Posted in Illinois
April 29, 2016
10 Amazing Places To Stay Overnight In Illinois Without Breaking The Bank
You’ll likely be traveling this summer. You know as well as we do that lodging costs can add up – fast. Well, there are some truly incredible places to say in Illinois that don’t require you raiding your IRA to pay for them. Here are our top picks.
This B&B is set in a 1845 Greek revival style home. All the rooms reflect this Victorian style. Most of the rooms have their own fireplaces. Some even have claw foot tubs. 900 3rd St, Galena, IL 61036.
This B&B embraces its Victorian roots, with lace curtains and family antiques. Enjoy a wonderful home cooked breakfast in the morning. 624 N Cherry St, Galesburg, IL 61401.
If you are looking for an idyllic, serene setting, then look no further. Quiet is what you will get with this place. In the morning, enjoy a tasty, gorgeous breakfast. 301 E Madison Ave, Chrisman, IL 61924.
What this hotel lacks in size it makes up for in historic value. Stay where Lincoln frequented! It has a great location, with several shops and restaurants all within walking distance. 105 E Washington St, Pittsfield, IL 62363.
This is a turn of the century inn located right in the heart of southern Illinois. Snacks, beverages and a full breakfast make your stay extra enjoyable. 104 S Line St, Du Quoin, IL 62832.
This quaint B&B has 5 rooms to choose from. What makes this place different from the rest? The hostess, of course, who will tell you all you want to know about Ireland. 312 W Green St, Urbana, IL 61801.
This Victorian era farmhouse is set out on 17 acres. It once had famous guest, Charles Lindbergh. The large living room has a nice fireplace to sit in front of. 367 E 2072nd Rd, Ottawa, IL 61350.
This Inn is located in a old church building. There are 2 floors to enjoy. Continental breakfast is served in the morning. 803 6th St, Charleston, IL 61920.
This B&B is located on a quiet, tree-lined street in north Springfield. The mansion is 145 years old and full of history. History buffs are just a short walk from Lincoln's tomb and Frank Lloyd Wright's Dana-Thomas house. 1317 N 3rd St, Springfield, IL 62702.
This place has been in operation since 1884. There are 6 Victorian style rooms, some of which have claw foot tubs. There is a wine cellar, too. 1101 Main St, Maeystown, IL 62256.
What do you think? Have you stayed at any of these places?
