Comfort Suites Normal University Area

"Very good trip in this hotel."

Ramada Limited Bloomington

"Omg. The first floor room was like somebody’s basement— the flooring (not carpet) was a modern linoleum. Not a picture or decoration anywhere. Could have been a jail cell. TV at the ceiling. Bathroom looked partially updated. Nice mirror with light. The room was right next to the front check-in and therefore door. It was a tolerable noise level until 11:30 when, apparently, a number of loud conversationalists in the lobby woke us."

Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Bloomington/Normal IL

Bloomington-Normal Marriott Hotel & Conference Center

"Good hotel and no issues"

Motel 6 Normal, IL - Bloomington Area

"We forgot a pillow at the hotel and were very happy to get it back 🤗"

Hampton Inn Bloomington-West

"The Hampton Inn I visited while traveling between Springfield and Chicago It was very well managed and the rooms were spacious and nice I would like to come again if I have the chance next time"

Holiday Inn & Suites BLOOMINGTON-AIRPORT by IHG

"We were worried it was across from the airport but it didn’t affect anything at all!! Staff was friendly- disappointed no free breakfast- and I had 4 kids but couldn’t schedule a room that way which made no sense! I had to put 6 adults. Overall it was clean, comfortable and everyone was nice and helpful "

Eastland Suites Hotel & Conference Ctr, Trademark by Wyndham

"The location is in the center of the town, very quiet, newly renovated, and the rooms are average. Breakfast tastes good and has many varieties, very good👍"

Extended Stay America Suites - Bloomington - Normal

Super 8 by Wyndham Bloomington

"The best pillows ever."

Super 8 by Wyndham Chenoa

"We attended an event in nearby Fairbury. The hotel Is relatively close to the event. I would definitely stay at this facility again. The building is older but clean. The manager was pleasant and gracious. The location is close to the highway. Win/win"

Residence Inn Bloomington

"We have been staying here for about 15 years, whenever we come to the Twin Cities. The family asked if we could stay somewhere else next time. I'm getting older (79), and the shower is a little difficult for me. It's in a tub, and the sides are rounded. This, there's only a few inches of flat surface in the tub. There's a handrail, but you have to turn around to access the shampoo and body wash. The room was worn with stains on the sofa. We started staying here because it was close to MOA, but the kids are grown and we don't go there much anymore. In the last year they started charging $10 for parking. They have no new expenses related to it. The parking area has always been there and always will be, so it just seemed like a money grab. It's also not a smart idea, because I heard several people complaining about it during our three night stay. It would have been better to just raise the room rate by $10, because most people wouldn't notice. Telling guests they have to pay $10 for parking seemed like a dumb management decision."