I stayed 2 nights at the Regal Inn over the weekend while doing the Frank Llyod Wright Plus tour…read more The Regal Inn is not much to look at from the outside, an L shaped 2 level motor lodge with a small check in office up front with a second set of rooms accessible from an interior hallway. I was in an interior room on the second floor. My room was clean and modern, a nice bed, small but serviceable bathroom with a flat screen TV, microwave and small fridge. The room was clearly updated in the last couple years. There was really not much decor, but plenty of plugs. When I had a problem with the TV, the front desk got a guy up to fix it and on the second day when my key didn't work, they reissued it for me. The heat/AC was actually controlled by a thermostat on the wall. Regal Inn is not particularly luxurious or stylish, but it was perfect as a place to stay at a very reasonable rate. The area has plenty of shops and restaurants; there is a gas station/convenience store across the street and a good Mexican Restaurant in the corner plaza. Clean and comfortable if not distinctive, a good choice for a budget stay.

Don't waste your money to stay here dirty so much bed bugs!!…read moreJust stay somewhere else

Very clean and the staff was amazing I need to remember his name he was a life saver ! 10-10 room…read morewas perfect

If I could give this establishment zero stars, I would. I…read morearrived to this establishment with my wife and the room smelt disgusting like cigarettes and it was really hot and the AC didn't work, this establishment made me feel like I was living in Englewood projects. All you could see around the hotel complex were African-American people that looked like gang members, this hotel property is extremely disgusting and I would never visit this place again, I feared for my life and for my safety.

I've been a member since about 2015, this place has declined. Refrigerators don't work, cleaning…read morefeels subpar, membership prices have gone up and now after 10 years they refuse to renew my membership because I choose not to answer personal questions related to hobbies and my favorite color on my renewal application! As if I'm signing up for a dating site. My favorite drink also has no baring on my patronage at any establishment. So no thank you. I will pass. If you're looking for a classy alternative, Loews has a jacuzzi suite.

The hotel is very old and not updated. It had carpet. They allow smoking in the rooms, and the way…read morethey give you a non-smoking room is running an air purifier/ionizer for an hour after a smoker leaves. (Gross!) The customer service at check in was very nice. I had to move from the room I booked to another one due to the cigarette smoke smell. They offer a "bottle" of champagne that is a single serving for one person. I won't stay again. They have two other locations (with different names) that look more updated. They are probably a better bet.

My husband and I were going to see a band play nearby and needed a hotel in the area. At first,…read morethe Carleton was fully booked. Later, a suite opened up. It was way more space than we needed and a little pricier than I had wanted for just one night, when we were hardly going to be there. However, it was the only hotel in the area with positive reviews. First, the building is absolutely beautiful. The area, Pleasant District in Oak Park is indeed pleasant, and part of an upscale, older suburb that feels much more urban than suburban. When we pulled up, it was a bit unclear where to unload and check in. My husband stayed with the car while I ran in to check in. The woman who checked me in was friendly but mainly she just answered my questions. She didn't offer much information except for parking. When I asked for a late checkout, I was given 11:30 instead of 11:00. She did direct me to a nearby coffeehouse when I asked where to get coffee in the morning.. Our room was lovely, though a bit outdated. I liked being able to look down at the cafes below though the window. Some of the old furniture was very stately. The bathroom could have used a paint job. The toilet flushed like a public bathroom toilet, which wasn't cute at all. I think my biggest issue with the hotel was when someone loudly knocked on our door at 11:07 in the morning as we were packing to leave. It was an employee who asked, "You checkin' out or you stayin' over?" in a rather aggressive tone. I told her we were granted a late checkout. She apologized, though only slightly. Even if we had not been given a late checkout, it should have been a polite phone call around 11:15 reminding us of the checkout time and thanking us for staying. I truly wanted to like this old hotel in a special part of town, but I think they really could ramp up customer service. Aside from our rude awakening, I think a friendly greeting would have helped. I also think a few things like fresh water or coffee in the lobby, a or perhaps even a couple water bottles in our room.

This is a tired hotel in a great area, it's apparent the owners aren't spending much on this place…read more The cleaning person should be fired. I was excited to stay here close to my daughter's new apartment we were moving her into. The rating on Hotels.com is 9.2. No way this is a 9.2 hotel. We checked in with four people and had reserved 2 rooms. They were both the old motel rooms apparently. We checked out both, one smelled horrible like dirty diapers, had crumbs in the drawer, dirt on the floor, the window had dust and dirt behind the curtain. We looked at two other rooms, they were just as bad. The man at the desk gave us the vibe that we were interrupting his meal. He upgraded to inside the main hotel. When I opened the door, there was suitcases and clothes making it apparent this was occupied. Went back to front desk and got another (5th room now...) key and decided at this point, it's not going to be much better. It was better than the garden suites, but old and tired. Remodeled in like 1993? Won't be back which is a shame because this could be a great hotel with some decent housekeepers who actually clean and some upgrades to rooms.

A nice tucked away place with good rates. As mentioned before, the place is a little dated. But the…read morerooms are quite spacious and in a more quiet section of Lockport. It is conveniently close to 355 and is only about 5-10 minutes away from downtown Lockport. Would gladly stay here again.

Stayed here Saturday 3/5 to go to a show in Joliet. Pros:…read more Quiet, clean room, no bad smells, close to Joliet, satellite TV worked fine, fair price. Cons: Run down and outdated, common areas lack housekeeping, bad tasting water, slow check-in, hard bed and flat pillows, dark hairs embedded in washcloth.

the room is big and spacious, checked in at 3:10 since check in said 3. had to wait 20 more minutes…read morebecause the room wasn't finished being cleaned. checked in, got my key, was told where the room was and where is a good place to park. went inside the room and get a knock on the door. faculty was rude to me when telling me to leave so they could finish cleaning because they thought the front desk told me that the room wasn't ready. news to me.

Absolutely love the vibe of this place for a short stay. Most guys are chill and mind their own…read morebusiness

Best hotel in Chicago great staff excellent location great considerion for anyone who likes to work…read moreand stay local this is exactly what you are looking for

We stayed six nights and had a wonderful experience. It is a very charming B&B with a lovely living…read moreroom and patio. Our room and bathroom were very clean and comfortable. The innkeeper, Beth Harvey, could not have been more accommodating. The location was terrific: walking distance to the Wright attractions, restaurants, and trains to Chicago

I didn't stay at Harvey House but had made a reservation to stay there for a visit to Chicago…read more Very bad experience. First, they made me put a $350 deposit down and told me that if I did not cancel at the 2 weeks to go time point I would then be liable for the cost of my full stay if they did not fill the room. Then, I learned from reviews, and after my wife talked to the owner, that the "breakfast" part of the deal was not quite the B&B experience I'm used to. It's more like a continental set-up with like hot scrambled eggs. Not the home-cooked interesting breakfast items served by the house, different items each day. This was not disclosed to me when I called to make the reservation. Then, when I decided to cancel (mainly for those reasons), 3 weeks out from my date, the house withheld $50 of my $350. This was not disclosed to me when I called to make the reservation. The lady said it was on the "small print" of the email, and indeed it was. BAD PRACTICE! Maybe if you are a frequent visitor and you've enjoyed your stay, great. If you're coming from out of town and never went there, consider these practices. NOT GOOD.