morehave a tendency to take a look at the air conditioning filter just to make sure it is not jammed with questionable stuff. This one was surprisingly and shockingly clean so that's the reason for the four stars. Also for a weekend it was relatively quiet and peaceful. Check in with simple and easy. The bathroom was clean the towels were good. I would stay there again if I had to be in doctors in that area again.

I see that there are literally no new reviews on this place and so I will update everyone…read more Looking back at my first review 3 years ago, I see that I paid a little over $100/night. Fast forward to 2022, and after taxes I paid $165/night. I knew the prices went up but dang, that is incredible! Upon further consideration, I'm kind of annoyed. For those of you unfamiliar with the area-YOU ARE NOT IN CHICAGO! Chicago is still almost 2 hours away. Even Starved Rock is 30 minutes away. Princeton, I'm sorry to say, is not a cultural epicenter full of attractions that draw people in and away from a city that does have those things. In the past, I've appreciated the amount of effort that goes into decorating the lobby for Christmas. Now I'm thinking that if half the effort was put into the rooms, versus the lobby, we may be getting a little closer to the cost vs quality ratio. I did notice that room had vinyl flooring and zero carpet. I liked that, as we all know how icky carpet can be. Yet the dated panther picture was way too reminiscent of items available at a local truck stop. The linens weren't extra snuggly and there is no variety in the pillow department. Unfortunately, that left me with a crick in the neck and wishing I had brought my own. Moving along, there is a pool in this inn. I saw signs that said, "The spa is closed", so I think that was referring to said pool. The free breakfast is still being served to you by employees, which makes for long lines. Waffles are no longer available on the weekend either. What? So you're telling me all the amenities of staying in the Americinn are not available and you want to charge people more? How very American of you! You may think I'm being snarky. You may think my expectations are too high. Duh! All other places that charge that kind of money have extras that make your stay lovely. Snuggly linens, firm/soft selections of pillows, warm cookies when you check-in, etc. I will no longer stay at the inn, I'd rather drive the 2.5 hours back home than drop that kind of cash. After all, I come to this area because it's where I grew up. I know the demographics of customers is probably a mixture of: extended family of residents in surrounding communities, truck drivers, and a business person here or there. All that to say, this area is full of hard-working people. They aren't about that big city life, tossing money around, and treating themselves. Why would your rooms cost so much? Okay, enough of the rant. I will put my money where my review is and no longer pay these ridiculous prices.