Peoria Hotel Guide - Hotels with Connecting Rooms in Peoria, Illinois

"We were in town on a house hunting trip because my husband was transferred to the area for work. Every employee was amazing. We had a terrible situation come up during our stay. We brought our 14 year old dog with us (she was used to traveling with us). Unfortunately, she had a seizure and died during our trip. The employees on duty that night (Maddie and Ava) were phenomenal. They helped calm our daughter down, and handled the situation with compassion and respect that went above and beyond. We...

"The room was clean and the bathroom "

"Very pleasant staff and so many little thoughtful things that make a difference when you are traveling. Free latte machine in the lobby, a nice book case, good breakfast and the coffee is great! Very nicely decorated. Very clean. "

"Great stay. "

"Clean and kind staff"

"The only thing that needs improvement is the workout room."

"Quiet, nice balcony, extra comfortable bad and spacial"

"Stayed next door for a conference but had to move to the Courtyard for our last night both facilities were nice, quite and clean. Thanks to the dedicated team. Keep up the great work. It was a pleasure to see this vs other places I have stayed."

"Did not care for the lighting. Switches by the exit door for the bed lighting. No way to shut off bed lighting without getting out of bed?? Mirror lighting above the sink very poor! unable to see your hair just to comb it. Also no exhaust fan in shower area, steam is very slippery from the shower."

"We came to Peoria to look at a local college. We have never been to Illinois before. We weren't looking for anything fancy. This hotel is clean and quiet. I thought or room was nice. It is a2 story faculty and the elevator is out awaiting replacement. This want a problem but I know it could be for some. The room was nice and quiet. The breakfast was good. There were scrambled eggs, sausage, cereal, juice and coffee. It wasn't anything spectacular but it was free with our stay. I thought our stay...