South Bend Hotel Guide - Studebaker National Museum hotels in South Bend, United States of America.

"This facility is heavily under construction. Hallways have plastic taped on walls, elevators are totally scratched, main reception desk moved to a horribly ugly back area. I was asked at checkin if I'd been there before. "No." No explanation as to the sad appearance of place. I was never asked if I was an alumna of SMC or of ND. I went to SMC '81. I was put on a floor with ND wallpaper (with old football teams, leprachaun mascot, and ND symbol) and ND tartan plaid and blue gold color scheme throughout.I was offended. I was staying on SMC's campus at the Inn at St. Mary's, and yet I had to sleep in this kind of set up. After returning from my evening meeting I decided to look at other floors. Turns out 1st and 3rd floors are devoted to ND and only the second floor is SMC--with wall paper and color schemes reflecting that school. My room looked out on a playground for kids made to look like a football field. I was offended on all levels. Not to mention the breakfast was the saddest excuse I'd ever seen. Truly not worth the money."

"Everything was great !"

"The food was very good, "

"Clean room, nice and cool. Front desk was extremely nice and informative. Lots of amenities. Great area. "

"Clean rooms and well maintained. Can find parking on the street or on the nearby lot. The house showcases a collection of model cars, vintage collectables and many more interesting posters and magazines related to the Studebaker and Vivanti automobiles. And the houses are right next to the Studebaker Historic Museum. "

"The room wasn't the cleanest, I was bitten by a ants or a spider housekeeping was slow, the bar was close at 11pm on a SAT. I didn't enjoy my stay!"

"This hotel was clean and.conveniently located. The staff was friendly and helpful. The room was comfortable and nicely furnished. The valet service made parking a breeze and the employees there were great— shout out to Owen who gave us directions and always had a smile on his face. "

"This is a beautifully restored home with rich history and details highlighted throughout. A museum AND a place to rest! Communication with hosts was great, check in was flawless and ample parking. The area seems safe and the home is secure, which is good because the orange room doors are GORGEOUS leaded glass french doors with a skeleton key dead bolt. Lovely stay, thank you!"

"Tom and Alice were perfect hosts. The room was spotless, more than enough towels, pillows, and blankets. Breakfast was superb. No reason to check out the big hotel chains after staying here. They even had snacks and drinks available at anytime. Definitely would stay here again."