"I think we woke the front desk person up when we arrived early evening on a Saturday. The TV in our room didn't work. The bathroom fan was super loud. Had to call the front desk to get toilet paper because they had less than half a roll upon arrival. Says breakfast included with our stay. Breakfast was cereal and no milk. That's it. Beds were decent tho. Will probably not stay here again unless it was the only option in the area and we were desperate."
"I think we woke the front desk person up when we arrived early evening on a Saturday. The TV in our room didn't work. The bathroom fan was super loud. Had to call the front desk to get toilet paper because they had less than half a roll upon arrival. Says breakfast included with our stay. Breakfast was cereal and no milk. That's it. Beds were decent tho. Will probably not stay here again unless it was the only option in the area and we were desperate."
"Affordable stay
Clean and good place for family stay
Lovely surrounding
It makes me feel comfortable and feel like home
Newly renovated as per everyone need
Highly recommend"
"Affordable stay
Clean and good place for family stay
Lovely surrounding
It makes me feel comfortable and feel like home
Newly renovated as per everyone need
Highly recommend"
"We wanted to visit Starved Rock State Park but couldn't find anywhere to stay really close by. So we decided to expand our search and we're so glad we did! The Tiskilwa Inn was such a treat (and still only 40 minutes from the park). The house was built in 1848 and you can still see some of that history, but bathrooms, kitchen, etc. have been completely updated recently so you get the best of both worlds. Ric and Jeremy were wonderful, welcoming hosts and the breakfasts were delicious (as were...
"We wanted to visit Starved Rock State Park but couldn't find anywhere to stay really close by. So we decided to expand our search and we're so glad we did! The Tiskilwa Inn was such a treat (and still only 40 minutes from the park). The house was built in 1848 and you can still see some of that history, but bathrooms, kitchen, etc. have been completely updated recently so you get the best of both worlds. Ric and Jeremy were wonderful, welcoming hosts and the breakfasts were delicious (as were...
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
This peaceful recreation area offers rolling hills, a fishing lake, and the historic Ryan's Round Barn. Explore scenic trails through woodlands or take a guided tour of the architectural landmark on select Saturdays.
This historic Streamline Moderne cinema has entertained Kewanee locals since 1946 with first-run and classic films. Catch a showing in its cozy two-screen setting, often featuring holiday screenings and community events.
Dating back to 1919, Baker Park Golf Course offers a challenging 18-hole experience with flat front nine and rolling back nine. Warm up at the driving range before enjoying a post-round meal at the 19th Hole Restaurant.
Established in 1906, Windmont Park offers 20 acres of natural beauty around a picturesque lagoon. Enjoy fishing from the accessible pier or stroll across the historic iron footbridge spanning tranquil waters.
This rare circular structure houses a marvel of agricultural innovation with its beamless wooden ceiling. Tour the historic 1910 barn to see antique farm equipment and the central silo that once stored 400 tons of corn.
This intimate museum chronicles Kewanee's industrial and cultural evolution through photographs and artifacts. Explore Civil War relics and agricultural exhibits while gaining insight into small-town Illinois heritage.
Discover small-town charm at the Walldogs murals downtown and the annual Hog Days festival celebrating Kewanee's agricultural heritage. History buffs can explore the Kewanee Historical Society Museum while families enjoy Ryan's Round Barn in nearby Johnson Sauk Trail State Park.
Stayed one night & the room was great! Super comfy bed & pillows. The staff was very helpful, chatty & friendly. If we find ourselves without our dog in the Quad Cities again we will surely stay here!
Stayed one night & the room was great! Super comfy bed & pillows. The staff was very helpful, chatty & friendly. If we find ourselves without our dog in the Quad Cities again we will surely stay here!
No offense to Moline but I never expects a property like this in Moline. If this hotel were in Chicago it would easily be $300 per night for the King Bed room we had. Beautiful property and great rooms and bathrooms. Free parking in garage behind with convenient access to hotel.
No offense to Moline but I never expects a property like this in Moline. If this hotel were in Chicago it would easily be $300 per night for the King Bed room we had. Beautiful property and great rooms and bathrooms. Free parking in garage behind with convenient access to hotel.
Rusty
Reviewed February 23, 2022Reviewed February 23, 2022
I like the full free breakfast included. I like there is no parking fee. I like the Missisippi river runs next to the hotel property and you can walk along the bank.
I like the full free breakfast included. I like there is no parking fee. I like the Missisippi river runs next to the hotel property and you can walk along the bank.
We found the hotel to have stately dignity. It's an old hotel that has been modernized, yet retains historical class. One disappointment was the description of a "kitchenette" in the room when actually it was a cabinet with a small refrigerator in the lower level and a microwave in the upper level. I expected dishes, glasses, utensils. The staff was exceptionally well-trained and courteous. At one point the bell hop escorted us to nearest car wash when the directions became too complex. Be...
We found the hotel to have stately dignity. It's an old hotel that has been modernized, yet retains historical class. One disappointment was the description of a "kitchenette" in the room when actually it was a cabinet with a small refrigerator in the lower level and a microwave in the upper level. I expected dishes, glasses, utensils. The staff was exceptionally well-trained and courteous. At one point the bell hop escorted us to nearest car wash when the directions became too complex. Be...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 30, 2015Reviewed September 30, 2015
Numerous conveniences for travelers - easy access off of I74, Starbucks next door, relatively decent in-house café serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, and a modest swimming pool w hot tub... + comfortable rooms & friendly staff. A nice hotel and a very good value.
Numerous conveniences for travelers - easy access off of I74, Starbucks next door, relatively decent in-house café serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, and a modest swimming pool w hot tub... + comfortable rooms & friendly staff. A nice hotel and a very good value.
Tom
Reviewed November 2, 2015Reviewed November 2, 2015
A beautiful historical hotel with Hot tub, pool and a great rooftop bar. It’s right across the street from the River, and most down town Restaurants and attractions are easily walkable including The Figge Art Museum, and the Adler Theater. I would love to stay here again.
A beautiful historical hotel with Hot tub, pool and a great rooftop bar. It’s right across the street from the River, and most down town Restaurants and attractions are easily walkable including The Figge Art Museum, and the Adler Theater. I would love to stay here again.
This is by far the best hotel in the Princeton area. It is usually the most expensive too, but it’s completely worth it. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is friendly and accommodating. The breakfast is great and replenished often. The lobby is rustic and really comfortable. It’s right off the highway and near fast food restaurants and gas stations and Walmart is a sneeze away as well. I always stay here when visiting family in the area and will continue to do so as long as they are...
This is by far the best hotel in the Princeton area. It is usually the most expensive too, but it’s completely worth it. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is friendly and accommodating. The breakfast is great and replenished often. The lobby is rustic and really comfortable. It’s right off the highway and near fast food restaurants and gas stations and Walmart is a sneeze away as well. I always stay here when visiting family in the area and will continue to do so as long as they are...
Dana
Reviewed December 28, 2018Reviewed December 28, 2018
The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 71°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 30°F. Average annual precipitation for Kewanee is 47 inches.