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"The breakfast buffet was pricey, but good."

"The handicap bathroom was hard to use and slick."

"Staff was very friendly and the hotel was very clean and accommodating. "

"Great"

"If you want to step on a used needle. This is the place to go. You get what you pay for"

"It wasn’t clean, smelled, and there were people yelling and carrying on about how they were going to fight in the next rooms. So we left!"

"The front desk people were fantastic! The room was an accessible room. Handheld shower head was quite high and heavy. It was a tub-/not walk in shower (just be aware). There was no microwave in the room. I don’t consider a microwave an exceptional amenity anymore. Don’t remember staying anywhere without one for years. Biggest inconvenience was poorly placed outlets. Could not plug in my phone charger or c-pap machine at my bedside. We came to visit Cahokia Mounds and the National Shrine of the Lady of the Snows. Very convenient to those locations. Great selection of good food options. Nice pool. Decent Breakfast."

"When we arrived the lobby and desk was empty. I unloaded my luggage and waited for someone. 15 minutes later a lady showed up up from the parking lot and apologized saying there was a big sale at Kohls she couldn’t miss. Next morning there was no coffee, only 8 pieces of sausage left and a little scrambled eggs. Been traveling for forty years with my job and this was one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had. Your company is going down the tubes!"

"Drury is always our first choice, largely because of the evening food and amazing breakfast buffet. This time, because I had suffered a bad injury, I’m using a rolling walker to walk because I’m not released to fully bear weight. We were shocked and disappointed to find there was no ramp to the dining room - only steps. Also the bathroom door in our ADA room swung outwards but would close on its own as you enter the bathroom. This also was quite surprising and disappointing with requiring a walker to ambulate. This made getting into the bathroom a bit of a struggle. There was a hook-type device on the interior side of the bathroom door. With the door swinging closed as you enter, that device struck my right shoulder and/or my shoulder ran into it while the door was closing and left a bruise. :( I’m only 56 and I don’t bruise easily."