Super 8 by Wyndham Watseka 710 West Walnut Street, Watseka, IL 60970

"Overall, very nice experience to stay in super8 watseka . Clean rooms with standard adornments (fridge, microwave, small coffee maker, tv). well maintained, but long duration makes working with your schedule easy. Very comfortable beds. AC keeps rooms as hot or cold as you want."

"it’s not bad for a motel in Watseka. not sure why there’s bad reviews cause i’ve stayed here frequently and haven’t had an issue even with dirtiness. definitely recommend for a place to stay overnight. better than stone gates inn (which has roaches) and family inn. super 8 is a bit overpriced but i mean you do get what you pay for. 8.5/10"

"The room and lot were dirty. I dropped something behind the nightstand and had to retrieve it. Disgusting. Need higher standings for your housekeepers. Whoever owns this, would you want your kids sleeping here? The outside looks abandoned in places. Picnic table is falling apart. Trash everywhere. Over very filthy. Do better. The back door didn't need a key either. Scary."

"I was pleasantly surprised by this hotel. The room was clean, the shower was hot and the breakfast pretty standard for a Super 8. The price was good and everything was fine. Would stay again."

"Didn't stay the full night. Was here for work with a coworker. My room was very beat up with a collection of curious chips in the wall and several unfilled drilled holes in the top of the dresser. The carpet hadn't been cleaned completely before I arrived. The lounge chair had some suspect ripping away from the seams near the wrist area. The bathroom was surprisingly well cleaned considering the rest of the room's state. My coworker had mildew on the walls and unclean, stained sheets leading to him requesting we get another hotel. We had this trip planned and reserved a week in advance. I would recommend keeping better tabs on room cleanings and ensuring the room is bright during cleaning to properly see issues. Most wall chippings could be filled and painted over easily without putting the room out of service for more than a day or two. The furniture damage may be a bit more difficult to fix/replace, but improving the walls and over all cleanliness of the room will help tremendously. An important note is there are only stairs to access the second floor. I didn't readily see any accessibility options for disabled persons to access it."