We went a bit out of our way to stay at Aunt Daisy's on our bicycle trip from St. Louis to Chicago…read more Oh, are we glad we did! We received a welcome as warm as any of our own aunts could or would have given us, including an offer to put our heat-&-humidity-drenched clothes outside our room so innkeeper Michelle could pop them in the washer and dryer. We've stayed at over 100 B&Bs all over the country, and this one is one of the very best. The building looks a bit plain from the street but is full of amazing woodwork and stained glass inside. Our room was spacious, well laid out, and immaculately clean. The bed was so comfortable we had one of the best rests so far this trip. Breakfast was so wonderful we took a photo for our travel blog. We had mentioned the night before how hard it was to find good fresh vegetables at restaurants and cafes in the Midwest. Well, we had a zucchini, spinach and cheese omelet and a grilled tomato with goat cheese, plus lgrilled apple slices lightly dusted with cinnamon sugar, all from of course fresh ingredients. Wow! We strongly urge cyclists to check this place out. In fact, go way out of your way for this one. It's 2 blocks from an OK restaurant and just under 15 miles from the north end of the Rock Island Bike Trail, a good rail trail to or from Peoria. You'll find friendly, helpful hosts in Michelle & Glen, and have a stay worth writing about.

Aunt Daisys bed and breakfast is amazing! Wonderful rooms, the best linens, great food and the…read morenicest hosts one could have. I stay here often and they treat me like family! Auntdaisy.net is the website for them.

Oh boy, the pictures do not give it justice!!! Nestled in a perfect location near everything. But…read moreyou walk in and up a beautiful wooden staircase into a beautiful foyer with surrounding rooms. The room itself takes your breath away like a walk back in beautiful time. . So classy & cozy. The pillows were perfect and the bed so comfy. You can't beat the price! Host made everything easy! We will be coming back in fall for some antique shopping. We can't wait.

Beautiful and quaint hotel with really unique attention to detail, that made our stay feel one of a…read morekind! Super close to everything on Main Street for Princeton and easy check in! When booking the hotel there was mention of it being located close to the train, which personally was not very disruptive (only every so often did it actually come through, and I must have slept straight through the night!). There were only 1 small inconvenience: there is a window about the main door into the room that opened into the hallway which did let light in the entire night. If it were possible to have a curtain or way to block the light, that would be great!! :) Overall excellent service and unique experience!!

It's an older establishment so it doesn't have all the bells and whistles, but it's very clean and…read morevery quiet, and Lisa, the owner, is very nice.

The walls are made out of concrete so I'm not quite sure how they get them sanitized. There is a…read morehuge gap under the door, so you hear all the road noise. (I work nights and sleep here during the day- you hear everything) and there's a weird, musty, dirty smell in the room. One of the outlets and a light doesn't work. There's a stain on my towel. There's brown fluid dripping down the wall. It just does not feel clean and the smell is unsettling. Plus- I was charged about $50 more than what is listed online. Oh and the stairs getting up to the second floor are uneven. Won't be coming back, paid for two nights but only staying one because I'm disgusted. I don't even care about my money and it doesn't matter anyway because there's no refunds. Terrible.

It seems that just when I'm starting to finally get caught up on reviews and pictures, Yelp senses…read morethis and adds more on to my plate. But why tell me to write about something six months ago? Okay, here goes That was our second trip to Lavender Crest and it was nicer than the first. It's just off the I-80 and they have the most beautiful facility. My limited notes are from six years ago with Melanie as an outstanding server and our last encounter with a very pleasant, Christina. The service is excellent, the food is excellent. I look forward to the wine tasting, as well. Very knowledgeable attendants and not too stingy on the pours. Yes, we tip generously and usually walk out with a case or two. So who's zoomin' who?

This is rating is for this place as a lunch spot. Probably not going back. Walked in said hello,…read morewaitress (hotess? idk, first time here) walks up, then instead of greeting us, goes to the cash register to our left. Busily says "hi" and nothing else, then waves over a couple to ring up. There's no one else around. We stand in place. And wait and wait and wait. She never says anything else to us and she's three feet to our left. Because she didn't say we could seat ourselves, we waited for her to finish ringing up the couple. Once she had, she almost annoyed told us to sit wherever we wanted. So, this waitress no bueno and she does her job like she hates it. I was glad she did not wait on us. Please have a greeter, or a sign or something. Be aware this is the rural midwest (I grew up here, I get to criticize). Everyone will stare at you as you walk in and find your seat if they don't know you. It's because the duality of the midwest commands that you say hi to them, but because they don't know you from church, they will not say hello back. Just ignore them. It's the only way to get a midwesterner to stop icily staring at you: say hello to them. If they don't know you from church, they'll move on. I know most locals will love this place, but I didn't enjoy it. It was nothing special and I was hoping for a nice, fun little lunch. No fun. Just lunch, and a very so-so lunch. Cavernous space, adjacent to an even larger event space. Service was fast, perfunctory. Small kitchen, they do soups and sandwiches for lunch. Soup was good, sandwich was meh. It's all the very standard lunch fare. Not a food destination. I'll also say it's not much of a wine destination. Each of ours tasted really green to me and I don't consider myself a wine snob. I've simply drunk lots and lots of wine. They removed the only non-sweet white wine from the menu, the one I wanted to try. Lovely view of the property out back. I remember when the front house was an abandoned property many years ago. I wish them well, but it's not for me. It's more an event space

This campground is under new ownership and I had nothing but pleasant interactions with the new…read moreowners. They were very friendly and very helpful. When I spoke to them on the phone they made sure I knew exactly how to arrive (there is a low bridge in town that can damage RVs). The park was well kept and quiet. Looking at a map, I assumed the "river" next to the park was swimmable, but it actually is a canal that was quite swampy and not anything you would want to swim in. BUT, there is an awesome walking trail along the canal which was great for me and the dogs after a long road trip!

This campground is a wonderful no frills but very affordable and comfortable stay. My family spent…read morea week here and I am satisfied with everything. The staff are friendly and helpful. Water pressure and power are reliable and the sewer access was very good as well. The site (31) was level and able to easily fit my 37 ft travel trailer. They had close and adequate parking for extra vehicles if you have an extra vehicle with you. The shower area is clean and adequate. They have two washers and dryers on site and a small store within the office area. They also have firewood for $8 a bundle and they also have other items one can purchase while there. They also rent kayaks if one is interested in that. Would recommend and will stay there again in the future.

What a awesome camp ground ! Park like grounds, great play ground for kids , dog park & great folks…read more. We stopped on our way x country and got a great night of sleep , hot shower & loved the views of America's heart land . Went into town & ate at Red's bar & grill which was awesome! The town was so quaint with pizza shop, coffee shop & market & giftshop . Again , just so down to earth. A man met us at the gate and showed us to our site telling us that they were building a pool for next year. Their daughter in law answered the phone when we called from hours away and was so kind & helpful. They were just starting to decorate for Halloween and doing a amazingly creative job . I love Halloween so I throughly enjoyed it. We already said that we will make this a stopping point each way every year and spend a extra day or 2 here.

We come and stay here every year. They have a new pool and a new shower house. There is a canal…read moreowned by the state that my dog just loves to play in. The sites are roomy and clean at this campground. There are rules to be followed but we like that. It keeps everyone happy.... As long as they follow the rules....if you can't follow rules then this might not be the place for you. This is a great place to wind down. It's quiet and clean... these people put a lot of effort into their property. I was told no rugs because it kills the grass... got it....

Amazing food with huge portions. Cleanest bar area and restrooms in the area. FREE pool (2 tables)…read moreand skee-ball, FREE shuffleboard and putting green. If you don't want a bar scene, the restaurant is connected and has the same kitchen. Pro Military and First Responder, as well as supporting all farmers. Great atmosphere!

We stayed for a weekend! This is a family owned campground that's unpretentious, and on such a…read morepeaceful plot of land in Illinois. They have trails, golf carts, and a great playground. With a variety of campsites, improving amenities and activities, it's a great place to camp for a summer or for a weekend! We met many long-term campers there, and that speaks a lot to how so many can feel like Condit's is another little home away from home. Highly recommend hooking up here for a weekend or a season! Also... don't forget the bug spray. It's camping, after all. I would love to come back in autumn after talking with other campers. It sounds like it's beautiful and you can see more of the landscape and ravines around the property.

We really enjoyed our stay here! We thought we were just staying for one night but with the great…read moreprices (we used Passport America), super chill atmosphere and GREAT swimming pond we ended up staying three nights. They had Karaoke on Friday night and a band on Saturday in a barn on the property. We didn't go to either but since the barn is fairly enclosed it didn't bother us. This place is pretty quiet durning the day, like I said it's a super relaxed vibe, maybe because when we were there lots of spots were open. Management is great, friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. There are lots of seasonal's and plenty of nightly camping spots too. The RV spots are basically in a grassy field with some gravel, not perfectly level but not so bad that we had to pull out leveling blocks. Big nice trees everywhere. They have a nice playground and a great pond! It seems that they go to the effort to dump fresh sand on one side of the pond so that it's kind of like a beach and it makes to bottom of the pond sandy instead of muddy. There is also a big fountain in the pond that helps circulate the water and I suspect filter some of it. They don't have wifi but we didn't mind. We have been to so many RV parks that "offer" wifi but then you get there and it's so crapy that you feel a little cheated. I'd much rather know what I'm in for up front. AND we had great cell service (att) so we could do anything we wanted to. Happy camping!!