Rodeway Inn Lyons - La Grange

"I'm a weekly patron of this hotel, the staff is very friendly, the rooms are impeccable clean they offer breakfast and have a pool... Far far far better establishment than the one down the street named colony motel .. the colony motel is dirty and the staff is racist all blacks can be boarded in one nasty corner of the motel... I'm forever a patron to the Rodeway Inn"

"!!!STAY HERE IF YOU LIKE BUGS IN YOUR ROOM!!! Check in was okay, nothing out of the ordinary, not amazing customer service, but I did check in pretty late, and upon entry to my room, there was a dead fly on our pillow! I decided to wash that off with a shower, and when I turned the water on, tiny black worms started to crawl out of the cracks in the shower walls and floors!!! SO NASTY!!! Then I looked up, and there were a ton of tiny flies! There are even some in the main room, now that I am looking for them!"

"25-30 minutes from Chicago when accounting for traffic. Overall clean room, a couple old stains but nothing that would’ve indicated the room wasn’t cleaned between guests. All staff members were nice. Pool is lukewarm, it’s overfilled. I was too short for a height shorter than me, caught me off guard when getting in. Aside from that, never felt unsafe, no excessive noise complaint and it served my need!"

"Place is outdated. We stayed here to go to the arcade nearby. You get what you pay for. Not much information was given for check out time or when pool opened or closed.. I wouldn't stay here again but the stay was pleasent. If you don't want housekeeping in your room while you're gone put your sleeping sign on your door."

"You get what you pay for. It’s an outdated hotel that needs some remodeling, but the staff was nice and the room was clean. There wasn’t any water pressure in my bathroom sink, but the shower was fine. Also, walls are thin and you hear pretty much everything that’s happening outside your room. I traveled by myself and stayed here for work, the surrounding area seemed a bit rough (I didn’t get to explore much) but I still felt safe. I don’t think I will come back but I don’t regret having stayed."