Pinckneyville Hotel Guide - Spring Lake hotels in Pinckneyville, United States of America.

"Very nice, clean, modern. Only complaint is water pressure in shower and sink kind of weak."

"just ok, old and used, good location."

"This hotel never left the 70’s. I’m pretty sure it hasn’t been updated once. The beds are awful. Spring coil mattresses that have definitely outlived their springs. Broken furniture in room, broken lampshades, cracks in walls. Sketchy but the only hotel close to the fair grounds. "

"G"

"Breakfast was pretty appalling….nutty buddy’s, some cereal and yogurt. "

"The first room I was sent to smelled like urine. The front desk staff were very accommodating and placed me in a new room, but there was no apology for the inconvenience or a "We'll have housekeeping check on that right away" kind of reaction. No towels in the fitness room, no water in the cooler. Carpet in my room was not very clean. Bathroom was not very clean. Not sure how this place got such a high rating from guests, but I won't be staying here again. AND I paid $160 for the room - insult to injury."

"The only way to check in was via video kiosk. There were no staff present in the building and would not be until morning. Half of the building is boarded up. The floor in the room was dirty. There was hair in the bed. The bedding did not appear to have been changed. The bathroom door was difficult to open and close. The fountain in the lobby had no water. There were hair balls in the hallways. The building and parking lot are not being maintained. Peeling paint, broken up concrete in the parking lot. I'm not kidding about any of this. I took a look around and did not stay at the property."

"Room was very clean even when we had to switch rooms because we clogged the toilet oops. The breakfast might not have been the freshest but otherwise everyone was super friendly!"

"Walked into my room bed wasent made clean sheets were l laying there didn't use the comforter knowing it haven't been washed room wasent swept and fridge wasent plugged in"