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I tried to find a spot on the Bonvoy App for a review, but could not make it work so I am here now. We were in town for Homecoming and appreciated due to booking FAR in advance we could use points for our stay here. This is our 5th or so time at this hotel and it is due for upgrades ASAP. The Springhill is WAY better than this location, but it was not available. First of all, in the lobby the coffee carafes were always empty or cold. That was our first impression as tired travelers. My husband did the check in, but we heard a guest interacting with the staff due to bugs in their room and that gave us the creeps! We did not have bugs, but we had a worn room. The hall carpets and paint need replaced, and well as many of the room furnishings. The toilet in our room was all cracked in the inside, the carpet was dirty and the couch was dirty and had torn spots. The items in the cabinets were sp**** (We had been at a Townplace the night before and the kitchen was well supplied). Time to update this property for all the guests to Bloomington with IU there. We stayed on points and can't complain about the cost, but rooms were listed for greater than $800 at one point and if I paid that would be VIVID.

There are no shops nearby, the room has a jacuzzi, positive, but there is no door or shower curtain, there is a comb, the place is spacious. If you go to Bloomington to play, it is not recommended to stay.

For the third year in a row, I stayed at the hotel for five nights to attend a conference. Megan was wonderful when I checked in at 10:00 pm on Sunday night. She was cheery and had a great smile even though it was late. On Monday and Tuesday mornings there was very little food for breakfast, no eggs or protien, only whole and chocolate milk, and no fresh fruit. I asked about the situation and was told that the health department had made the hotel dispose of all the food in their refridgerator because it was not cold enough. Tuesday, June 25th, a super cell storm hit Bloomington and the hotel lost power. Guests spent the night without electricity or air conditioning. This was not within the hotel's control and Megan was again helpful and I was able to get a mini flashlight from a fellow guest. Wednesday morning, no breakfast at all. I feel management could have done a better job for guests during my stay by going to the Kroger, about a mile away, to purchase breads, pastries, and fresh fruit for breakfast. Several staff members went above and beyond during my stay. I needed to receive a package and Corey was great to be on the lookout for the package and check for its arrival. Konner was very helpful to help me dispose of the food in my mini-fridge that spoiled due to the power outage. The hotel was clean and the room comfortable I am a Gold Elite Bonvoy member and am very loyal to Marriott brands. This experience will not affect my loyalty. I just feel management should have made an effort to deliver my usual Marriott experience.

The service is very warm and clean, the western breakfast is also good, the kitchen and tableware are in the room, there is a washing machine and clothes dryer on each floor, and the IU campus is 15 minutes drive. The parking lot is free~

The hotel is a little old, but it is very clean, the bed and the quilt are very comfortable. The location is convenient for driving and there is a parking lot. It is an affordable self-driving hotel. Have breakfast, but sleep too much and don't have time to eat.

The location of the hotel is very convenient, just off Highway 46, and the breakfast is good. The fly in the ointment is that the facilities are slightly outdated, the furniture is a bit old, and the windows in the room cannot be opened and it is a bit damp.

Good breakfast, two queen rooms booked, very spacious, with parking