Southwestern Indiana Hotel Guide - Hotels with Restaurant in Southwestern Indiana, United States of America

"The room was a nice size, clean, and a comfortable bed. I knocked down 1 star for hotel cleanliness because the carpets from the casino and parking area to the hotel were very soiled. The parking garage is not convenient to hotel guest. You have to walk through the garage to the entrance to the casino and then a long walk from there to the hotel desk. The casino is very smoky with only a very small non-smoking area. Despite the negatives, I would stay here again if the price was right and I was passing through town."

"Great stay!! Room was very nice and staff were very nice and helpful!"

"Breakfast needs more variety. Even a few more pastries would be fine. More yogurt, fruit "

"The hot tub was green and about 20 kids in the pool. "

"Staff was helpful, kind and courteous. This will be my go to for all my visits."

"First off, we were supposed to have 2 “queen” size beds, if those were queen size, they need to learn their measurements. Those beds were clearly FULL size. I did not have the breakfast there. The only problem I had with the hotel, it smells of mildew. They need to get some dehumidifiers or something. Other than that, the hotel was clean and nice. "

" Check-in was fast and easy, and the staff was great! The desk clerks were knowledgeable and friendly, and gave my group terrific suggestions for meals and fun things to do. The lobby is spacious, so my group could sit and play games and chat in the evening. The location of the hotel is perfect be use Evansville is very walkable. I 100% recommend this hotel! We will be back!"

"Comfortable, clean and safe. Bed was soft and room was quiet. Same gentleman who checked us in also checked us out the next morning. Friendly and professional."

"The rooms were clean and appeared well maintained. They are on the smaller side as are many of the amenities at this property. The staff was friendly and check in was quick and easy. The lobby is microscopic as is the breakfast/happy hour area. We have stayed at many Drury Inns over the years and this is probably the only one I wouldn't return to. I got downstairs at 7:30a and there was one table available for breakfast. I can't imagine how busy it would have been at 8:00a - people would have been sitting on the floor."