Now called Watseka 24 Inn & Suites . . . March 19, 2026. Stains on the comforter . . . pealed back…read moresheets . . . yellow stains on the sheets . . . a black curly hair in the bed. When I told them I wasn't staying there . . . they said they could not refund my money. I paid $100 for less than 10 minutes in the hotel. Strongly advise not staying there.

Do not stay at this motel. Reserved a 3 queen room through…read more3rd party, called the motel the night before to confirm that room and reiterating that the room must be on the first floor due to my son being in a wheelchair..not only did "Jay" answer the phone with just a hello, I had to ask if I called the Super 8, he reassured me that our room was on the first floor. Went to check in and he gave me the 2nd floor...shrugged his shoulders when I said my son is in a wheelchair...gave us a 2 queen room on the first floor..dingy, dirty sheets, one towel..holes in dresser..we were in town for concert, and did not want to drive home afterwards..we probably should have. Did not eat breakfast there.."Jay" was working again when we checked out and refused to give us a receipt. Found out the Super 8 in Gilman is also owned by the same guy that owns the Watseka motel.

Spent the last 7 nights at The Family Inn. From the initial phone call, the owner was extremely…read morehospitable and even called me when I was an hour away, just to see what time I would be in. The room was small, but clean, and they make sure you are gone before cleaning during the day. The only negative to some might be the trains that go through town, but I found it comforting since I don't hear them where I live. The owner and his wife really go out of their way to make you feel like family, which is why I will definitely be back next time I'm in town.

When I was going to check in, no one answered the door. It appears the yard hasn't been moved in 1…read moremonth. It does appear the ones that is run the office was on Drugs

I just wanted to say thank you to the staff that went above and beyond to make sure my son's…read morefavorite stuffie that was left made it's way back to lost and found for us to pick it up the next day. My son was heartbroken we left his stuffie behind. Overall, we had a really enjoyable experience. The pool was great, the s'mores and fire pit were great. The breakfast was great. We loved the seating in the evening to bring dinner back and enjoy at a table near the lobby. The hotel was clean. We will be back again :)

What a great stay! We stayed on a Saturday night and the…read morehotel was very busy with a large group of people staying. Saturday night the guests had taken over the entire breakfast seating area with crockpots of food and delivery pizza. I wish we would've made friends and ate with them instead of next-door at the Farmhouse Restaurant. It was terrible. I wrote a different review on that. We booked a 2 queen room for our family of 3. The room was spacious and had a view of the woods and walking trail behind the hotel. There was a mini fridge, microwave and coffee maker in the room. The shower had shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. We did have problems with our door unlocking, but it was no issue. The main reason we stayed here was for the pool. The pool is 3'6" deep with a basketball goal and water spraying into it. There is a kitty pool that was 1 foot deep and two small slides. There was also a hot tub that went indoor and outdoor Saturday night the hot tub was too hot for my son to get in but Sunday morning it was warm. Lots of kids in the hot tub. The pool is not heated. It was pretty cold. I preferred the hot tub temperature. The staff at check-in and check out were both very friendly. They do a continental breakfast with two waffle makers. My son loved making his own waffles. They also had scrambled eggs, sausage, links, ham, hard boiled eggs, bagels, toast, muffins, oatmeal, and cereal. Plus a machine with orange juice, apple juice, cranberry juice, and water and of course there was a coffee. We enjoyed our stay! As loud as the hotel was Saturday night. I expected to be woke up by kids running down the hallway or slamming doors and I'm happy to say we all slept all night. Great destination hotel.

Located about 3 hours from Milwaukee, Comfort Suites in Rensselaer, IN was where we decided to stop…read morefor the night on a road trip to Florida. The room was larger than expected and, most importantly, the beds weren't uncomfortable. Not that it was like sleeping on a cloud, but I wasn't sleeping on a rock either. The room was clean and the price after fees wasn't unreasonable ($134 for the night). Location is great being right off the highway. All of the staff members we interacted with were friendly. The continental breakfast was meh. Only one of the two buffet trays had food in it and the scrambled eggs were very watery. They have plain and cinnamon roll flavored waffle batter, but the cinnamon didn't have much punch to it. The apple juice had little flavor and was almost like drinking water.

Clean, comfortable, kind and friendly staff Attention to…read moredetails. Wow! Will stay here again! Five + stars!

My boyfriend and I have made our B&B getaways a tradition over the past 9+ years of our…read morerelationship, and we are always on the hunt for just the right spot to recharge and spend quality time together. As the summer season wrapped up on Labor Day weekend, I am so glad I found Thyme for Bed on bedandbreakfast.com when looking for getaways not-too-far from our Chicago home. Bill and Crystal are the new innkeepers at this unique and cozy B&B in the middle of cornfields and far enough away from the city lights that you feel like your in your own little bubbled respite. And when I say bubble, I mean literally, the giant concrete sphere makes that feeling a bit of a unbelievable reality. Upon arrival, Crystal gave us the grand tour of the one-of-a-kind dome, and we got the inside scoop on lots of details about the structure itself. And while we thoroughly enjoyed our stay in the Pheasant Room, we can't wait to go back to enjoy a stay in the Santa Fe-esque "In Your Dreams" Master Suite. The beautiful gem-walled walk-in shower power base bed, and huge jacuzzi was more than enough to convince us. :-) Of course, the down-to-earth hospitality of Bill and Crystal were the icing on the cake. We left feeling like a part of the family, and with bellies full of homemade yogurt parfait, delicious fresh peach topped french toast tartlet, and cinnamon scones lingering in our taste buds.

I am so glad I was able to find Thyme for Bed on Booking! Crystal and Bill were the loveliest…read morehosts- we arrived much later than our check in time as we were in town for a Notre Dame football game. They stayed up until we arrived at 10pm and we chatted with the lovely couple for almost an hour after that- just about life! They were so friendly and easy to talk to, and if we had not been so tired we would have loved to continue talking to them over coffer. We learned a lot of interesting facts about the Dome and that it is the probably the safest place in case of any natural disaster or fire. Our stay was short (just one night) but we would love to come back just to have a more relaxing stay and enjoy the beautiful outdoors around the Dome as well. The room was certainly a fun design and everything was super clean. There was coffee, tea, water, and snacks at the ready right outside our room upstairs, available at any time. We had to wake up and leave pretty early (7AM) the next morning to catch our flight from Chicago and Bill & Crystal both woke up early to see us off. They also made us coffee and orange scones (which were delicious) for the road. We really appreciated their closeness and openness- definitely a must see place and a great B&B. We hope to be back! This is not necessarily a negative but there was ALOT of furniture everywhere. I can see some people not liking this because it does feel as if you are literally in someone else's home- but I thought it made it a little more authentic. The more you got to know the owners, the more fitting it felt.

Super nice place to hang your hat for the afternoon. The girls @ the front desk are super friendly…read moreand I must say extremely overworked. The girl that helped me check in had just about finished working a double and was going to be right back in 9 hrs to pull another double. The rooms were huge and very comfy. The shower was nice and hot. Breakfast was bla with only grab and go items geez it's way past time to to stop skimping and offer a real breakfast.

I had a great experience on my road trip stopping at this Holiday Inn Express. It was extremely…read moreclean, new, and staff were pleasant. Breakfast in the morning was delicious and had a large selection

Filthy and Unsafe. Hair all over shower. Dirty bedding that smelled like men's cologne. Also a huge…read moregap in door that does not allow it to close properly. You can see into the room from the hallway and could easily break into room.

This is our third year staying at the Fairfield Inn for our gymnastics state meet. Every year we…read morehave been extremely happy with the customer service and the location! The staff is always very friendly and helpful and this is what truly has us coming back. The breakfast is quite decent and great selection of foods (eggs, waffles, bagels, yogurt, breakfast sandwiches etc). They do have a small workout room (weights , a couple treadmills and an elliptical ). Their pool is on the smaller side but is never crowded. Location wise, it is right by the adventure commons If you are there for a sporting event. The mall (which has a movie theater) is right across the parking lot along with a couple restaurants. If you are in the area for an event- I would recommend staying at the Fairfield Inn!

Cobblestone Hotel is a nice place with comfortable king room and complementary hostess that made…read moreour two night stay welcome. The room was clean and bed just right

Stayed here for a family reunion. Super kind and friendly staff and rooms were great. Overall great…read moreexperience!