This hotel was very clean. They do not allow people to stay with pets. It's a very quiet hotel…read more When booking it says queen beds but they appeared to be doubles and not queen so make sure you plan ahead. Upon check in the lady at the front desk was super nice and got us checked in quickly. The breakfast was ok. Not too fancy.

Awesome hotel! Excellent employees, super clean environment . So pleased with this stay. We had 4…read morerooms total and all were great ! Very pleased.

Worth the stay! I'm happy to see someone who put hard work into rehabbing an old building for a…read morenew purpose! Towels were soft and fluffy opposed to some hotels that cost a lot more with hard krusty towels. Rooms are beautifully done. Definitely recommend this place.

Rooms are nice sized, with a nostalgic feel, comfortable bed, and very clean. However had some…read moredisappointing issues. This is not a Bed and Breakfast, no breakfast voucher either - so forget anything you read otherwise - I complained about the sign that was even in the window as you walked in stating Bed and Breakfast, which they did remove the next day. Speaking of walking in - I had to push the automatic door to the lobby open (they did fix that the next day) only to find a kiosk virtual front desk (from a different town/state who knows where, that had to call about everything that required attention). After we had drove a few hours, we did get a text to warn us that the elevator was broken (so check on that before you go, because it was still broke when we left). I had booked a room specific to 2nd floor, as my wife has some trouble with stairs after hip surgery (none on first floor, and 3rd floor only has stair access). After the steep climb with luggage (We heard some poor soul struggling to get luggage up the stairs and thought he was going to have a heart attack, but he made it before I was able to get out to help). We got settled in, but before the day was over... the TV quit working. Mr. kiosk suggested the typical things (reboot etc...) that I had already tried and had to show him a picture of the screen that showed it had no connection. He said they would have someone fix the next day after treating me like I did not know anything (I worked in IT over 40 years, I can tell when a Roku cannot connect to a network). Next day, after being out all day, came in to relax - no TV still, Mr. Kiosk said we could move to another room... OK we pack up and move to a new room, and it is super cold, go to Mr. Kiosk again because we could not find a thermostat, his solution ... we move to another room that has a thermostat we can adjust on the third floor - no - we are tired we don't want to lug up another flight of stairs, we will just get out another blanket. We did get a call at that point, and I was told the thermostat is currently in another room for the whole floor, but I can go and adjust (got there and it was set to 66), so we finally was able to settle in and watch TV for the night. (They are planning on making changes to have individual controlled, but something you might want to consider). The last day was better, but not sure we will be back even though we did like the room itself. Definitely, buyer beware - ask before booking.

I've stayed at the Baymont Tuscola a few times over the years, and this was no exception to how…read morepleased I have been with their service. I was in town to visit a sick family member, but we didn't feel super comfortable with me staying in the house because I haven't been quarantined. When I knew I was getting a hotel, Baymont Tuscola was the obvious choice. I got to town earlier than expected (because I was an idiot who forgot about time zones), but was able to check in right away because a room was available. Posted at the front desk was a sign about precautions the hotel staff is taking to maximize safety during this pandemic. Things like shutting down the pool and fitness center (which seems obvious), but also maximizing social distancing with staff and guests by avoiding congregations in the lobby, which I appreciated. Protecting staff is one of the most important things a company can do. The room was as comfortable as I've come to expect, very spacious and clean. The keurig, refrigerator, and microwave all worked just fine, and the water heat and pressure were great. There are also several restaurants of varying quality in driving distance, as well as a drive thru liquor store so all of my needs were met while I was in the room. I had a steak dinner from TaCarbon that was still hot when I got back to the room because it was less than 3 minutes away. As always, it was a great stay at Baymont Tuscola. This is my go-to property when I'm in the Champaign area, and that hasn't changed. #socialmediapromo #baymontbywyndham #champaignarea #tuscola

I would give this negative stars if I could. We had been in the room for one night when something…read morein the toilet broke. We were moved to another room. Checked out and then was charged $110 for a broken toilet. I'm not sure how they can prove anyone in our party did it nor am I sure how someone sitting on one can bust the toilet. SUPER unprofessional. Called corporate who told me they could do nothing. Save your time and spend more money to stay somewhere nicer and stay somewhere that cares about their guests.

Great accommodations, delicious breakfasts and wonderful hosts. Close to downtown square - easily…read morewalkable to local restaurants. Highly recommend.

An Outstanding Bed & Breakfast in a charming Victorian treasure. The house has been meticulously…read morecared for and it makes a great Bed & Breakfast. The beds in the Rose and Lilac Rooms are Tempur-Pedic and make for a good sleep if you have a bad back. The little things go a long way here - the inn has cold bottled water constantly available and the proprietors strive to make the guests feel at home. We had an elderly relative along and he used Helen's Room which is the ADA room in the Carriage House - it was perfect for him and all went well. The breakfast is just fantastic. Buzz, our host, was a great host and made sure we were happy. There is nothing like breakfast in the dining room with the fireplace making warmth and enjoying freshly prepared breakfast. No conventional hotel can match this. Buzz also recommended some restaurants and we were most pleased with his recommendation. We really enjoyed Market Street Inn and will return in the future. If you are looking for a great Bed & Breakfast, look no further - this is it. It is worth a special trip if you are traveling on the interstates and looking for the feel of home while on the road. This exceeds anything offered by most hotels on the highway. It is a destination place to stay. I highly recommend Market Street Inn.

Now this is the way a bed and breakfast should be. Relaxed and cozy and spotless. The host and her…read morehusband interact with the guest during breakfast and they are a pair of the loveliest people you could ever want to meet. I have not enjoyed a more intriguing conversation any where. And its all about being real and acceptance and trying to see the world as someone else's eyes who is from some place totally opposite of your own.

Attended the Friday Night Valentines Day Dinner at Sylvia's Irish Inn. A beautiful Bed and…read moreBreakfast. A beautiful home. The atmosphere was very nice for dinner with a talented violinist for background accompaniment. The food was absolutely delicious. And I got to see an old co-worker, employee and friend. Thanks Ernie and Sylvia for a wonderful evening, for the extra piece of Cheesecake and Flowers for Kathleen.

Walked into the room and the AC was set to 78 degrees, it took a couple hours to cool down. The…read morerefigrator is one of those that does not allow you to set a temputure so nothing is cold in it and it will not stay cold. The desk has goo on it from the previous person and it was not cleaned. the bed covers had red marks on them. I went to was my clothes and the washer has not been cleaned. there was mold growing in the dispensor. The tv does not display any what is on each channel. Very unhappy place very dirty place. they do not do a good job at cleaning here. DO NOT RECOMMEND. This is my 2nd and last stay.

Friendly and accommodating staff. The room was big and clean. There is a nice refrigerator with a…read morefreezer. There is also a microwave and coffee station. The bed and pillows were wonderfully comfortable. The morning breakfast room was large and there were many breakfast selections. The selections were far better than any mid-range hotel we have stayed at. I highly recommend this "on the way" hotel.

Beautifully cared for b'n'b with all the charm of days gone by and wonderful breakfast, super…read morefriendly staff

We arrived at 5:30 PM and were greeted immediately at the door. The gentleman who met us (Brian),…read moregave us a full tour of the historic house and grounds - and even played the piano for us! We enjoyed snacks and drinks right outside our room. We sat out on the covered porch on the side of the house and enjoyed the setting sun. In the morning, we were treated to a gourmet breakfast. We stayed in the Carl Vrooman suite; had 3 rooms. One was "standard", with a comfortable bed, the second was a sitting room with Carl's desk and a couch; then a separate bath with clawfoot tub. Everything was very "period". It was quiet, clean, and easy access to restaurants in Bloomington. We bounced a dinner idea off Brian and he heartily agreed - and it was great! Left at 9:00 the next morning, refreshed and happy.

We used to stay in the suites several times a year. After our stay last year I have to say that was…read moreprobably our last. The room FELT dirty and smelled so bad I could barely breathe. We had to leave and go get air freshener just to stand it. The hot tub only partially worked and the shower smelled like mold! When we used to come all the time the housekeeping was impeccable this stay just left me feeling itchy and gross. So unfortunate!

Fantasy suites are for two adults only.the only reason I would go is for my kids.everything looks…read moreout of date as well,I will come when children are allowed in fantasy suites.thats all I got for you

Quick Digest- ok for older families (without young kids), over the roaders, truck drivers happy to…read moresee a bed, and ppl not needing an elevator, low maintenance travelers. If this isn't you, then this hotel is not for you. True story- my 6 yr old told me that "this was not a hotel and that if it was, it was the worst" -no working pool, dysfunctional bath tub and dysfunctional wifi ‍ I was at this hotel 3d,2n. It is the following Tuesday and I think I am now ready for this review. Deep breaths. There will be tips, pros, cons, and pictures. All of it will be true- I take reviews very seriously. I use/refer to them when I do anything and go anywhere. And being that I enjoy to travel with my family and, on occasion, with just me and my husband- I think about what others may want to know before they go, so, here we go. *Tips* -Research the area!‍‍ Arcola, IL. Key words: amish, rural, farms, country, the opposite of diverse‍‍‍‍‍‍. We were in the area for an EIU Graduation but being raised in Chicagoland, Arcola was uncomfortable at times. Not unsafe but- yeah. -Think twice before scheduling with a 3rd party. We used travelocity and there was miscommunication between me, the hotel and travelocity. *Pros* -Heather was amazing! We only got to interact with her on Sunday but she was over-accommodating, a hospitality genius. I wish she had been there all weekend. Might have impacted this review. Promote Heather to managment! -within walking minutes of 24/7 gas station, Dairy Queen, McDonald's, Mexican restaurant, diner, pizza place. This was convenient. ‍ -hotel was very clean & smelled nice. -fridge in room was spacious. -only 2 floors/levels - walls are pretty thick- we had a newborn baby next door who was a crier but we could barely hear him/her -on both floors, at the end of the hall, there was an outdoor staircase balcony thing with a smoker's ash tray thing, which was convenient as hell, being a smoker. They should add a bench on the 2nd like they have on the 1st. Still a + -The beds and pillows were so amazing! Made for comfy sleep! *CONS* -hotel wasn't prepared to accommodate an "extra blanket" request...lame. Was I supposed to pack an extra 1? No, you're a hotel, you need to be ready for that. The word is Hospitality. -they advertised Queen beds.... I own Queen beds and 1 king... those were Full sized mattresses- not Queens at all. No doubt. Lame. -NOT WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE. NO WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE ENTRANCE AND NO ELEVATOR ‍this is a big inconvenience for young families too being that it is so hard to travel light sometimes. -Yumi (manager/front desk lady) I'm just going to say it- this South Asian sister may not like black people she was short, condescending, from the start. Cutting me off while I'm giving her my info at check in. Not a fan of rude employees at a hotel -WIFI DRAMA ‍ my phone could connect but my PS4 could not no matter where we moved it and I have never had this issue, this being my 4th hotel this yr. We always travel with the PS4. When we approached Yumi, she basically said it was our problem and was not even interested in fixing it. She said she didn't know anything about PS4s lol but the hotel wifi worked and walked off I'm saying this again if it weren't already clear from an earlier Con- Yumi is in the wrong industry. She had no problem with coming off rude, disinterested in our comfort and satisfaction as paying guests to our hotel- Wild! - while I enjoyed having the outdoor staircase balcony thingy, the door didn't require key card access and so if someone wanted, they could walk into the building without being a paying guest yikes. - bath tub couldn't hold bath water. ‍ - our door to our room looked beat up and we had issues getting into our room at time. Like the key card wouldn't catch and at times we had to pull hard for the door to remain closed. -hot breakfast was ok but the breakfast window is too short in my opinion (6-9am) I'm used to 10 & 11 AM cut-offs ‍

I should have read the reviews! Used to be a Comfort Inn and was very nice and reasonably priced…read more It is now a Quality Inn. I have always found Quality Inn to be very clean and comfortable and at a reasonable price. This place is an exception. They need to take the word Quality out of their name! Immediately upon entering the hotel I got this Budget Hotel funky unpleasant smell. The clerk wasn't very friendly but I find that Pakistani people lack social skills that way. Next trip I will check out the Best Western.

I recently was in Mattoon, IL on business and the usual chain hotels were fully booked. The…read moreMcGrady was available and for less than I usually pay. Rolling the dice on an unknown isn't always easy for someone who spends over 100 nights a year in Hilton's and Marriotts. This was a dice roll that paid off. The innkeepers Adam and Karen were super helpful and friendly. Adam even showed me some of their pictures of the building from back in the early 1900's. This place is spotlessly clean and the AC is adjustable in each room. Everything is comfortable and welcoming. This building was a United Brethren church and then a United Methodist Church. There is stained glass and beautiful wood floors. It is an architectural gem. The only detracting is the narrow staircase to get in the building, otherwise a perfect experience. I loved the peaceful and unhurried experience. I will be back!

This place is terrific. So charming, so historical, so Charleston IL. Hostess is a dream.read more