Great place to stay in Zion. The decor is beautiful. The rooms are clean and spacious.read more

It is completely offensive this place so proudly proclaims itself a women run hotel…read more Why? Because it is the worst run hotel for a hundred miles in any direction. Without getting into all the small things like only having two towels in a double occupancy when we all know someone's going to need to wrap their hair, like entertainment equipment so poorly cared for you're jiggling HDMI cables like it's a set of rabbit ears from 1978... They make you sign a form indicating quiet hours begin at 10p & then host private parties in the ball room which run until 11p with amplified music you can hear three floors away. Never mind the women they hire are precisely the sort which make it impossible for other women to be taken seriously in the work place because they're under trained, apprehensive, poorly spoken, surly, unable to make decisions, speak in a full voice with confidence in the knowledge of what they're saying... We've put up with the place for a few years now because they landed the Bristol Fair package deal & we really want shuttle service to & from an event involving alcohol, but at this point, I'd rather walk the two and a half miles from the fair to the Double Tree than put up with this place one more night.

The owners couldn't be nicer and the room was very clean. Definitly worth the money. I'll be back!read more

This place is a dive. Room was filthy, smelled real bad, had and old TV, old worn out furniture,…read moreuncomfortable bed, big holes and dirt all over the walls. Cobwebs, dust, and dead cockroaches, cracked tile in shower, plastic shower curtain rod wouldn't stay in place because of the busted up tile. Everything was dirty, long black hair on the sheet when I pulled down the bedspread. No blanket - they expect you to use the bedspread as a blanket/comforter - YUCK, looks like they hadn't been washed in a while. Frayed carpet to bathroom causing carpet tacks to stick up - but wouldn't advise going barefoot anyway - I bought brand new pink flip flops that I wore only in the motel and the bottoms of them were filthy from the disgusting sticky, stained carpet after just one day in the room (stayed two nights - was stuck for arriving late and being at a friend's memorial all day the next day). My cell phone was dead and I didn't know what to do. I was in tears, tried to leave as much luggage in the car as possible. Grocery carts up to doors on outside of building (what kind of people live there). No Ice. Had to buy a Cubs blanket at the Jewel for 30.00. Charged me 15.00 in taxes for two nights. Had to use a regular key to enter room from hot filthy hallway. I am leaving most of my luggage in the garage as I arrived home, and taking out doing laundry as I empty it. Yes, it's that bad, please don't stay here. I couldn't sleep due to the anxiety and the people walking around above me at 4:00 in the morning! I would give it zero stars if possible. This is by far the most disgusting room I ever stayed in.

Customer service is terrible plug stocks don't work air conditioner the water is leaking in the…read moreroom didn't have Wi-Fi for two days and it's terrible old TVs no soap or tissue I don't recommend nobody to stay there and they are racist against any black people

I'm staying here with my husband and two kids and my two dogs. I'm being overcharged for my dogs…read more They wanted $100 per week but "gave me a deal" $60.00 per week for two dogs. It's ridiculous. Also it's one car up front per guest, but I pay the most of everyone here so I'll park where I want. They can't do anything about it, and they won't. The owners are mean. I don't recommend anyone stay here.

Booked a room here for one night owing to its proximity to the charter fishing out of Northpoint…read moreMarina. I urge strongly urge you to not repeat my mistake. Your average Country Inn & Suites, a perfectly respectable brand, bears no resemblance to this den of filth, mold & iniquity. The accommodations were revolting--body hair of questionable provenance on sheets & towels, mold and water stains throughout, sunflower seed shells strewn across the floor--the litany of horrors could go on. As a parting gift, we were propositioned and then accosted by an inebriated prostitute in the lobby at 5:30am on our way out.

By Far the worst hotel I've stayed at. I don't say that because I'm used to luxury and lavish…read morehotels. This is ridiculous. Stained furniture, visibly dirty shower, hairs hanging from wall, stains on BOTH beds, walls peeling and so so so outdated. It seems as though there's no housekeeping and if there is, it's not being done correctly. Think: would YOU feel comfortable in something like this?! It's a fairly cheap hotel $70-$90/night , and the price shows from when you walk into the "lobby" to the ice machine that's out of order on the 2nd floor. I am not understanding these perfect 5 star reviews. Definitely fakes or employees writing them. I wish I could do less than 1 star.

Stayed at Illinois Beach Hotel for a few days. Dinners at Nolan's. Nice menu. Not adventurous but…read morewell prepared. Service was good. The waterfront view of Lake Michigan is awesome.

Heard Nolan's has pretty good hamburgers and decent commercial space so we were asked to check the…read moreplace out. Ordered the burger, which was expensive, and a glass of "the house red". The burger was reasonable but the wine was atrocious and bordered on unpalatable. It was cold and oxidized having been opened sometime in the past and stuffed into a refrigerator somewhere. I commented about this to the server and got a shrug and a "Sorry." Add this to the slow service, and generally worn out look of the place, and we're not likely to go back nor schedule our shareholder meeting there. Nice view though!

Im stoked on how old this hotel and how it's still in business. It's the oldest hotel I've ever…read morestayed in but quality of rooms and cleanliness needs a bit of a step up (no offense) but other than that, I'd recommend this hotel for a great view of the beach and that nostalgic hit of that old vibe. Edit: another complaint I realized is that the dining room is reserved for party's and we couldn't eat there (correct me if I'm wrong) other than that, the place is very nice.

A gem of Illinois! A resort hotel, right on the Lake Michigan beach, with epic views and access to…read morethe grandest of lakes. A 3-day stay. Hotel is clean and well maintained. The rates for a waterfront hotel are a bargain. Staff is super friendly. The food at Nolan's is very good. Miles of super soft sand beaches to walk. A great bike path. Stunning views. What could be better?

I'm nearly positive this hotel can only be: -A brothel…read more-A location for drug dealers -A money laundering front It doesn't seem possible that this is a legitimate hotel.  From the cigarette smoke reeking lobby to the plaque of rules with tape covering up "Days Inn", giving away the previous tenants, this place was one of the worst hotels I've ever stayed in.  (I've travelled to 39 U.S. states.) My partner and I received 1 key card to share among the two of us, we had to give a $20 deposit at check-in which was not expressed earlier over the phone or online, the clerk who checked us in killed a live fly in front of us, we were given no wifi password, the towels were filthy and unusable, the bed comforter had love stains, the door was impossible to open without slamming through it, the TV remote batteries were dead, the mattress sheets didn't fit, the bathroom waste basket wasn't bagged, their offered coffee machines in every room was invalid as ours was broken, and there were no offered "Do not disturb" placards- so we had to make our own.   I discovered their breakfast offer is also no longer valid and was told "their website is inaccurate." They did have a coffee dispenser but with no cups. I asked for two cups. The person working the front brought me back a single cup covered in small worms. I told him I needed a second cup.  There was no apology, thank you, or any verbal exchange- just a second cup and a grunt.  The coffee was also cold. I'm not petty, but the entire place reeked of smoke and was dilapidated. Plus, everything else I mentioned.         If you like disaster-lodging, this place is for you.   In short, this place sucks.

The staff was really nice. But the pictures in no way reflect the hotel. The rooms were disgusting…read more Hair from the last guest still on the table. We found a meth bag in the AC and the blanket had burns from a glass pipe. 100% would not stay here again.

This is one of the best bang-for-the-buck courses you will find in the Chicagoland area. It is well…read moremaintained, greens are decent speed, and water water everywhere. You can easily shoot over 90 on a bad day but break 80 if you have your A game. We always play for the tips and pay from $25 weekdays to $40 on weekend with carts on golf internet sites.

You won't find a fancy schmancy club house or high-tech golf carts with GPS at Midlane. What you…read morewill find (assuming you can find Wadsworth, IL on a map) is a well maintained and challenging course for golfers at any level. I played here both in the early Summer and early Fall and the course was consistently in very good shape. It's quite a hike if you live in the city, but the green fees are pretty reasonable compared to some of the shorter, lower quality courses in Chicago's immediate suburbs. Be forewarned, there's a ton of water on this course so bring lots of golf balls and prepare for a long day if you're struggling to hit it straight. Even with all the challenges this course presents, it still makes for an enjoyable round that's worth the occasional trek outside Chicago.

There are so many positive aspects to the Lotus, it's a beautiful hotel, in a quiet,safe area,…read moreupscale & very clean. In the large dining area there's a full hot breakfast every morning, with fruit & juice, yogurt, cereal, pancakes or my favorite...the waffle maker. There's fresh hot coffee all day. The rooms are gorgeous, the beds are soooo comfortable. There's a fridge, microwave and sink in the standard rooms, along with a table and chairs. If you order food, the staff will give you plates & utensils. The rooms are huge, lots of space, a flat screen tv & free wifi. There is a large laundry room with 2 washers and 2 dryers that work well, which is a true plus. There's a heated pool and a hot tub. There's a large flat screen in the social area, which has plush chairs, sofa & fire place. Out back there's an adorable patio, complete with 3 nice gas grills, tables & chairs, it's a good sized area. If you use a grill, again the staff will give you utensils and dinner ware. It's especially nice the way the patio is mostly enclosed by walls and trees, which blocks the wind but the sun has lots of access. The landscaping around the hotel is so pretty, there's a golf course out back. It is truly an incredible place to stay. It truly is a swanky place to stay, but what makes it absolutely the best, is the staff. Genuinely kind people, from the helpful kind people at the front desk, to the housekeepers, maintenance workers, landscapers, the shuttle drivers (Sonny is fun, upbeat, always smiling, caring & very quick witted, Sonny will say something to make you smile, laugh & brighten your day.) Robert, is a saint, works long hours & is still around when he's not on the clock. Robert pays attention, learns everyone's name & gets the shuttle riders to get to know each other. Robert goes the extra mile and then ten more. I truly feel he doesn't do his job just to make a living, Robert does his job because he loves people. His objective is to help people who are fighting cancer & help their care givers & family too. Robert helps in too many ways to mention them all, there is just so much he does for so so so many patients, but the nurses always told me he stopped in to check on me when I was getting my chemo. I was always sleeping when he stopped, but when the nurse would tell me, it touched my heart. It made me feel cared about, safe. My chemo was always late in the day and would end long after the shuttle stopped running. The Lotus & Robert made sure I got a ride back. The stress and anxiety that Robert & Jun spared me after chemo was priceless! That's the level of kindness & so much help, it's absolutely priceless. I want to thank Jun, you are an amazing, talented, intelligent, sweet man. Thank you for coming to get me after chemo, you have an infectious smile and you're calming, you are such a supportive, helpful, thoughtful, caring, genuine person. You would ask if I had eaten, not everyone would think about that. Jun, there were so many times you made me smile, and times you made my day the best. The times you sang were awesome. My favorite time you sang, your family had a dinner for your Dad's birthday. I came out in the lobby & there's kids every where. I adore kids & they were every where. 2-teen, each polite, happy. You insisted I come meet your family (which warmed my heart & I felt honored to have the chance to meet your family.) On my way back to my room, you asked if you could sing a James Taylor song for me. It was just us and you cover James well. I was there alone, you knew that. So you shared your family & food with me & then sang incredibly a song from one of my favorite singers, you knew that too. Thank you Jun! You're kindness is genuine. Thank Everyone at the Lotus! You're family, not just an amazing hotel!

To stay at Hawthorn Suites is to be confident nothing shocking, jarring, or otherwise outside the…read moreexperience of the average upper middle class traveler will occur. It's entirely possible to somnambulate through the entire check-in, residence, and wedding reception experience blissful in the knowledge that, within the confines of the establishment, nothing interesting or untoward will assail the senses. The bride evidently picked Wedding #2 and color scheme #6 from the menu, causing her wedding planner and Hawthorn to swing into action like a well-oiled machine. The evening was perfect - I'm certain it adhered exactly to the script. It was entirely without drama ... or passion ... or a pulse. The bride has an attractive and strong personality, yet the evening was flavored with vanishingly little of her personal touch. Instead of spending the evening feeling happy for her, I passed my time wondering why anyone (and especially she) would invest time and money on something so generic and cold. My impressions of ... The reception hall: Pre-fab room, completely conventional, mercilessly well-organized and intelligently arranged. It was "personalized" with dyed sashes, luckily of a different color than those chosen by the evening's other bride, who was installed in the otherwise identical adjacent reception room. Without the color-coded accents to identify the rooms, there would doubtless have been substantial unintentional co-mingling of guests from both parties. The entertainment: DJ with a table-mounted disco ball - playing every hackneyed wedding-centric song I've grown to hate. Fireworks (I am not making this up) set off outside, clearly visible through enormous windows, creating a backdrop for the bride and groom's first dance. I somehow did not ... ah ... feel the moment. The staff: Completely unobtrusive, quick, efficient, and numerous. They masterfully executed each of the tasks entrusted to them that evening: performing the ever-present-but-never-underfoot dance of dispensing hors d'oeuvres before dinner, serving dinners to every person in the room nearly simultaneously, making the for-show wedding cake vanish directly after it was cut, distributing perfectly cut pieces of cake immediately afterwards, and whisking away the used place settings and utensils with magical speed. The food: Well prepared and admirably tweaked versions of old standbys - one or two unusual ingredients in the entrees had a good effect. The improvised vegetarian kabob was quite nice. The suite: Quiet, comfortable, and tastefully appointed - a veritable refuge. The only time I heard the hysterics of the other bride's bridesmaid, who had the suite directly across from mine, (apparently her bf cheated on her that night with another girl in the wedding party) was when I ventured into the hall. I slept well and heard nothing from my neighbors while inside the suite. The appliances were all very nice, but the pots in the cupboards were cheaper than anything I've encountered outside of a child's playset, and there were only a couple utensils in the drawer (good thing I didn't have guests). The parking: One complaint - multiple advertisements stuck under my windshield wiper - whatever's on that slip of paper is not worth making me unbuckle and get out of the car to retrieve! Amenities: The fitness center was nice (if limited) and the vending machines got some late-night love. But, I feel like I missed the point of staying here, since I didn't indulge in the big draw (golf).