Hotel was clean and staff was friendly. Lots of parking was available and everything was easy to…read morefind. Free cups of water in the lobby was a nice touch. Was disappointed at the breakfast only because they had no options for diabetics or gluten free people except an apple. We ended up not being able to eat here but it looked good if you wanted a carb loaded breakfast. They had biscuits, gravy, home fries, waffles, sugared oatmeal, sugared cereals (Frosted Flakes and fruit loops), toast, English muffins and bagels. No meats, no eggs and no other fresh fruit but apples were offered. If they had any kind of eggs or any kind of a meat option I would have been happy. First hotel I've even been at without that as a choice. The stay was fine and we had no issues.

We recently rented the Embassy Room for a graduation party. Oh my goodness what a fantastic idea!…read more Everything was outstanding! The room is lovely, the windows give great light and a great view, it is spacious and clean! Catherine and the staff at Town & Country Inn and Suites were wonderful to work with. Catherine helped me figure out my options and put it all together wonderfully for me. From the table set up, to the linens and skirts - everything was just fantastic. We highly recommend Town & Country Inn and Suites for your venue needs!

I rarely give out a 5star rating and actually dislike the ecovillage as a whole but the Milkweed is…read morean amazing place and the original owners are amazing people whom I will always wish the best.

I rarely give out 5 stars, but this place nails it. Not only is the food incredible, but you…read morebecome immersed in a friendly, healthy, and energetic atmosphere. A visit to this place feels a little like paradise. It's well worth the trip!

Rooms are what you would expect. But the bathrooms are tiny and the tubs are in need of grout…read morereplacement. Mold in the caulk and material peeling off the tubs surface. The pool and hot tub are never at a temperature to make them desirable to be used. I am guessing this is because the staff doesn't want to have to maintain them from regular use. I was told the hot tub has been a "cold" tub for years. The tvs were intermittent for two evenings that we used them. I added a 2nd star for proximity walking to a couple food establishments and a large store. The breakfast buffet was okay and the staff working that area were the kindest (earning the 3rd star) we interacted with during our stay.

I laid in my bed for ten minutes and went to the bathroom to see a bed bug was crawling on me. It…read morebit my neck and broke out into a rash. We tore apart the bed to see if there were more and there was crumbs from previous people under all the sheets. I gave an extra star because they let us switch rooms.

I arrived after dark for business and wound thru some backroads before finding my way to the hotel…read more Pleasantly and happily surprised to find this very nice and new hotel right by the hospital. I was greeted warmly, given helpful info by the desk staff person. Several utility contractors appeared to be using the HIE as their home base and were gathered in the lobby swapping stories and relaxing over beverages. The rooms were high end for an HIE and featured a room with the bathroom to be right on entry, a sliding barn door separating the bedroom from the bathroom and noise from the hallway., a chaise lounge, office set up and large screen TV with a king size bed which was very comfortable. The bathroom had a nighttime light feature and a great shower set up with a sliding glass door. I must say as a frequent traveler this hotel beats some of the more pricier places I've stayed. I skipped the free breakfast so can't comment on it. When in Hannibal MO, do your self a favor and stay here, it's well worth the extra 5 minutes you will spend driving back into town to check out Mark Twain stuff or whatever it might be that brings you to Hannibal

I cannot believe all the good reviews - this place is horrid! It seems like it was thrown together…read morewith spare parts and discounted fittings. We had a room with a king size bed. We had roaches!!! Minimal housekeeping means they don't even come in and take all the trash, they just grab the old towels and bring in clean ones (hopefully - eco could mean they just dried wet ones in the dryers and brought them out for re-use). The floor felt like it had not been cleaned in ages on my bare-feet which were dirty by the time I went to bed after I had only walked on the room's floor! The bed was so tall you had to do gymnastics to get on it. They say they are eco minded so I think they use the grey water idea for one time our toilet water was literally yellow and no one had peed in it, so I guess someone had peed in the shower and it ended up in my toilet. The lid on the toilet was too small so you were constantly sitting on the bowl part as well. Also being eco minded meant instead of soap being sanitarily wrapped in it's own unopened paper and small bottles of shampoo etc, you got opened bottles of not full to almost empty products, all of which numerous other people had used and perhaps done God knows what with it and the pump handles were probably never cleaned. You could not even use the sink for the fixtures were so ill fitting, you had to use a cup to rinse your hands, otherwise you were constantly hitting the underneath crevice of the counter and you just knew it had not been touched by "housekeeping" since the hotel was built. There is no restaurant only a breakfast hallway which is sectioned "off limits" except 6-8am. The laundry room which you had to do yourself smelt like sewage. I didn't even shower for it was unusable, not only did it have no grab bars or anything, you had to turn backwards to reach the products about three feet from the shower head. Someone said this hotel was new - the shower was rusty. So after having to pole vault onto the bed I left unshowered, in dirty clothes for I did not want to use products someone may have goobered in that stank to high heaven, or launder my clothes in a sewer. We had planned to stay two nights but left after the first one. Very over priced and don't believe a word of the good reviews. And I didn't even say a word about all the clashing decor...

Amazing experience here in SE Iowa. From our check-in with Heather to the breakfast in the…read moremorning, it was small town friendliness! The HI was very clean in the common areas as well as our room. This is the first time we got a text from the front desk (thank you Heather for the fresh cookies at checkin) after we got to our room to make sure everything was perfect for us. The only shortcomings was the indoor pool was too cool for a dip in last night.

The room smelled, they never came in to clean the room and A/C was broken. I felt like staying in…read morea motel 6. I am going to request a refund!

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.

We stayed in September 2017. The lodge and bedrooms are very clean and the grounds are impeccably…read moremaintained. The pond is great for fishing or using their canoe. This is an ideal venue for small groups (10-24 people.) Each bedroom has its own bathroom. Quiet, clean, comfortable, and beautiful!

From the owner: 40 acre resort near kirksvilleread more

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!

There's not a lot of options when it comes to Mt Sterling and places to stay but Irish House is…read moreconveniently located and the staff is very friendly. The room was ready and clean when I arrived. I ended up needing some a tips but the front desk unfortunately didn't have any on hand, but they were able to help a colleague who was in need of a toothbrush! So they have some extra amenities if you forget to pack something, but they don't have options for everything. The hotel definitely has that old charm but some of the rooms have been recently renovated with updated vinyl floors which was nice.

The facility was lovely!! Definitely a place to return with very unique character, though limited…read moreamenities. The bar along that we expected open was not and the offer of refreshments was actually empty. The coffee service was very minimal to the description provided. The only real concern is that they have switched to an AirBNB operation vs a full service inn. I missed not having front desk service. We received a clear confirmation and instructions but the wrong room was listed so we were unable to enter the room listed. We called the number and they responded shortly after. However it was a stressful few minutes.

Are we back yet?!!!! We love this place!!!…read moreSo much history, amazing architecture and fantastic people!!! The rooms give you the feeling it's still the late 1800's- the bathrooms are super clean and modern but charming too. We hung out on the main floor and had the time of our lives playing pool in addition to an old tabletop shuffleboard game. The fellow patrons were a mix of locals and travelers. Everyone was really friendly! We chilled in the old Parlor on the second floor and got some good Ol card playing and laughs in as well. The views of the train station, fort and Mississippi River are breathtaking and relaxing. I would give 3 thumbs up if I had an extra!

Quick and easy check-in at a very convenient location. The room was well equipped, and very clean,…read morewhich is always appreciated. Would recommend this location to any traveler.

‼ UNSAFE // NOT SOLO OR FEMALE TRAVELER FRIENDLY // TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCES ‼…read more I would like to begin by cautioning solo or female travelers to avoid this hotel due to safety concerns. Myself and my travel companion are in our late twenties and felt unsafe and uncomfortable the entirety of our weekend stay. Our trip began with a room change due to our assigned room being dirty, host to the pubic hair tumble weeds, and bedding soiled with mystery body fluids. The very kind front desk (day shift) staff were the only reason I would even consider giving this establishment a singular star, so approachable and friendly (: The woman changed our room to one that was clean. However, the following night my friend and I experienced one of the most alarming events I have ever encountered while staying in a hotel. We were awoken suddenly between 1:15AM and 2:00AM to blood curdling screaming of a near by neighbor on our floor. I can tell you with utmost certainty a woman was in distress and having a physical altercation to some degree with another person, we could HEAR it!?!? She was crying and screaming for help. To make matters worse we could hear the cries of a young child as well. When we called the front desk to report the domestic incident the woman who we spoke to (while apologetic) was VERY dismissive until I told her I was contacting the local authorities to conduct a welfare check. She then changed her tune and informed me the party had left and instructed me NOT to contact the authorities. The disturbance stopped while I was speaking with the employee of the front desk. However, this is a red flag ladies the front desk employee stated during this encounter that she's aware of the severity of the situation occurring but ‼ was not concerned enough to check on the safety of the woman involved. ‼ I would hope that if hotel staff heard me being assaulted/beaten they would call the police but do NOT hold your breath at the Americinn . Finally, upon leaving our room this morning to check out we observed a bald white male around 5'6 wearing a bright orange shirt and blue jeans walking around our floor trying to get in some of the rooms (I can assure you this man was not lost) he was checking doors to see if there were any unlocked. Very suspicious and sketchy behaviors for a man to be doing at 8:30 in the morning.