Find Pet-friendly Hotels in Dwight, IL from CA $92

"Easy parking. Staff very helpful to extend our stay. "

"The pool and hot tub were closed, which was a huge disappointment- and should have disclosed this when making thd reservation. There is no hot breakfast- just a wafflemaker and microwaveable sandwiches. On our 2 night stay, the toilet started leaking out from underneath the first morning, so we had to switch rooms. The second room was NOT two queen-size beds, but two double-size beds, so the second night we didn't sleep very well. Otherwise, the property is older (bathrooms are VERY tight space), but relatively clean. Still, would not stay here again."

"Pool was freezing."

"The only reason I give a 3 star review is regarding amenities. The hot was out of use. The washer did not spin the water out of my clothes. (Small load). After 2 cycles of the dryer, my clothes were still very damp"

"In the reviews that I read and the information posted by the hotel, they claimed to have the best breakfast. There was no one attending the area. They were out of about half of the items. There was no decaf coffee and then they ran out of regular. The only person available was at the front desk. He told us there was coffee in our room. There was. Shower our coffee unit did not work as it would not turn on! The sugar-free syrup was empty an hour before the end of breakfast and never refilled, for this and the other empty items, I have no idea if there ever was something in them or if they ran out. Overall, breakfast was a bust. The room and hotel were clean. It had rained and they laid a couple of white towels down on the floor to walk on. They were a wet muddy mess! "

"The hotel needs many repairs. The carpet on the stairs is ripped in several places. The floors were dirty. There was a hole in the wall of our room. And other signs of neglect. On the positive, the room smelled clean and the receptionists were very nice and helpful. "

"No heat had to get help. Room should have been warm upon arrival especially with below zero temperatures. Common sense tells u that. "