GORGEOUS boutique hotel. Very well maintained and super clean. I stayed twice here, once in the…read moreGeorge and the other time with a guest in the Hive room. Both rooms did not disappoint. Not only is the facility in a great downtown location (which was not that important to me) but the grounds are well kept, and upon further observation the surrounding neighborhood's yards are also very well kept. Plenty of parking when I arrived. The instructions that were sent via email are very detailed, not one thing was left out. Be aware that there is no live human being to check you in or out...think of it almost like an airbnb because you get a contactless check in with key code for the door. Arrive and Thrive Co is the company out of Cali that manages this property, they are super helpful and responsive via email but when I have tried to call them I haven't been able to reach a human being. James was the main contact who was very helpful during my two stays. He also recommended another property they manage (The Audrey apartments) which I also stayed at for one evening and was stellar overall. There is no food service at the rooms in the Pasfield House other than you can order 24 hours ahead of time via an app. If you are short on time, and don't know your way around, I highly recommend the avocado and toast breakfast. It was super convenient, I was staying two nights in the George and ordered breakfast for my second morning. The housekeeping staff put the box breakfast in my mini fridge the afternoon prior. For $14 it was a good deal, with two pieces of multigrain bread, avocado spread, 2 hard boiled eggs, an orange and juice. They also put out a toaster for me. There are two tiny ice machines on the second floor which comes in handy. The building was very quiet both times I stayed. The rooms especially the bathrooms are nicely kept and the bathrooms have been renovated. I liked the Hive because there was a trundle bed in the living room and a nice sized kitchen, plus a large master bedroom. Plenty of room for two people and very comfortable. Beautifully decorated living rooms and bedrooms, loved the history of the building. I was very pleased with my stays and I would highly recommend this to anyone staying in Springfield. Yes it is a bit more pricey than the standard chain hotels but it is worth it! SO CLEAN.

Charming historical place. Nice quarters. Pro tip: don't use the guest overnight only entrance…read morebecause the stairs are too skinny to carry up your luggage. Instead, go in through the main lobby, where the stairs are wider. We stayed in "the nest". It had a nice balcony, but the door was quite a hassle to open and close. The bed was comfortable, except the middle had a gorge or you could sink into. So if you like the person you're sleeping with it's perfect. There is plenty of parking! This is a refreshing change from roadside motels and crappy Airbnb's. Recommend staying here. It's nice not crowded and quiet. There is a distant train horn that may remind you of when you grew up in the country.

AMAZING! What a lovely "home". We try to stay at similar refurbished "hotels" when we can. This one…read moreis exceptional! And very reasonably priced. Located within walking distance of pretty much anything! The staff was so helpful and accommodating. The room was beautiful. The breakfast was one of the best we've ever had. You need to go!​​

I want to start with a couple of warnings to would-be customers of Inn at 835, then I'll move on to…read morepraise. FYI I was in the Delphinium Room. First, and most importantly, if you or someone you are traveling with is elderly or has limited mobility, please double check the room you've been assigned to. When I was getting in and out of the shower/jacuzzi tub combo, it occurred to me how difficult the leap over the edge into a slick tub would be for someone my father's age. (I did use and REALLY enjoy the jacuzzi, and the attached shower was fine, but it's something to note.) Also, shower before 8:30 if you want any hot water! Second, if you're going to Springfield for work and will need stable and strong WiFi, this is NOT the hotel for you. I was just trying to check email and could barely get enough signal to do that. The signal didn't seem to be any better in the cafe area downstairs. Third, if you need a hairdryer, be sure to bring your own. They don't have them in the rooms. Now, on to the positives! What a cute little hotel this was. Parking was easy and free. There was hot breakfast available, which I didn't try due to time constraints. But there were bagels (only blueberry, weirdly enough) and muffins and toast. Also, the coffee was fantastic! The room was clean enough, but I did notice some small crumbs on the rug when I arrived. There were a couple of holes in the sheets, but the sheets were certainly clean and the bed was comfy! There are some great little touches at this inn, such as the warm cookies that arrive each evening and the modest little happy hour in the afternoons. I would absolutely stay here again--it was unlike anywhere I've stayed before. And it was the perfect spot for touring around the Lincoln stuff and the Dana House and so forth.

Flexible, clean, courteous, and affordable transportation from many airports in Springfield , St…read moreLouis, Peoria -as well as 5 other states!

Reynolds Transportation James came to our rescue to get us…read moreto St. Louis airport after we were involved in an accident due to a Red light runner and heavy damage to our car. Trying to get a car rental was impossible because nobody had cars to rent. James has a great reputation along with his business....

I genuinely do not understand how this hotel has such positive reviews. The photos online were…read moreextremely misleading compared to the actual condition of the room. Upon entering the room, I was immediately met with an unpleasant odor. As I started looking around, things only got worse. The bathtub in the bathroom was visibly dirty, the walls throughout the room had stains all over them, and there were crumbs left on the floor that made it obvious the room was not cleaned properly before my arrival. What really shocked me was how neglected certain areas were. Under the bed looked like it had not been cleaned in a very long time, and the area around the AC unit was covered in buildup and dirt to the point where it seemed like nobody had touched it for months. Even the mini fridge was an issue because the door would barely stay closed. For the price paid and the way this hotel presents itself online, this experience was beyond disappointing. I booked this hotel based on the reviews and photos, and I honestly feel misled. I normally do not leave negative reviews, but people deserve to know what they are actually walking into before spending their money here.

We stayed here as it was close to Abraham Lincoln Museum and Library. We were going to walk but it…read morerained. 3/5 as it is noisy from train Horns and helicopter landing at hospital next door. The wrong remote was in the room, and the front desk worker brought the correct one so we could watch TV. I have dietary restrictions, so all I could eat at breakfast was yogurt.

GREAT service. The thing about all the bad reviews is that the hotel has a whole new management…read moreteam. They are really trying from what I can see and they are succeeding in some of the rooms, their jacuzzi suite is very nice. overall very good service and hotel, outside needs a little work but theyre just now getting into it!

DO NOT BOOK A ROOM HERE!…read more This was the most disgusting, bug infested, smelly, dirty motel we have ever seen. We asked to move to a different room because it was so dirty and bug infested and we were able to move to a different room that was also very dirty and had a foot long cob web in the corner filled with bugs. I asked if we could just cancel the reservation and was told NO REFUND - GET OUT! The gentleman behind the counter was so rude. I wish I would have taken pictures as the ones on the website do not look like the rooms they offer. ABSOLUTELY DISCGUSTING PLACE!

Our room was in the basement! Had NO outside window! We had a window but it was looking into the…read morehallway! Claustrophobic! Three adults shared a cake of soap the size of a half dollar, no shampoo! Took three trips up to the front desk to get the key card to work. It's a great looking lodge, but no clue we registered for a basement windowless room . Room was freezing during the day, but uncomfortably warm all night with no way to adjust. Staff was nice, but had very little knowledge of the town . Weird overnight experience. Breakfast was prepackaged doughnuts, muffins , bagels, cereal, the worst coffee ever. Food from a quick stop!

This place is kind of hidden, we didn't really know much about it. Wasn't even sure what door to go…read morein. We got the bosco sticks and a pizza. It was so much food. And it was all so good. Everything came out hot. The waitress was super nice. It felt like we were eating at someone's home. We felt welcomed. We will definitely be back.

The camp host was very helpful we were pulling a car and he helped take the car and the dolly off…read more In the morning he came and helped again. The dog is so friendly, quiet and serene if your looking for that this is the place to be. Only one draw back no fire pits but we loved the peaceful atmosphere.

As they say it's a postage size campground BUT the hospitality is ON POINT! We are headed further…read morenorth in IL and just needed a place to rest our heads one night. The grounds are ran by 2 brothers and their beautiful lab Wriggley there is no pet "area" but PLENTY of space to walk your dogs

Treat yourself to a one-of-a-kind B&B experience if you're in Springfield by exploring the…read moreastonishing history also to be found in Jacksonville, which once called itself the "Athens of the West." Jethro de Wolf has undertaken a meticulous preservation of a landmark mansion once own by a very civic-minded Banker, and the suites are spotless and beautifully decorated. There's a parlor and small ballroom with a piano, a gorgeous dining room (the owner is a superb cook and enjoys preparing custom breakfasts for his guests), and a library. Walkable distance to downtown and an even easier one to the campus of Illinois College. Exceptional.

My family and I came to Jacksonville, IL for my nieces college graduation. There were four rooms…read morethat we booked at the Villa Dewolf Bed and Breakfast. We had the best time with Scotty, The Butler Kimo and Catherine the cook. Scotty shared lots of history and stories. The breakfast was amazing every day. The hospitality was five stars. When I come back to Jacksonville this will be the only place I stay. Most beautiful Italian mansion.