Stayed here recently and overall had a solid experience. The hotel feels modern and well-kept, and…read morethe breakfast was definitely above average compared to most places. The eggs and biscuits & gravy were especially good--fresh, hot, and actually flavorful, which you don't always get with hotel breakfasts. The room itself was spacious, which we appreciated, but there were a couple of comfort issues. It tended to run a bit warm, and the thermostat didn't seem to cool down to the temperature we set. The air also felt pretty dry overnight. We had an accessible (handicap) shower, and while it was easy to use, it left about half of the bathroom floor soaked after each shower. That made the floor very slick, which was a bit of a safety concern. We also liked that the hotel had a pool, which is always a nice perk, but it was pretty small. Overall, a nice stay with great amenities and breakfast, but a few room comfort and bathroom design issues that could be improved.

This is a very nice hotel in downtown Bloomington. Easy to walk to amazing shops and restaurants…read more Bars all around. It's a college town. Hotel was clean and well kept. Small food store in the front that was very reasonably priced. Rooms were clean, bright and well appointed. Didn't use room service but it was very clean and well dressed. Breakfast setup is typical for the chain and well stocked. Attendants did a great job every day that I was there and they were always cheerful. One drawback is that the gym is very limited. There is enough to get in a workout but the cardio gear is very dated. Overall, solid experience and I recommend this location for a short or long stay.

This Home2 Suites location is at the beginning of Downtown that is dog friendly ($75/stay for 1-4…read morenights and $125/stay for 5+ nights), The number of pets allowed is 2. Pet weight limit is 75 lbs., has free parking, complementary breakfast, free WiFi, has washer and dryers ($0.75 to use the washer and the same to use the dryer) on site and fitness center with pool available for use for guests. My husband, our little girl dog and I stayed here for 4 nights. Upon our first night of checking in, we were greeted by a friendly employee behind the counter, Sydney. We had our room on the first floor and the room was pretty spacious that had a fridge, coffee maker, microwave, dishwasher, sink, sponge and mini dish soap. There was a sticker on the dishwasher that says the dishes are ready to use in there but when we pulled out a plate, it had food on it. I would highly recommend washing whatever dishes and utensils you pull out of here. Inside the shower is a shower gel and shampoo dispenser, which is nice. But there is no conditioner dispenser. There is a small bottle of condition on the bathroom sink counter, next to the small box of bar soap. Complementary hot breakfast is served between 6:30- 9:30 daily. I think this is where our experience was a bit lacking with the breakfast, as it was the same food items offered every day with no added variety. The food items available for breakfast included Jimmy Dean breakfast sausage, egg and cheese croissant sandwich, egg omelet with cheese, egg omelet with bell peppers and ham, bananas, oranges, green apples, cold cereal, oatmeal, non fat and low fat milk, non fat Greek yogurt and regular yogurt, make your own waffle, cold hard boiled eggs, white bread and bagels (with the ability to toast it and also provided with butter, jam, etc). I was hoping to see scrambled eggs, bacon/ sausage, etc. But it was still good enough for each morning. The gym (open 24 hours) was nice that had 2 treadmills, 2 elliptical machines, 1 bike cycle. There are also free weights and a machine that is multitask to allow one to do chest press, bicep curls, etc. There are 2 large flat screen TVs. There is also a water dispenser, a weight scale and plenty of sanitizing wipes available in the dispenser. Disposable headphones are available at the front desk for free upon request. The gym was clean on the days I used it (yes I am one of those people who like to exercise while on vacation) and the air condition was great to help cool me down during my workout. We were told that housekeeping was available upon request. We did not request for any while we were staying here. But I did see a sticker on the bathroom mirror that did say that they do housekeeping on the 5th day (but you can always request not to if you don't want it). With this hotel being dog friendly, there is plenty of grass available for your pet to relieve themselves and also a poop bag dispenser that was always full. Overall, I had a great stay here and would consider staying here again the next time visiting Bloomington.

They gave us a room with a dirty bed and didn't care. This place has decent reviews and is…read moreconvenient to campus, so it seemed like a great place for a quick two night stay. My wife went to sleep before me, and so when I got into bed and was overwhelmed by the absolute stench of another human's body, especially on the pillow cases and at the top of the covers, which he must have tucked into his stank pits, smearing his sweat and cheap deodorant all over them. It was revolting. I've heard of hotels not changing sheets between guests to save time/money, but I've never been absolutely certain I've been subjected to that kind of filth. Until my April 2026 stay at this hotel. Since my wife was already sleeping (boy did she pick the right side of the bed) I didn't want to disturb her and waited until morning to complain. The person at the front desk seemed to think I was trying to get extra housekeeping (the hotel explicitly does not offer daily housekeeping; hell, they don't even always do it between guests!) and was distant with me about it, saying that "maybe" they'd be able to squeeze in my room today, they'd "do their best". This reaction is why I'm taking the time to write a review; things happen, maybe it was bad luck, but the nonchalant "eh, idk if we have time to change your sheets today" response sent me over the top. My bedding did get changed, but I would NEVER stay here and would warn anyone else to avoid it at all costs.

We stayed at Graduate by Hilton Bloomington on Thanksgiving night and had a great experience…read more The hotel is right in downtown Bloomington, which makes it an easy base for getting around. Since it was Thanksgiving, the restaurant was not open that evening and the hotel was not very busy. That worked in our favor, as parking was plentiful and check-in was smooth. I also received a complimentary room upgrade, which made an already nice stay even better. The room itself was excellent and easily exceeded expectations. The next morning we ate breakfast at the hotel restaurant and were impressed. Good food, good service, and an easy start to the day. Overall, a really solid stay and absolutely worth it. This is now my new favorite hotel in Bloomington, and we will be back.

Have stayed there 3 separate times now and has been fantastic every time. Would definitely…read morerecommend. Aiden helped out at front desk most recently and was very friendly and helpful. Pros. Great Location to Restaurants, Bars, Kirkwood and Campus. Friendly Staff Fun Decor Solid Coffee Shop. Large Rooms. Cons. No "real" bar in lobby. Parking is a bit pricey for Bloomington - $20/night for self and $27/night for valet. In Room coffee no good.

Absolutely excellent stay at the Hilton Garden Inn during our visit to Bloomington after the…read moreholiday. The hotel was super quiet since it was the day after Christmas, clean, and all the staff we encountered were very friendly. Loved the thoughtful gift bag at check-in since we stayed at Christmastime. Could not beat the nightly rate during this time period. Recently renovated. Spacious room with all the amenities we needed. Nice restaurant and bar. Parking onsite. Great location. We felt very secure here. Highly recommend! Especially during their off-season when the college kids are on winter break.

This hotel met all our needs. The parking garage can be a…read morebit confusing, but downtown is very busy, so it's nice that the hotel offers one at all. The rooms were clean and comfortable. Breakfast was great -- you can choose from a buffet or order off the menu, and we all enjoyed our meals.

This is the worst hotel I've ever been to period. The hotel clearly was not prepared for me to…read morecheck into my room. Booked a room weeks in advance and it took them about 3 hours to clean the room before we could check in. Had to sit in the lobby and was offered a single water bottle as an apology. Front desk called me up multiple times just to tell me they were confused by the information the cleaning staff was giving them and was unsure if the cleaning process was even close to done. Mind you this wait was longer than my actual flight to Bloomington drives included. Pretty unacceptable even on short notice which is not the case here.

It's the holidays. No one's expecting Herculean efforts. But don't, upon checkin, assure us a full…read morecontinental breakfast on Xmas day and then only provide cold cereal and packets of biscuits, and not even coffee. Had I known, I would have gone to the store the day earlier and gotten things, but now everything is closed. Instead, management thought it fit to leave a young professional to deal with disappointed customers and having to answer why there isn't even coffee available. Do better, management.

Whenever I am down in Bloomington I usually like to post up in the IMU as I am visiting my students…read moreat IU, it's a spacious place with many options! Starbucks, the Tudor room, the bookstore. If you beat the student crowds there are typically places to sit and work. Don't forget to check out the bottom floor with more places to eat, there is also a great little bar in the basement! Love this place, it's a must stop if you are on campus

Our daughter-in-law works for IU and during a recent trip, she took us for a walking tour of…read morecampus. Part of our experience was touring the Indiana Memorial Union, which is a pretty stunning building architecturally. With a limestone exterior and wonderful interiors of dark woods, this huge student union contains a hotel, a fancy dining room, other restaurants, a bookstore, bowling alley, move theater, and of course public gathering spaces and rooms for meetings, conferences, and performances. It's a very impressive building and one that I would be immensely proud of if I were a member of the IU community. And as much as I'm proud of my own University of Iowa Union, the IU one blows mine out of the water. I couldn't get enough of wandering around this multi-story building and occasionally getting lost. Someday I'd like to come back and try out the Hotel and allow myself to live here for a short time.

Nice Hampton even though it was packed it was quite. Really…read morelike the king suite room, with the tub-less shower. Disappointments: This is reflective of my high standards. I am fairly sure there was not much air conditioning in the lobby breakfast area Eggs were served without salsa and cheese. There was Texas Pete so not a complete egg disaster.

1 occasion they pounded on my door while I was asleep for work to put a new bed in and opened the…read moredoor. they opened the door today and walked into my room while i was sleeping. he walked out and shut the door then I got a phone call from the front desk. I'm booked and paid through my stay they didn't need anything. that is completely unprofessionally and makes me feel not safe and uncomfortable. there's also weird smells in the halls and some residents smoke weed and it travels under ur door into ur room. when I booked and stayed on other floors i also saw roaches mainly on the first floor.

This is an adorable hotel in the heart of Bloomington. The Inn a a series of older homes converted…read moreinto a hotel but the rooms have been well designed. Mine was spacious, had a private bath and a semi private patio. The inn is older but oh so charming. I loved sitting on the wrap around porch in rocking chairs and watching the student activity. Staff was very friendly and the breakfast was great! I highly recommend if staying in the area.

I wanted to love this place, but I did not. Pros: proximity…read moreto IU and downtown, preservation of original architecture and some furniture, new(ish) towels. Cons: cleanliness of room. Shower tiles need bleaching, window treatments are yellowing, spots on chairs, and sink is very slow draining. Loud air conditioner. Basic Inn service was not provided (taking out garbage and clearing coffee mugs, refreshing towels). No fridge. No microwave. This might sound mean, but the details lacked design taste. Sorry! (Zebra print shade on a chrome lamp). If I go back to Bloomington, I'd probably pay the extra $ and stay at The Graduate.

If you are looking for a luxury suite that is more like a condo than a hotel then 118 is just the…read moreplace. Walking distance from all the good things to see and do in Bloomington, the suite is modern and comfortable. The owners were professional and available if needed. The rooms are on the 2nd Floor with no elevator.

I stayed at Suites at 118 for about three weeks (!) this July as a guest of one of IU's institutes,…read moreand I was impressed from the minute I arrived until the minute I left. The location is unbeatable--all the access to campus, downtown restaurants, grocery stores, the beautiful B-Line trail, it was all right there--and the design in the interior of the suites is gorgeous. The owners are incredibly responsive and lovely folks. I would unreservedly recommend a stay here for a weekend or a month!

Fast and easy check-in is always appreciated. The room was very clean and large. It came equipped…read morewith every modern convenience you could want. Highly recommend this to any traveler.

Breakfast is included, but it is neither hot (it is supposed to be), nor delicious. The gravy is…read moresub par, the biscuit is hard. The Yoplait yogurt was good. The room was acceptable. But I had just read a review about dirty shower heads that made me hesitant.