We cane to Wabash for a concert at the Eagle Theatre. Charley Creek Inn is such a hidden gem…read more The service has been second to none and the food terrific! The beds are very comfortable and the hotel very clean. Highly recommend!!

Awesome food! We sat at the bar and our bartenders were…read morefantastic! The French onion soup was the best! Bibb salad and bruschetta were tasty! Special love potion and valentines kiss cocktails were mixed perfectly! The atmosphere is the best!

Very clean lobby, reception was very helpful, pool was working, workout center good. The room…read moresmelled clean not musty. Provided shampoo/conditioner/body wash in dispenser shower area. That was helpful too our family. The continental breakfast was great. Items tasted fresh not stale. Eggs not over cooked. Nice they added sides as well. The lady on shift 3/222 kept organizing it kept things full and she said hello to everyone and kept the counters clean. Very friendly staff.

Not really sure why this hotel is getting such great reviews…read more Pulled into an nearly deserted parking lot from a side street, as the main entrance is blocked by construction barricades. Then you can see weeds popping out of the newish landscaping, not a great sign for attention to detail. Then waited at the front desk for quite a while to check in as no staff was around. At this point if I didn't have reservations I would have left, but it was late. Did get checked in after a while. Got up to the room and saw the great craftsmanship of the hotel construction with the door strike plate going into bear wood and drywall. The second star is for the pool, that seemed fine. In the AM the breakfast looked less than appealing and no surprise, no one was at the front desk to check out. Not up to snuff for a Hampton Inn and no where near the 4.6 the big review site gives it. Keep driving.

I visited Wabash, Indiana's Holiday Inn Express & Suites during a recent event. This was a one…read morenight stay. This hotel offers a fitness center, a business center, and an indoor pool. The indoor pool has a ramp to it for accessibility and a chair that can help those with mobility issues get into the pool. For a relatively small hotel in a relatively small city, I was surprised and impressed. We ordered an accessible room for me. The room I got has solid accessibility including a roll-in shower, mostly accessible interior items, and a bed that worked well with my wheelchair. There was also a button you could press for entry, though I did find the door has a serious stick to it. The hotel offers free WiFi that I found worked well and consistently. As others have noted, the hotel is adjacent to a fairly rundown strip center. There's a fairly new Culver's across the parking lot and easily within walking distance. There's a Kroger that's even closer. The hotel itself is easy to find during the day, though a bit hidden in the parking lot. I was checked in easily when I arrived, though I had to laugh a bit because when I got to my room it clearly hadn't been cleaned. The bed was not made. However, I must say, they addressed it quickly and with multiple apologies. I would say employees here are a huge reason to stay. They were friendly and helpful throughout. It's worth noting I was in room 107. I was able to access every place I wanted in the room from my wheelchair. I will note that the roll-in shower has a bench that is fairly far from the actual shower head. I'm not sure if they expect that everyone with a disability is getting help, but I definitely had a harder time reaching it. Other than that, it worked well and the roll-in shower worked nicely - the floor was definitely wet when I finished. I found the bed comfortable and I slept well. There's an in-room refrigerator. There's an ice machine and vending machines on the first floor at the end of the hallway. Overall, this was a good stay and there's no doubt I'd return in the future.

Bed is comfy enough. It is what it is. The wall paper is peeling but whatever. Just walked past my…read moredoor to my room to realize that there is a freaking wad of tissue paper stuffed into my peephole. Are you freaking kidding me. This is unbelievably unsafe and unacceptable.

Holy cow this place is cool. It's a house now divided into 4 suites. We stayed upstairs in the Cole…read morePorter Suite where the music man was born & raised. Don't know who Cole Porter is??never fear, the Miami Museum is a short walk and $3 suggested donation away and they can school u on all things Cole. Our suite was roomy and quiet and filled with antiques & memorabilia. And all the comforts of home--air, kitchenette w microwave & fridge, and a smart TV with Amazon Prime. I recommend Just a short walk to Aroma--try the Lavender Lattee(Oye) ! And the adjacent bakery! Gabriel's has amazing breakfast and Dillinger's was good for dinner. Very responsive folks running it clued us into how to get in the suite. We'll be back !

We spent two nights at the Cole Porter Inn as a little getaway for antiquing and relaxation. We…read morestayed in the Cole Porter Suite, and it was beautiful! Very spacious with lovely furniture and decor. It's probably the antique-est of the three suites in the house. The Cole Porter Suite has a living room, a little kitchenette, a queen bed in the main area, a second bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom, and a sunroom (I've included pictures). The only thing that was a pinch awkward was the hand shower in the bathtub (and no shower curtain). Some antique charm that was definitely a new experience for us, but we figured it out! We were able to contact the proprietor as soon as we arrived, and he instructed us how to get to our room. We could come and go as we pleased. The only down side was feeling a little distant from him should we need things like extra towels, but he was very nice, and I'm sure he would have come running if we'd had a need. No breakfast is included with your stay at the inn, but the kitchenette has a sink, microwave, coffee maker, and coffee, or Peru has a few local breakfast places that will fit the bill (we liked Aroma downtown for coffee and donuts, or go down U.S. 31 about 15 minutes to Dutch Cafe for a hearty breakfast). The inn was also an easy walk to a few local restaurants for dinner, of which I recommend Club 14 and Voodoo Public House. The neighborhood is filled with historic homes of all shapes and sizes, so even just a walk (or drive!) drive around the neighborhoods in that vicinity was great entertainment. We didn't use the TV while we were there, so I guess my only other complaint would be the Wi-Fi. It's free, which is great, but we barely had a signal, so the router must be pretty far from our upstairs room. So if you need to get work done or have amazing internet access, you won't really get it here (at least not upstairs). But if you want a beautiful place to relax and a home base to check out what Northern Indiana has to offer, this is a great one!

Great weekend. Friendly staff! Justin at the desk remembered everyone's names and was amazingly…read moreaccommodating. Cody made breakfast feel like home. The Manager Soledad was a true innkeeper. Rooms were clean and comfortable. A truly excellent experience.

Our overall experience was kinda between "okay" and "good," but the great service bumps it up. We…read morehad a couple tiny problems that I suspect were just luck of the draw - not something one would expect. Upshot is - I think this is a good place and we're very likely to stay here again the next time we're in the Peru, IN area. The hotel is welcoming with a bright, open lobby, good, safe parking and friendly, helpful staff. The lobby was clean and featured a lot of conveniences for which snootier places would charge. Breakfast, as others have mentioned, was a real treat and Nicole was a whirling peach helping everyone out while evincing friendly interest in all guests. Our room was perhaps less perfectly clean than it might have been (either a large white-haired dog or a polar bear had recently been housed there, and housekeeping's noble struggles to mop up all the residue weren't 100% successful) and the bathtub drain was slow and allowed water to pool around my ankles during just a quick shower. Here's the thing, though: we were headed to a wedding shortly after we arrived and were only there for one night. I'm CERTAIN that if I'd mentioned these issues to the folks at the front desk, they would have been rectified tout suite. I didn't, though, because I didn't have the time. (I mentioned them in response to a "How Were Things?" email from management - hey, and that email itself is a great sign, eh? - and got a royal apology and a promise to jump on fixes.) And other family members staying at the Best Western Circus City Inn had nothing but high praise for the cleanliness and functionality of their quarters. Ours was just bad luck - what are you gonna do? It happens. So, while _our_ experience was maybe a little flawed, I think that was unusual and the hotel itself is a solidly good place to stay in Peru.

Stay here when I'm in town on business. Definitely my go to. I know you thinking Hampton really?…read moreYes as someone who travels 200+ days a year this place is great. Food places are a short drive and convenient. Pros: Awesome, friendly staff. From the FD to HK to the folks at breakfast. The hotel is clean while dated (I'll get to that later) . On site laundry that uses credit cards only. This is a hotel that has always exceeded expectations. The breakfast offers great rotating selection. You can also pick up a snack bag on the way out in the morning. Cons: Hotel is dated and in need of a remodel. I am told that a renovation is coming soon. The WiFi is good except you have to "renew" daily this is frustrating especially on an extended stay. Many hotels post Covid cut back in the customer service area not here! I stayed here pre Covid and this place has come back like nothing happened. Definitely recommend this place.

This hotel is clean and well cared for. The staff is wonderful and the main common area is well…read moredecorated and is pleasant to visit. The only downside are the beds. The beds provided here are of poor quality and not very comfortable. Honestly, if I were running a hotel my first priority would be to provide a comfortable quality bed, but this location fails.

Chestnut House has become such a dear part of our family traditions! We reserved the whole house…read moresix years ago for my bachelorette weekend. Since then, I have escaped here solo when I needed a retreat away, and most recently my sister and I came together enjoy the town and peace together. I always leave my time here feeling grounded and relaxed.

Stay at the Chestnut House B & B Saturday night we could not have ask for a better place to spend…read moremy wife's birthday weekend. House is very beautiful and room are great. Breakfast was awesome better then anything you will get at any hotel. Likely we will make this a year event for us.

I had the best time at this Marriott. Looking at the photos I took of my room, I'm reminded just…read morehow much I loved my stay and will always remember it. My visit to Muncie was made all the better just by staying at this hotel. According to the internet, the official name of the hotel is the Courtyard by Marriott Muncie at Horizon Convention Center. Whatta mouthful! I'll just call it the Marriott. I never liked the term "conveniently located," because it raises the question: convenient to whom? It's such a nebulous, throwaway phrase. But literally, this Marriott is conveniently located in downtown Muncie, in the middle of the city and within steps of many restaurants and attractions. There's even a terrific restaurant attached to the hotel that's located downstairs (1925 Pubhouse). The hotel is next door to the Muncie Children's Museum, within sight of the Muncie Visitors Bureau, and across the street from a grassy area where many outdoor concerts happen during the summer. If you want to not use your car very much when you visit Muncie, but you want to do a lot and visit a lot of places, this is a good hotel at which to stay. One of the cool things about this Marriott is that it is a teaching hotel, and provides job training and employment for people with disabilities. I love that. The dude who checked me out of my room, and the homie who kindly sold me a cup of coffee and avocado toast, both had disabilities. My lovely interactions with them were an integral part of me loving my stay. As for my room: It had a comfy king-sized bed with lots of pillows, a TV that you can connect to Amazon Prime and other streamers to watch your favorite movies about hundreds of beavers, a mini fridge to store water bottles and chill a bottle of white wine, and a view that overlooks the city. It is a nice, clean, functional, comfortable, restful and special hotel.

It has been over eight years since my original review of Muncie, Indiana's Courtyard by Marriott at…read moreHorizon Convention Center Since that time, I've stayed in the hotel any time I return to Muncie and it has become a regular part of my travel routine within Indiana. The hotel is a Marriott franchisee owned by Arc of Indiana, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The hotel is a "teaching" hospital and plays host to the Erskine-Green Training Institute - Indiana's first statewide hospitality training center for individuals with disabilities. The goal is to train folks with disabilities for a competitive wage jobs. The hotel itself is a for profit project that provides an immersive training ground for those interested in hospitality industry jobs.The hotel is contractually obligated to have at least 20% of its employees be persons with disabilities. While Scott Wise's Thr3e Wisemen Brewery was part of the hotel in the beginning, it has been replaced by a similarly themed 1925 Pubhouse that also serves as a training restaurant for Erskine-Green. Opened in December 2015, this Courtyard is a six-floor hotel that is attached to Thr3e Wisemen, the Muncie Children's Museum and the Horizon Convention Center. Originally targeted for the old Roberts Hotel, which was snatched up and turned into condos before the project was greenlighted, the hotel ended up being built on land donated by the city of Muncie. During training, Erskine-Green Training Institute students stay at the hotel, unless they are relatively local and commute, while in their 10-13 week training programs. This also means, of course, that this Courtyard is one of the most accessible hotels you can imagine. Truly. It offers a variety of accessibility options in the majority of its rooms including wheelchair accessibility, roll-in showers, and adaptive equipment for both visual and hearing impairments. Some of the rooms even have automated doors (though, ironically, mine wasn't working during my most recent stay). The hotel was recently renovated as it nears its 10th anniversary. It offers spacious rooms, contemporary/clean decor, a fair pricing point, an in-house bistro that offers breakfast and dinner, an around-the-clock Starbucks option (not full menu), a nice and wheelchair friendly pool, a fitness center, and even a check-in center that has been made accessible. You should know, as it's a tad confusing, that the parking in front of the hotel actually belongs to the new condos. Don't park there. They seem a tad moody. Instead, there's a parking garage behind the hotel where guests park for free (It's $1 an hour if you're just visiting). There's no doubt my affection for Erskine-Green somewhat skews my rating, and I'll acknowledge that while I seldom have any issues on this visit the automatic door didn't work (and it's quite heavy without the automatic feature) and a packed house due to a convention clearly had the staff a bit overwhelmed. Minor quibbles (though having stayed from Friday evening to Sunday, I was a bit bothered that no one bothered to address the automatic door). On the plus side, a previous tip I'd made to lower the bed had actually been implemented. Bravo. As this is centrally located in downtown, the hotel attracts a variety of traveling guests, businesses, and others. On one visit, I even met the duo from Air Supply in town for a concert (If you don't know Air Supply, move on - I'm old. Get over it). The meeting rooms were nicely equipped, there were charging stations all over the place and even more since the recent renovation added charging stations at tables. Profits from this hotel go to benefit the Erskine-Green Training Institute and other ARC projects. So, you have a terrific room at a fair price with great service and you're supporting a great organization working to put folks with disabilities in the workforce. It really doesn't get much better than that.

I haven't stayed in a room in the hotel itself since it was called "Black Bear Inn" and they had a…read moreswimming pool. However, several of my relatives stayed there and liked it, and we reserved the big event room for a family get together one evening. What a nice room! There's a fireplace, enlarged photos of Amish all over the walls, a kitchenette, and a bunch of round tables, where we ate. Perfect for the family get-together. While I'm sad that the place where I had my 10 year old birthday pool party is gone, I think they did well with the remodel.

Substandard. Impersonal kiosk check in with nonfunctioning room keys issues; nonsecure personal…read moreinformation handling; nonsmoking room smelled like smoke; dirty washcloth in bathroom. Run by south east asians who obviously don't care about quality or service. Everything was skimpy and cheap including soaps and linens; felt dirty and stale. Avoid at all costs.