2-Star Hotels in Illinois, United States

Clean, new hotel right where we needed. Everyone was polite and helpful. The parking is $30 per night and they held $300 for 'incidentals', so that was unexpected. They did have free breakfast but no eggs, potatoes or sausage on the 2nd or 3rd morning, no explanation given.

Clean room. Quiet place. Near the freeway entrance.  No road noise. Parking lot very well lit. Staff very polite and friendly.

Business trip or travel Generally, when traveling on business or travel, you will arrive at the hotel right away with your luggage, but occasionally you will encounter problems. Ctrip always solves the problems as soon as possible. I have to praise it. The service is really thoughtful! Hahahahaha good, keep it up! 😌

The places was nice and cozy for the type of hotel it was, I was very impressed. I expected a motel 6 type vibe but it wasn’t at all, I would stay again.

Place was simple and very inexpensive. The floors of the room was filthy. Other than that it was fine. Comfortable king bed and had basic amenities.

- Alles in Ordnung - Freundliches Personal - Gute Ausstattung - Sauber

The staff at front desk for check in and check out were lovely! The breakfast was fabulous; the young gentleman taking care of the breakfast was fantastic at checking and restocking items. Rooms were quiet ! The hotel cleaning staff were so friendly and polite. Room was wonderful. The pool felt amazing after a hot day on the motorcycle. Thanks to all the staff for making our stay so ! memorable

Besides needing staff to cover busy times such as check in and out, the accomodations are excellent. Clean marble bathrooms with white towels. Beds white as snow and comfortable. First time seen house staff friendly and responsive to your needs. Downers Grove hotel have elevators to third floor. Breakfast was standard for first and menu posted for each morning and the eating area was clean and kept maintained by kitchen staff as people dined left tables..Noise free rooms. Individual temperature rooms controls. Wide hallways and have communication friendly rooms whatever these are. Again, communication to the front desk from room was cumbersome as long rings to answer from phones I'm rooms by front desk staff lady. Can perhaps use a two person a peak times or as a balance during the day for better response.

Stayed for 3 nights - checked in on a Friday afternoon and out on a Monday morning. Got the ADA room and was mostly okay with it (I never turn down a walk-in shower), but was put off by the fact that there was nowhere to hang clothing and nowhere to place toiletries in the bathroom. Luckily I didn't need to hang anything, but this would have been a problem if I'd brought dress clothes. As for where to put toiletries, I ended up placing the portable shower seat next to the sink and using that surface. Hopefully the seat had been cleaned sometime between someone having their bare butt in it and me using it as a shelf. For the life of me I can't figure out why people design hotel rooms without bothering to know if they'll actually work for staying in. I also wasn't thrilled with the ”breakfast” on offer. Engineered ”omelet” and packaged, processed junk is NOT breakfast. There was absolutely nothing healthy on offer other than fruit - which was the stuff the grocery store didn't want. The good things about the hotel include staff truly striving to satisfy the customer, a clean room (including the carpet), a location within walking distance of many of Quincy's major attractions, and plenty of parking. But the parking lot itself badly needs repaving (it poured one afternoon and my feet and shoes were soaked because of the rivers running through the parking lot). In any event, there are some improvements that could be made, but I enjoyed my stay overall and would put the hotel on my list of places to stay should I return to the area in the future.