Find hotels near St. Charles Village Park, St. Charles from ￥10,639

"Clean room great staff. Was not there for business, did not use the gym."

"There was coffee in the lobby when we came in. Rooms were very clean. The whole property was very clean. If in town again absolutely coming back!!. "

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"The place is amazing."

"Nice quiet place to stay "

"Parking lot well lit up,close to anything you need staff very nice and its nice and quiet "

"Bed was comfortable. However, two of the pillowcases had blood stains on them. The blackout blinds were off the track on one side and hanging, but the worst part was the plug in the bathroom wasn’t working had to blow dry my hair out under the television because that was the only accessible plug. I usually blow dry my hair with a curling brush and need to utilize the mirror. Of course I was going to a conference not ideal. I told all this stuff to the front clerk and she asked if I was a Marriott Rewards member and when I said no, she said that’s too bad. We could’ve done something for you possibly. So because I wasn’t they did nothing. Or possibly because I prepaid the hotels.com. Just sad"

"Beautiful house with lots of history. "

"Very small rooms in this old-fashioned roadside motel. Some cosmetic upgrades have taken place but there's only so much you can do for an old cinder block building. The biggest problem was heat. It's radiant heat with no way to control it. They have a fake thermostat for a central air furnace on the wall, but it does nothing. It's March and the only way to get the heat below 80 is to leave windows open! Doesn't feel to safe leaving ground level windows open. We were roasting hot. We also had ants. The mattress was super hard, so in conjunction with the heat, we didn't sleep much. The motel is pet friendly, which means they charge you $20 per night for pets. Not sure how this qualifies as friendly. Our dog didn't use linens, towels, or eat some dry cereal from their "continental breakfast" so I'm not sure why we paid more. Might be better to be here in summer and use the wall mounted air conditioner, but we'll never come back in winter. "