We were looking for an overnight stop on the way to Cincinnati and chose Towneplace Suites. The…read moredecision was a good one. The property is new, so in excellent condition. One caveat: the address on the Marriott website is INCORRECT. If using GPS you may need to turn R on access road not L. I found a friendly staff at reception. Exactly what you want--a staff that projects a "welcome! Good to see you" message. As for the sleeping room, think Residence Inn on a compressed scale. Similarly fitted out, but less sq. footage. Perhaps a bit cramped by comparison but comfortable, clean, bright. Similar amenities, just less space. And since a guest's time spent in the room is primarily sleeping and shower time, the value is good. I'm looking forward to my next stay there.

The desk manager Terry was excellent and so nice checking us in. He was just as personable on…read moreChristmas 2025 as he was 6 years earlier when we were there for a wedding. I thought the hotel would've changed but it was just as clean and comfortable as we remembered. The bed was very comfy and the handicap room was an actual handicap room. I would definitely stay here again. The breakfast was decent too and fresh.

Cute and comfy enough, could be much better…read more Horrible sound proofing against maids vacuuming (or of the shared bathroom). Could use a bit more drawer space. Wish a tub was offered or at least a handheld shower wand for the undercarriage. Would prefer a solid bar soap be offered, I'm old fashioned. Toilet paper is sandpaper. The elevator was slow as mud and seemed very indecisive about even opening the door at the lobby. A nice bench outside the lobby vestibule is needed. Why am I sitting on the garden wall and why are employees smoking right in front of the hotel, have they nowhere to sit as well? No amenities posted in the room or any room service hints or local flavor adverts. The boutique hotel signature cocktail seemed to be missing a few listed ingredients? Could just be that my tastebuds lied. The view out the window was an industrial black hole of a mall roof at ground level (can you put something cute up there for all us window lookers), but if you only look up and out, the old church and architecture are still quite castle-like. Why do the windows not open. Protection against pirates and defenestration? Plenty of people prefer to have their air from outside and not piped in through layers of strangers people-dust. The black-out curtains were amazing, the room could have been painted Vantablack. Air conditioning was strong and cold, water was instantly hot when dialed in. All the young service workers were charming. The library writers restaurant food was a generous portion and yummy.

It is easy to get mesmerized by historic looking exterior and the renovated interior. I certainly…read morewas, I had to do a double take on whether or not this was still part of the Hilton family of hotels. The Hotel Royer has been a popular choice for myself as of late whenever I am in town as it is a very solid option in terms of locale, price point and amenities. Whenever I walk in, I immediately notice two things. First off, the decor really brings together the theme of the hotel. I felt as if I was being taken back a few centuries to some royal kingdom, with portraits of historical figures, and furniture that is modern to the touch yet antiquated to the eyes. I also notice the smell, it is clean smelling and inviting. It certainly beats the musty cigarette smell you get at some places. The rooms in general are pretty good. The beds are comfortable, the lighting is decent and the space is typically pretty clean. The bathrooms are okay in my opinion (I am quite particular about this aspect). Sometimes the showers take a while to heat up and the toilet paper is pretty low quality. I think the weakest part of the rooms are the fact that some rooms do not have a desk. I think this is a big miss, as someone who visits on business a lot, it makes doing work in my room impossible sometimes. Additionally, the WiFi is super inconsistent, I found my devices being disconnected at will! In terms of amenities, I think the Hotel Royer is much better than the average Hilton. While there isn't the complimentary breakfast, they have their own restaurant, a well equipped gym and a pool. They also have a bar and their own banquet hall, for big events. The hotel is well located, in a walkable area and not too far from campus. Overall, I am a bit weary to select this hotel on future trips where business is important. However, if I am looking for a relaxing and quality stay, then I know the Hotel Royer will have me covered!

Our daughter's wedding and reception was held here in Nov. 2019. She wanted a rustic chic venue and…read morewe sure found it here! The farm includes horses, cows, goats, chickens and probably more, but they are all just part of the beautiful scenery! Add the gorgeous home and beautiful pond at sunset...We had the ceremony in the small barn and the reception in the large barn. This worked perfectly! Traci and her staff were awesome! We highly recommend this venue!

Went here for a graduation dinner. Beautiful little spot. Great farm to table food. Cute ambiance…read more Our waitress was knowledgeable about the space and super sweet. Glad we lucked out with this place.

A motel that's seen better days. Restaurant closed. Indoor pool open. Clean & friendly, but only…read morea stone's throw from the freight train tracks. These pass through frequently & with great fanfare in the wee hours. Rates are on the high side, unless you have a CDL - then you can get the $40 "trucker's special." I can only recommend this place for CDL-holders with a special affinity for train horns.

A good place to stay with exemplary management, the Day's Inn Motel went above and beyond to help…read moreus out in our stay. Our car had broken down the night before, meaning that we were stuck in a town we weren't very familiar with. However, the managers were extremely kind, giving us a ride to the auto shop and sought to help us find a ride to our destination. If you're in Danville, this is a wonderful place to stay.

Cute winery! The staff was really nice. The prices are very competitive…read more Drive down from Chicago and stop at the bison farm next door while in the area! The winery also holds events, so check it out. There is a gift shop inside too. Make a day of it and check out Hoppy Pig in Bradley.

We were at the Sleepy Creek venue for a wedding. While the wedding and reception was ONGOING, it…read morewas deemed necessary to mow right by and through the parking lot. My car was covered in dirt and grass. Not very considerate for guests attending a wedding. Also, I understand the bride requested a room to get ready (her alone, no wedding party) and was told it would be $1,000. In addition to the venue rental. Tacky.

This is a small town steakhouse with all of the good things and hardly any of the bad things you…read moremight associate with a small town restaurant. We had excellent service, the dining room is a good size, decently lit, and not too loud. The menu has a good selection of items, including a couple of things that a vegetarian could make a decent meal from. The chocolate cake is excellent. Unfortunately, my salmon was dry, but two others at our table had the same dish and said it was good, so that might've been just a slip-up. My husband had the grouper and said he could eat it every day for the rest of his life.

A trapped in time supper club with midwest ambiance - carpeted floors, curved booths, horseshoe…read morebar, someone playing piano, and guy working the grill in the dining room. Decent daily specials, decent drinks, decent food, all at decent prices.

The Historical Fischer Theatre is an old style theatre that has been completely renovated and…read morebrings in an increasingly diverse set of entertainment. We attended "A Taste of Ireland" which is performed by an Irish Riverdance Company. It was absolutely fantastic.

Gwen Wilson is an amazing wedding planner. I worked with her on a destination wedding, as well as…read moreone in Champaign. She was more organized than anyone I've ever seen. In both cases, she took care of everything--she found great vendors and got really good deals for the brides. She made sure everything was perfect. I don't know how you could have a big wedding and not have someone like her working with you.