Beautiful setting. The lodge is amazing and so very typical of the type built by the CCC in the 1930's. Enjoyed some delicious food in a cozy dining room. Bar room available as well. Then take a walk to burn off that comfort-food type meal! read more

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We love staying here. Love the hiking and the lodge and the restaurant and entire atmosphere.

Who puts a coffee machine and ice box in a bathroom. This place. Disgusting. Who the hell is going to use that? How stupid can you be. Who thinks of this stuff? I go to get water and there is no price on the machine. So then I have to freakin go ask? Machines always have pricing. Then I find out it's an astronomical $3.5 for a simple Aquafina bottle of water. So bring your own this is a scam. Also do not plan on using your laptop they don't pay for any decent connection, you will be crawling at 1990s speed which in this day and age is just not acceptable anymore. It's 2025 are you kidding me? Pay for the lousy upgrade for your customers for your router. Added a star or else due to the above would be a 1 because the breakfast here is actually pretty good. See attached pics. read more

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We didn't stay at The Lodge but we wanted to have lunch in the dining room. When we arrived there was a pretty long line to be seated and people were saying service was slow. We walked around a little and found an outdoor patio. It was a seat yourself place but most tables were not cleaned and it looked like they only had a few servers. Prices were very high in our opinion and selections were limited. The vegetation was so high around the Verandah Restaurant you could not see the river or any of the limestone rocks. We decided to leave and drive to North Utica which is only about 3 miles away. Enjoy the many trails within the park but The Lodge in my opinion is just a tourist trap.. read more

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I had the chance to stay at Starved Rock Lodge this past weekend for a wedding. Here is my assessment of everything... Area: 5 stars, it's beautiful here and there is a lot to explore. I encourage you to stop at some of the shops "in town" because there is a lot of cute stuff to be found. Food: 3 stars, everything I ate from the restaurant and bar was OK, but nothing was off-the-charts amazing. There is a cafe inside the lodge and more food options down at the visitor center. There are also several vending machines sprinkled around. Accommodations: 3 stars, because I'm feeling gracious. One of my main complaints is that the shower heads far too low to the ground (I'm 5' 8" and had to squat to wash my hair under the nozzle) but there is also not a lip on the shower, so water splashes onto the bathroom floor. There were not enough blankets on the bed, and the four pillows provided were equivalent to 1.5 pillows at my house - way too flat and small. I also found several spots that didn't appear to have been cleaned in years, just caked with sticky dust. The vibe is really not "hotel" or even "lodge," but more like "glamping." I get the sense that people stay here to be in the park, not because the lodge itself is particularly appealing. Service/staff: 2.5-3 stars. During the meals on Friday and Saturday I felt that the staff were FAR TOO EAGER to get rid of our plates before we even finished eating. On Friday night especially I felt that we were inconveniencing our waiter by simply existing. During the wedding itself I felt that the bar was understaffed and the drinks were inconsistently poured. I also found it extremely peculiar that no housekeeper came to my room during my stay. It seems that they set-up the room for you and then don't come back until you check out. It would have been nice to get fresh towels and to have the bed made. Overall, I had a ball during my time here. But that is more so because of the visual sights - forest, rocks, waterfalls, birds, statues, totems - rather than the venue itself. read more

I love this place. Right in middle of hiking trails and canyons. We got 12 miles in over three days in 90 degree heat (oof) Room was great for me and two sons (youngest and I shared instead of a roll away). Room was 2nd floor near pool and café. Perfect for morning coffee. Dinner specials during week including kids eat free! If I was forced to pick a downer. Maybe gove people staying a 10% off/ free coffee coupon? Something to make us feel special We will be back! read more

Friendly staff.. relaxed atmosphere. Pool was perfect for the grandkids.. restaurant was great .. traditional ' home cooking '

We stayed for 2 nights before Christmas Eve. First of all the pros. Every staff member or server we interacted with were exceptional. Check in was easy. There is a choice of 3 places to eat in the main lodge, although the café does close at 5 p.m. in the winter, which still leaves 2 choices available. But it's very nice to be able to park your car and leave it for the duration instead of braving winter weather. Sandwiches and burgers are pricey; the main dining room entrees for dinner are about what one would expect pricewise.* The atmosphere is very rustic and the public areas were beautifully decorated for the holidays which lent a very festive touch. The roaring fire in the Great Room is a huge hit with plenty of seating areas. The dining room fireplace is also beautiful. There were several jigsaw puzzles out on the tables, but the games that were advertised as being available were nowhere in sight. *On our first night in the main dining room my husband ordered the 1/2 duck. He loves duck. It was very over cooked and dry, so much so that he had to leave 1/2 of it since he couldn't even cut it. One should also be aware that dinners do not come with salads, which we are accustomed to. My bourbon pecan glazed salmon was out of this world good as was the chicken picatta the next night. The cons. As the website and brochures fully explain, this is an OLD hotel. And it shows signs of it's age. Public restrooms had lots of rust and just not the crispy clean I like to see in a stay away from home. The rooms were nice and the pillows were actually soft, but again, signs of aging are evident in the tub, vanity, etc. Shampoo and soap/shower gel are provided, but there aren't the usual amenities like plastic or even glass glasses. Just some Styrofoam coffee cups. We were able to ask for some plastic cups at the front desk. No makeup wipes, hand lotions, hair conditioner, etc. AND, the bathrooms in the rooms are not heated nor do they have bath fans to take away the steam. And as already stated, it's not crispy new and clean. I think of importance to note is that if someone in your party uses a walker or cane, or has trouble with balance, the areas that have the natural stone floors, although beautiful to look at, are extremely uneven and would be extra tricky. I know my elderly friends could not have navigated it without help. This includes the main lobby and an area near the Great Room and main dining room. We chose a special winter price that included two $15 vouchers towards breakfast, which ends at 10:30 a.m. I would much more appreciate a $15 voucher per day that could be used at any time of the day for food. Some people are not breakfast eaters. And others, like myself, have insomnia, so if you don't get to sleep until 4 a.m., it's a given that I'm not going to be ready to eat a breakfast by 10:30. What's the big deal? Food is food, and allowing a voucher to be used at the guest's desired time would be a much greater value. So we were not able to take advantage of essentially $30 of free food. We were truly looking forward to just a completely chill out afternoon, sitting by the fireplace to read or people watch, enjoying a glass of wine or coffee. Unfortunately the Great Room doesn't always live up to its "great" expectations. A group of approximately 25-30 people including MANY children took over one corner of the Great Room. The children (and parents) decided it was OK to let their children run ragged in the attached private space (which is blocked off on the front end stating it was a private event area) screaming and screeching their shoes, and running up and down the hallways. I even heard one of the moms say, "OK, let's go run again." So much for peace and quiet. I had a woman stop me in an adjacent hallway to tell me that we were raised to have respect when we were young, and children and young adults these days have none. She reported almost being run over on the stairs and had to step aside to let the naughty children continue running down the hall as parents remained oblivious. Other couples came to sit down for a minute, and after observing what was going on shook their heads and left. So much for peace and serenity. I did note the day before that a family had rented a private room for a get together, and that seems like it should be the norm if you truly want the rest of your guests to enjoy their time. A bit later when my husband made a trip to the restroom down the hallway, he overheard someone arguing with staff about a complaint received and being told "this was their Christmas." Well, it was everybody else's Christmas too. The children weren't at a gymnasium and it really soured our experience. If your children are taught that it's OK to behave that way, then they should have probably chosen a more kid-friendly venue where running and screaming is acceptable. Overall, would we go back? I'm not sure. I love rustic and I loved the cozy ambiance. But I also like sparkly clean. read more

Love the trails and the property is stunning. We stayed at the lodge for two nights, in the hotel (wing?) side. We reserved a room with two queen beds- the room we got had two very small beds couldn't have been any bigger than a full size. The beds must be tremendously old because they are so loud to sit down let alone lay down and turn, the springs make a lot of noise. The pillows are round like balls and not soft. The beds were a disappointment overall. The wood accents in the room are beautiful. But the room is tiny and cluttered with furniture. For example, one wall is the AC fan, then a dresser with TV on top, then one chair pulled into a table, then a small fridge with a microwave and coffee maker on top. The chair was tucked so tight between the furniture there was no way to pull it out to sit down. The coffee maker is placed with the water cover propped open to hold the coffee packets, and as a result the water section is filled with dust. The bathroom is old as well, but finished with a doctors-exam room style metal shelf and mirror, and just nothing special about the bathroom at all. Appeared clean, but a cold blank canvas. Overall, they should really invest more money in their rooms, particularly the mattresses and bathrooms and declutter overall. The wood features are perfect but the rest really ruins the experience. I really like the cafe near the main entrance, the coffee and food is pretty good and the people are very nice. The restaurant is ok, but very over repriced. The food is just ok, we like the food in the cafe better. The kids had a lot of fun in the pool. Adults enjoyed the pool and sauna. Long story short, I will never stay at the lodge again. It was very overpriced for the lower quality of the stay. We will go back to our routine of driving in for our hikes but going back home and saving our money. read more

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Classic Illinois tourist lodge with an old time rustic cabin feel. There is a cafe for ice cream and snacks, a full service restaurant and a bar with outdoor seating serving bar food like burgers. Beware that you will pay premium prices for slow and mediocre service. There are quite a few art sculptures, paintings and photographs to enjoy throughout. They do have accessible ramps to enter the lodge. read more

Starved Rock Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Oglesby, Illinois

Had an amazing bourbon pairing dinner at the starved Rock Lodge Kristen was our server and it was just an excellent evening out. Highly recommend the lodge for food and drinks. read more

Starved Rock Lodge - Still Austin Bourbon pairing dinner at Starve Rock - Hotels Near Me - Oglesby, Illinois

I'm shocked by the negative reviews. Perhaps it's worse on weekends or peak season. But I just went during the week in April and was overwhelmed by how wonderful everything was. I arrived at 1p and they were able to check me in early. I stayed in the lodge side which was built in the 1930s. It's cheaper because the rooms are smaller but I found the room to be quite large, with a mini fridge, microwave, full sized dresser, two good sized nightstands, a table with two substantial wooden chairs. A long, narrow closet large enough for my suitcase although there was so much space in the room, I left the suitcase out and still had room to set up my yoga mat and walk around the mat. The view from my windows was beautiful although not a lot of natural light gets in, adding to the dark lodge feeling. There is an overhead light plus several lamps so I found I could make the room brighter than most hotel rooms. Bathroom was a bit small but had a full sized tub and a ledge for toiletries. Shower pressure was adequate on 3rd floor. Bed was relatively firm but not uncomfortably so. Four pillows of different thicknesses were supplied, none of which were amazing. The only negative of the room was the coffee. Only one bag of coffee was there which was ok since I was one person staying only one night. But the coffee could only make one small cup (about 4 or 5 oz) at a time and the taste was incredibly weak. I am not picky about my coffee, but this was bad. It had the weakness of a mild black tea. But overall, room was great - clean, spacious, quiet. The rest of the lodge is wonderful too. There's a seating area near the check in which is also near the little cafe which has ice cream and some quick serve items for lunch or breakfast. The other side of the lodge has a large seating area with enormous windows, near the restaurant. I had lunch and dinner in the restaurant and was impressed with the service and quality. At dinner, I started alone but a conference had two tables on the other side of the room. The attendees thought I was part of their conference. I wasn't but we were the same profession, by chance, so they invited me to join them. Even though I'd already started with one helpful server, and moved to a different server, the transition was seamless. And even though they were dealing with a large group of about 25 people with people coming in at all times, the servers were friendly and efficient throughout. Several of us commented how impressed we were. I had the chicken sandwich which was good if not exciting. The amber house beer was excellent and the woman next to me loved the house cab. Two people had the veggie burger and liked it. A couple people had salads which were large and fresh. The swimming pool area was tremendous. Warm and beautiful. Wall to wall windows make it quite bright inside. And the ceiling being wood connected it to the lodge feeling. There are several tables and chairs, plus lounge chairs. A large sized hot tub and a little kiddie pool, gated off to protect kids. The pool itself was huge and warm, with both stairs (with railings on both sides) and a chair to get in. Also showers, lockers (bring your own lock), toilets in the pool area. And a dry sauna. The other reviews made me wonder if I should stay elsewhere. But my experience only made me regret not staying longer. I'm already sad to be home and can't wait to return for a much longer stay. read more

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I really set the expectations too high, I really wanted to love and get past the horrible service and condition of the room & Veranda ( Bar) but next time we'll stay somewhere else .The room was average , when you take a shower you also take a bath( see pics) We stayed for 1 night ,room 223 and total $201. We were ignored at the bar , asked twice for the tv to be changed ( manager and bartender asked us what channel so they could change ) we asked twice for mayo for our dried microwaved burgers . We wanted to order more but the bartender ignored us and even the manager in stripped pants walked around like it was busy . Working in the industry , you had 2 couples and a single guys at the bar . You weren't busy read more

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Food and service were great. I would definitely go back again soon. Take a few friends and enjoy your time there

Classic old lodge is the best way to describe it. It may have an old musty smell, but that helps one to think about the history and the stuff that's gone on. Starved Rock State Park is best known for waterfalls. Many people come from far away and choose to stay awhile. Those people usually will stay in this lodge, which has seen better days but is still a nice place. As I have never stayed here, I can't comment on the rooms or what the beds are like. I can talk about the rest of the stuff. The lodge is pretty big and is where people come for events and things. Last time there was a wedding party taking up space inside. There's a restaurant with a pretty decent menu. Also important for those looking for bathrooms. There's few bathrooms outside the lodge in the park. Also come here to pick up a map. These show all the trails and sites. Good starting point for going off exploring. It has rules about the parking lot that only lodge guests can park here overnight. The signs say they will tow you so be aware of this if you'll be here for whenever. read more

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Dinner (Walleye & Pot Roast) was great - service was wonderful. Our server JoJo made our evening memorable. Breakfast server Jennifer crushed it. By herself with 4 tables - never missed a beat. Coffee cup was never empty. Room was fine. Prices fair Very impressed. Larry read more

Starved Rock Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Oglesby, Illinois

Over rated, over priced. Over $400 for 2 days. Just needed a mid day nap. A woman and her 5 kids got comfortable playing in the hallway outside my room. After a half hour I pointed out that this is a hotel. Ok. Kids are kids. They had their coats on. They were watching kids playing in the pool through the window. I still don't get it but I didn't argue. I went down to the front desk and explained. I just wanted a nap. I went back to my room to lay down and there's a family in the next room doing the same thing. Ok, I get it. Not for me. I just packed up and went home. Loud place. Costly. read more

The waitress was very attentive and kind. The service we received was excellent and the atmosphere warm from the beautiful fireplace.

We stop by the lodge for brunch whenever we are in the area to hike. The latest time we arrived at 12 PM on a Sunday for brunch. We had a reservation which was good because even though it wasn't too crowded when we first entered around when we were finishing up, the restaurant got really crowded and the buffet area had huge lines. For the brunch there was one main hot foods section in the middle and a omelette bar, sliced ham and dessert section on the other side. Food wise it is ok, pretty average older americana style buffet but it is very comforting. Our server was very efficient and made sure we had everything we needed and also made sure the coffee drinkers had a never ending supply of caffeine. All in all, a nice brunch option but nothing too amazing. read more

This place is overpriced and understaffed. Went here after our hike and regretted it. They served a burger with no frees for an exorbitant amount. Don't recommend. Pay your staffs and teach them some customer service. Stop charging people extra based off of their seating location that's ridiculous. read more

Starved Rock Lodge - Chicken sandwich and Mountain Dew & coleslaw - Hotels Near Me - Oglesby, Illinois

We stayed in a cabin nearby for a wedding, and given that the Lodge is the closest place to our stay...we had a couple of meals at the restaurant. We first ate at the Lodge for dinner. The prices were similar to a downtown Chicago restaurant. We did the craft beer and burger special. The beer selection was good, and the burger was fine. Nothing mind blowing. The décor felt like we were at a ski resort. The day after the wedding we ate at the brunch, but it was so packed we ate in the bar area which was a much better option as it was so much quieter. The brunch buffet wasn't cheap, but the spread was one of the largest I've seen outside of Vegas. Lost of breakfast options, and some items that looked like they were carried over from the wedding the night before. The omelet bar could not make a standard fried egg, only scrambled options. The service was friendly, but the vibe was very touristy given the beautiful area. read more

Really neat experience. Old timey sorta lodge experience with decent amenities. Just not the sort of historic and, well cool experience you find in many state parks in the Midwest. The room was nice enough... a little noisy at night, but had the right vibe and ambiance. The lodge is situated in the middle of the park with well groomed trails running thought out the part. The restaurant was descent, something for everyone... with a more casual coffeeshop off the lobby as well. This was a last minute stop for us at the end of a weeklong road trip. It was nice. read more

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The hotel rooms remind you of your grandmother's basement. But that's part of the charm. Don't come expecting anything fancy at all. The whole place is about the park, which is beyond your expectations. the people are very nice and helpful. The food is mediocre so bring your own or just be prepared but the scenery and the proximity to Chicago can't be beat. read more

Starved Rock Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Oglesby, Illinois

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Very Disappointed in stay. If I could give this resort - zero stars - I def would. Understaffed and overbooked events. If u have 5 weddings n a full house - maybe turn to an events staffing agency for further assistance ! Maybe Poor Management - Jennie the events manager is horrible! She can not handle constructive criticism very well. Lodge turned off heat! Room at night was in the 40's. Spiders in bathroom and shower - disgusting. Broken toilet paper holder in bathroom. Mostly poor service in dining room! - meals took almost 2 hrs - not enough cooks in kitchen to handle volume. 1/2 the veranda had no service - no staff to handle it. Event planner did not take bride day of tour n booked the wrong outdoor wedding area. GM - told us that the groom does not matter - only bride Jennie the event planner pulled bride from her reception to hand her a bottle of champagne n congratulate her but did not include groom. Restaurant served bride last n groom food was horrible - he did not eat. Dining room did mot comp their meals. Waiting for basic bread, beverages n Basic dining needs took forever. Hannah the event planner assistant is amazing. Gregory, meg and Trevor the servers were awesome- - too bad dining room is poorly managed - made them look bad Waterfall tour is not made for people with physical challenges. Our group assisted another person thru steep, rocky n crooked walk ways as well as thru muddy n unsteady steams. The young lady tour guide did not assist guests at all on hike. Trollys - really need a cooler with water bottles for sell or complimentary for when guests return to the trolly parched. As stated earlier - Jennie the event manager/coordinator is horrible. No empathy, rude, places blame on everything else and is easily offended when guests are not happy! Never once did we threaten her or her team n she wanted to call the police for backup ‍‍‍‍ Been here many many times and this is the worse I have seen lodge run. - very disappointing. Cool thing about resort is they are hiring staff from the Ukraine/Russian war nonsense and giving them a safe haven and a opportunity in America. Jennie is so petty that at time of checkout - she assisted the bride. I was next in line - Jennie clearly over looked me (never acknowledged me) and proceeded to assist the gentlemen in line behind me. read more

Starved Rock Lodge - Can we say - killing spider's daily b4 showering for 4 days was frustrating. - Hotels Near Me - Oglesby, Illinois

Megan T at the restaurant was fabulous. One of the best servers we have had in a long time. Highly recommended and she should be recognized for excellent service. read more

I travelled from Hawaii to stay at the Starved Rock Lodge for a business conference only to find out that my reservation had been lost. To make it worse, I was served by an incredibly hostile desk attendant who would not share her name with me, but she was short and had a half-shaven head. From the moment that I mentioned I was checking-in she became rude, and refused to provide any sort of help, stating that there were no more rooms available tonight. At some points during the conversation she completely ignored me - I have never met someone as rude and inept at basic service as her. When I showed her my transaction on my bank statement and explained that I had called and made a reservation months ago, she stated "you're still not staying here tonight" and walked off into her office, refusing to talk to me anymore. I should also add that I was nothing but polite with her from the moment I stepped into the hotel. I have since found another hotel, and will be chasing a refund with management, but this entire situation could've been avoided if the desk attendant had been even slightly helpful. I'll also be explaining this situation to my business and management of the hotel as we host a conference here every year. read more

The overall experience was good and the 3 star rating reflects that. The lodge itself is nice and we enjoyed the dinner inside and the Veranda outside for lunch. The service is slower than expected. We stayed in one of the sunset cabins and although considered rustic, it was in need of updates. Probably the most uncomfortable mattress I've ever been on and the one small pillow was a joke. The lighting was very dim. I realiz e this is all in the setting of Starved Rock, which is a beautiful state park. Put some investment into your rooms . read more

My husband and I had dinner here last night while visiting my brother-in-law and if it was up to I'd probably wouldn't return. We ordered an appetizer and soups with cocktails to start off. You can tell the soup had been sitting all day as it had gotten a bit chunky but may have been better earlier in the day. For our mains, we ordered a the pork chop, ribs and chicken sandwich. All very average tasting. The ribs are boiled so if you don't prefer that do go ahead and pass. To end the night, we ordered a pumpkin pecan crisp for dessert with a couple of warm cocktails - a hot toddy & a spiked hot apple cider. The cocktails were good but the dessert was very much lacking. There was not much of a crisp and you could not find a pecan. So super disappointing. Additionally, the waist staff was rude even considering the size-able bill we were accruing that clearly increases the tip. The only thing that's this place is good for is a nice creepy Shining vibe and a couple good cocktails - so please go ahead and very much skip this place as it is not worth the money spent. read more

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This is one of my favorite places in Illinois. We would come here every year during the winter. It was kind of a Mecca for my father. He love this place so much. I loved the huge fireplace and all of the taxidermy and animals or roadkill, as many met their demise in that manner. We would spend hours here by the fireplace. My brother and I would check out all of the dead animals inside. It was such a rustic and cool place, a true cabin and on a large scale. read more

Starved Rock Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Oglesby, Illinois

Had a family reunion lunch Did not have enough open table for the entire group Food was okay nothing to brag about We are from Arizona we had a good time don't get me wrong read more

We stayed at the lodge the night before thanksgiving day. We experienced very good customer service and very delicious meal and warm atmosphere! read more

Starved Rock Lodge - Fireplace - Hotels Near Me - Oglesby, Illinois

Nice view. Food is just ok. Lots of fried and unhealthy items to pick from. I went with the chopped salad and added chicken. Not much flavor so I was disappointed. read more

After coming to this Lodge for years they changed ownership, They would give out punch cards for a free stay after many nights booked. Instead of honoring the one night stay they told all customers that they would not honor their loyalty cards. Not a way to value customers that having been coming here for years. I will not be back and will not recommend the lodge under this new company. Also calling the front desk they were rude and this was never my experience before. Too bad new ownership dampened one of my family traditions. read more

Beautiful lodge. 2nd stay. First stay was wonderful. I walked to the waterfalls. Second stay was placed on the first floor, there was a holiday party (12/15) and sleep was disturbed by loud, drunk people walking through the halls and doors slamming. To make things worse the people next to us had 2 or 3 small and kids who kept us up and and then woke us up! Next time I will stay in the cabins. I paid $165 to relax and had a very stressful night. I'm glad I only stayed one night. read more

My friend and I came up from Chicago to experience the Kris Kringle Market in Ottawa, Illinois. We then had reservations that evening for dinner at the starved rock lodge. Our hostess was delightful and inviting, We were seated near the fireplace. Our server Laura was the best! She was extremely nice and very professional. She made us feel very comfortable and well taken care of. My friend and I both had a cup of chicken dumpling soup, I had the pot roast, and my friend had the blackened catfish. Everything was delicious. I highly recommend Laura the next time you decide to eat at starved rock lodge read more

We were married at the lodge in April 2001. What a neat venue for weddings and parties. We returned "to the scene of the crime" in April 2018. I was saddened to see how government funding or rather lack there of, was being reflected in the care of the lodge and surrounding facility. Areas were roped off as "too dangerous", walk ways were cracked and fences needed mending. With that said, this is still a LOVELY place to visit and stay the night. Hopefully our government will realize they need to redirect funds to our parks, so the park can be returned to its former grandeur. read more

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Simply magical. Eat at The Veranda and sit in the patio although the inside is pretty darn cool way more beautiful than I expected ! There are several waterfalls nearby short hike away . The town is soo cute they have a winery, cute local shops, a biker bar, and saw a cool 6ft pink gorilla. read more

Starved Rock Lodge - Hotels Near Me - Oglesby, Illinois

If I could give this place negative stars, I would. We checked in Friday night staying until Sunday morning. They had a weddings Friday, Saturday & Sunday night. Friday night we were up until 3am listening to people screaming, swearing & slamming doors. I called the front desk 3 times, and they came once to tell them to be quiet. The people never were asked to leave, and continued ALL NIGHT LONG. Saturday morning I went down to the front desk and asked for our room to be moved. The front desk said "Oh yeah, we know what happened on that floor last night" we will move you. Saturday night they had homecoming, and another wedding. We moved to our new room, and Saturday night seemed to be quiet until the loud neighbors & and music started until midnight. Around 1am the fire alarm went off and everyone had to evacuate their rooms. Someone had pulled it, there was no fire - and there was drunk people everywhere outside. I feel like the staff could've accommodated us better then they did!! We will never recommend this place to anyone!!! read more

Very good food, service could be a tad faster but still doesn't turn us off from going back. Sunday brunch is very delicious

A family favorite trip several times a year. The Lodge is safe, with spacious rooms in the Hotel wing with microwave and fridge. Housekeeping does amazing job keeping rooms clean. Many food choices and love the breakfast at the cafe. Gift shop has wonderful treasures and souvenirs. The property is well maintained, trails are beautiful. So much to see and the Lodge is a perfect place to relax with a nice hot shower after a long hike. read more