Kies je hotel in Shelby County

'Older hotel. Clean rooms. Outside doors.'

'Had an accessible room. A grab bar next to toilet and grab bars in the shower. However, the side of the tub was pretty high and had difficulty getting legs into tub, even having the grab bars. Check in was fast. Room was clean, bed comfortable. Continental breakfast had the usual fare.'

'Staff was very friendly and breakfast was hot. Dog friendly but grass was long and needed to be cut.'

'Our room had an oder the curtain hooks on top were broke they wouldn’t close all the way with facing the interstate light came thru all night !!! Breakfast was mediocre'

'Friendly staff, well lit parking lot, clean, well maintained building. Room was also very clean and tidy.'

'location'

'There was no internet in the room and no local channels. It made the nice TV a decoration item. Everything else was amazing. Cool room, hot water, clean sheets, and a lake with fish at your back door. I will return. Thank you!'

'Great host, clean, safe environment, beautiful building and nice little seat in the garden. '

'Gym was not operational... one reason we reserved there. Some of the room trim was tired or in disrepair.'

'Cockroach infested. Wouldn't give us our money back.'

'Good sized room, great staff great time there.'

'Check-in was an automated video kiosk, where the sound wasn’t very good. The room wasn’t secure as the windows at the Garden level could not lock. the bathroom sink spigot was missing some pieces. In the morning, the smell of Diesel trucks nearby leaked heavily into the room.'

'The staff was great, they hadnt cleaned the room when we got there. They jumped right in and got the room ready for us. The room was clean the bed was comfortable and clean, The room was really great, looked like time had taken its toll on the room, but, we figured its a older Motel, but still was comfortable. The only thing that was needing care, was the floor, it needed to have been swept and mopped, but still a clean room, and will stay there again.'

'Just what the doctor ordered after camping in some Illinois State Parks'