Hotel vicino a Wabash Park - Rantoul

“This is a value option in its vicinity. The property is a decommissioned military barracks, so although the room was perfectly serviceable — comfortable bed, clean bathroom, quiet, etc. — the surroundings might be a work in progress.”

“Room appeared clean, bathroom door knob was very loose and did not lock, breakfast consisted of dry cereal with no milk, instant oatmeal with no available water or milk to mix it with, there was syrup but no waffle maker, they did have yogurt, 1 apple and 1 orange, and a bottle of orange juice if you wanted to pour yourself a cup of juice. Oh they also had pieces of bread put into ziplock bags and a toaster plenty of jelly and butter”

“Great property! The hotel was pristine clean! The staff is really friendly and helpful. The breakfast is amazing. You pay about $20 a person where we live on Galveston Island for a breakfast like that. So many choices and everything was freshly prepared. We were definitely stay there again. Highly recommend..”

“One of the worst experiences I’ve ever had. The place was extremely dirty. There were hairs in the bed, and it did not seem like the sheets had been changed between guests. The coffee pot also appeared to be unwashed and looked like it had been used to cook something other than coffee. The bathroom was in very poor condition. Overall, the cleanliness was unacceptable and needs serious attention to meet basic hygiene standards.”

“Great stay!!! Keep it up!!”

“bed was horrendous”

“The room was available for an early check-in and the amenities were was described.”

“Clean”

“Not far away from UIUC.”

“Breakfast on the weekends start at 7 and tried to get breakfast at 6:45 because it was out and we had to be at a game by 7, so we left hungry and had to go elsewhere”

“Currently undergoing refurbishment that, when completed, will make this a really nice hotel and great bargain. I would stay there again, but would recommend a better explanation from the front desk that the rooms - which are down a long corridor in what is essentially another building - would be more easily accessed by driving and parking near that building's door.”