Hotels in de buurt van Prairie Lake Crossing (Peoria)

'The staff was very warm and welcoming as well as helpful.'

'We were on first floor and surprisingly it was quiet. We only stayed the night but very relaxing.'

'Good place, but could need some improvement. Pros- Price, location, lack of noise from traffic, decent breakfast options, pool Cons- noise from neighboring rooms and hall- could hear conversations and doors opening and closing, workout equipment (1 of 3 cardio machines working), could be cleaner in the room.'

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'Every thing was good'

'Everything was great at the entire hotel and very clean !'

'The room was very spacious. Clean sheets! Part of the hotel was under renovation.'

'Great place'

'We stayed here based on reviews that it had been renovated and was nice, it was not. The room smelled musty and like cigarettes and dogs. There was no cord on the phone to call the desk, just an old phone with no cord. I walked to the front desk to ask for extra pillows and they said they don’t offer that and were very argumentative. The water in the bathtub didn’t drain right so you stand on dirty water. The room was very unclean on every surface and the air conditioner didn’t work well. It was...

'Management was awful! Don’t try to help or a solution to a situation & was very rude. Unacceptable & highly unrecommended'

'Nice staff sadly some people who are staying in some rooms are rude to the staff. 😕'

'Fun stay. Really nice king size room'

'The property is older and rustic(ish)/outdated, but they are trying to provide a lodge type experience. The staff (front desk & housekeeping) is great and friendly, the breakfast is good and consistent. The pool is nice and love that there’s the outdoor option for summer months. Overall a great stay and I keep coming back.'

'Ceiling was leaking water causing floor to be wet. Bathtub was dripping. Room carpet was filthy. Room furniture was old. Breakfast was poor.'

'Their amenities listed are completely false. From no beach access due to health concerns all the way to no wi-fi. Would strongly suggest to go elsewhere unless you enjoy being freezing cold all night and buying your own toilet paper.'

'I’m 73 years old, drove from Yellowstone. Drug dealers and prostitutes inside and out, desk clerk carrying on conversation with one of them and could care less. Doors slamming constantly, a woman screamed, people talking loudly. Floors were sticky, toilet had feces down both sides, front of shower curb had what looked like blood. After I checked in, I read reviews. Some is old as five years ago, apparently no one has ever cared about these problems. We checked in about 6:30 pm, couldn’t sleep,...