Find hotels near Platen Press Printing Museum, Zion from ￥10,060

"This is a great place for families with young children but I would have liked more division/spaces for young adults."

"Low price but need improvement... mattresses are old and worn-out. I would pay a little more next time. "

"The price was fair, but the location isn’t very convenient for getting into Chicago—especially in March weather. We ended up spending a lot on Ubers. Breakfast was great, and the staff there were very kind and attentive. The gym is cramped and not well maintained—dirty mats, only two treadmills, and one was unplugged (though it worked once plugged in). We didn’t try the pool. Overall, the stay was fine until the end. During a storm, the Wi-Fi was too poor to book an Uber for over an hour and a half while I was trying to get to the airport. When I asked the front desk (likely the manager) for a taxi alternative, she was surprisingly rude and unhelpful, which left a bad final impression. She told me that she could help by googling it or that I could just do that. Customer service is everything when you're in time of need so I'm leaving 2 stars and never coming back."

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"Outdated. The hotel needs renovation but it meet the need for a short trip. "

"It’s in the condition you’d expect for the nightly cost, but needs a lot of updates. Heat has a funky smell and a lot of things in the room are just really old. You get what you pay for!"

"The pool was not clean. It was cold. We ask if they can turn the heat of the pool on they say they were gonna ask the manager, but they never did. other than that everything was OK."

"Parking was fine, staff was nice."

"The room was clean, bed was very hard and creeky. The refrigerator froze our drinks and food we placed into it and there was not a microwave in the room to heat up food we bought. Our room was next to the elevator so we could hear everyone going up and down as well as every conversation had down the hall.We were there for a Navy graduation and it was very close to the Naval base. There was a convenient side door access near the elevator with key card reader, however, the reader didn’t work and the door was just left unlocked and anyone could enter the building so it felt a little unsafe."