Best Hotels near Indiana State University Police (Public Safety), Terre Haute

We used this hotel as a stop point on a long road trip a few months ago. This day happened to coincide with prom so the usual Hiltons we stay at were booked. This was the only Hilton nearby with availability. I now know why. When we checked in that night the receptionist gave us wrong information regarding where to get the complimentary breakfast the next morning and directed us to two places nearby to get something to eat. I'll just leave it at neither of these restaurants was good. It's also right next to a night club so unless you're there for the night club, another mark against the hotel. We woke up the next morning to head down to the complimentary breakfast before continuing our trip. We were quickly informed there was no complimentary breakfast and only a restaurant where you had to pay exorbitant prices. We pretty much exclusively stay at Hiltons and have never stayed at a Hilton that didn't have some kind of complimentary breakfast. The price we paid for this hotel was twice what it cost to stay at our preferred Hilton in that area that has a complimentary breakfast and equally as nice if not nicer rooms. We presented our complaint to the receptionist and informed them if they are different than every other Hilton brand it should be made clear when reserving a room there that amenities are not the same as every other Hilton brand - especially if they are charging twice as much. Instead of trying to make the issue right, they threatened to call corporate and lie about our actions in order to push negative repercussions. I called corporate but all they did was give us a few thousand points - not even enough to cover a room for a night. Lesson learned. Not only will I never stay at the Hilton Garden in Terra Haute, I will never stay at a Hilton Garden anywhere. I'd recommend you do the same unless you want to pay twice the price for half the amenities.

This property was recommended by a local. To start, the building is a beautifully restored old Tribune newspaper office. The stairs alone are worth seeing. The staff are friendly and delightful. The room was spotless, quiet, and had gorgeous full length windows. The laundry facility was free. If your suite is missing something such as a blender, they have it. The en-suite kitchen was nice and had a big refrigerator. The bathroom toiletries are among the nicest I have used since staying at the Waldorf Hilton in London, U.K. Just around the corner is Federal Bakery with great coffee, and baked goods that will destroy your will power. I only regret that I could not stay longer.

It is suitable for traveling with children. There is no extra charge for breakfast. You can go directly to the restaurant or ask your family to pack it and bring it back to the room. No one asks you or any bad expression! Hard to come by!

It was a big room and the bed was neatly made but the sheets were stained and the furniture was falling apart. We ended up driving home and not spending the night and just being out the 60 dollars we paid for the night. I did check the bed and there were no bed bugs or roaches in the room.

We stayed on the first floor in a room for handicapped, next to the pool and elevators. Very noisy until 10:30. Don't stay in rooms 112 or 114.