Great weekend. Friendly staff! Justin at the desk remembered everyone's names and was amazingly…read moreaccommodating. Cody made breakfast feel like home. The Manager Soledad was a true innkeeper. Rooms were clean and comfortable. A truly excellent experience.

Our overall experience was kinda between "okay" and "good," but the great service bumps it up. We…read morehad a couple tiny problems that I suspect were just luck of the draw - not something one would expect. Upshot is - I think this is a good place and we're very likely to stay here again the next time we're in the Peru, IN area. The hotel is welcoming with a bright, open lobby, good, safe parking and friendly, helpful staff. The lobby was clean and featured a lot of conveniences for which snootier places would charge. Breakfast, as others have mentioned, was a real treat and Nicole was a whirling peach helping everyone out while evincing friendly interest in all guests. Our room was perhaps less perfectly clean than it might have been (either a large white-haired dog or a polar bear had recently been housed there, and housekeeping's noble struggles to mop up all the residue weren't 100% successful) and the bathtub drain was slow and allowed water to pool around my ankles during just a quick shower. Here's the thing, though: we were headed to a wedding shortly after we arrived and were only there for one night. I'm CERTAIN that if I'd mentioned these issues to the folks at the front desk, they would have been rectified tout suite. I didn't, though, because I didn't have the time. (I mentioned them in response to a "How Were Things?" email from management - hey, and that email itself is a great sign, eh? - and got a royal apology and a promise to jump on fixes.) And other family members staying at the Best Western Circus City Inn had nothing but high praise for the cleanliness and functionality of their quarters. Ours was just bad luck - what are you gonna do? It happens. So, while _our_ experience was maybe a little flawed, I think that was unusual and the hotel itself is a solidly good place to stay in Peru.

Holy cow this place is cool. It's a house now divided into 4 suites. We stayed upstairs in the Cole…read morePorter Suite where the music man was born & raised. Don't know who Cole Porter is??never fear, the Miami Museum is a short walk and $3 suggested donation away and they can school u on all things Cole. Our suite was roomy and quiet and filled with antiques & memorabilia. And all the comforts of home--air, kitchenette w microwave & fridge, and a smart TV with Amazon Prime. I recommend Just a short walk to Aroma--try the Lavender Lattee(Oye) ! And the adjacent bakery! Gabriel's has amazing breakfast and Dillinger's was good for dinner. Very responsive folks running it clued us into how to get in the suite. We'll be back !

We spent two nights at the Cole Porter Inn as a little getaway for antiquing and relaxation. We…read morestayed in the Cole Porter Suite, and it was beautiful! Very spacious with lovely furniture and decor. It's probably the antique-est of the three suites in the house. The Cole Porter Suite has a living room, a little kitchenette, a queen bed in the main area, a second bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom, and a sunroom (I've included pictures). The only thing that was a pinch awkward was the hand shower in the bathtub (and no shower curtain). Some antique charm that was definitely a new experience for us, but we figured it out! We were able to contact the proprietor as soon as we arrived, and he instructed us how to get to our room. We could come and go as we pleased. The only down side was feeling a little distant from him should we need things like extra towels, but he was very nice, and I'm sure he would have come running if we'd had a need. No breakfast is included with your stay at the inn, but the kitchenette has a sink, microwave, coffee maker, and coffee, or Peru has a few local breakfast places that will fit the bill (we liked Aroma downtown for coffee and donuts, or go down U.S. 31 about 15 minutes to Dutch Cafe for a hearty breakfast). The inn was also an easy walk to a few local restaurants for dinner, of which I recommend Club 14 and Voodoo Public House. The neighborhood is filled with historic homes of all shapes and sizes, so even just a walk (or drive!) drive around the neighborhoods in that vicinity was great entertainment. We didn't use the TV while we were there, so I guess my only other complaint would be the Wi-Fi. It's free, which is great, but we barely had a signal, so the router must be pretty far from our upstairs room. So if you need to get work done or have amazing internet access, you won't really get it here (at least not upstairs). But if you want a beautiful place to relax and a home base to check out what Northern Indiana has to offer, this is a great one!

Reasonable price, clean, very spacious room with friendly staff. No place I would want to hang…read moreout, but perfect for just passing through. Comfy bed. large sitting room, fridge and cooking area and adequate bathroom. Fixtures and furniture dated but serviceable. Not the Four Season but I didn't need it to be. I would stay next time I'm in the area.

Very nice! I feel safer on a military base. The Peru Suites was awesome, Safe, hair dryer,…read morerefrigerator , even had a dishwasher. Clean, and great value

not pet friendly at all Review of Knights Inn Peru…read morePending review We stayed in the one in Peru.IN and of course we had to bring our two Dachshund and one little Chihuahua all short haired and do not shed they charged us $20.00 extra for each dog and a $200.00 deposit so we where leaving there today to come home so we went in to get our money back they looked in the room and said it was trashed and there was dog poop and hair in the room. There was no poop the hair was was grass but he insisted it was dog hair and this he went around and around till he called the cops and nothing became of that just more thing I needed after my Granddaughter 's funereal

I don't know where to start but like any $67 dollar hotel (And being run by Indians who do not know…read morehow to clean if not update or remodel the rooms to give that new fresh look) I guess I get for what I pay for. The "Red Roof Inns" are much better quality wise in cleanliness at the same price I paid at hotels.com. Despite that front desk was willing to help on both finding this place since if you use address on GPS and takes you to a residential area that is NOT the place but on the US Interstate. I also did not like that there window unit A/C was not working properly. It would shut off and you had to reset it frequently. I had address this when I got back to my room to rest, relax and sleep. I don't want to sound racist but I notice Hotels run by Indians do a very poor job on the upkeep of the rooms. I had another experience like that in another place in Pittsburgh, PA and through Hotels.com and I should remember I have to spend now over $100 a night to get cleanliness. I would probably not go here to stay when I visit friends who live close by the Logansport, IN. The only good that came out was the Restaurant called Peru Family Restaurant for breakfast which I will give a separate and better review than this place to sleep.