We were traveling from MPLS through northern Wisconsin, enroute to St. Louis. The problem with this route is that there really aren't any good places to stop overnight between Madison WI (too far north) and Bloomington, IL (too far south....we just didn't have the energy to go that far). So, we decided to try the Fairfield Inn in Peru. This... more

The property itself is alright. The room was clean, smelled fine, and was quiet. The desk clerk was quick and friendly. However, the wireless internet was VERY slow, I'm talking like dialup circa 1994. The breakfast was a bit lacking, especially compared to other Fairfields in the area (like Joliet.) more

We stayed here two nights while visiting Starved Rock State Park. The place was very clean and well kept and the beds were comfortable. The bathroom had a true exhaust fan (not one of those recirculating types). Breakfast was OK. The waffle batter dispenser wasn't dispensing because the batter was too thick so we had to dip cups into the... more

We stayed there on June 6th, 2008, arriving late on our trip to Mt. Rushmore, South Dakota. We left after getting off work on a Friday from suburban Detroit, MI. We booked 2 rooms and were very satisfied. The rooms were very clean and the beds were good. It appeared like it was a new place but I read where... more

When looking for a hotel in the Peru area I reviewed Trip Advisor. com and noticed this hotel had the highest reviews. I made reservations based on that. I work for the Govt, and in error made my reservations for a suite ($74 rate) in lieu of a regular room ($70 rate govt). When I arrived I told the staff... more

We stayed at the Fairfield Inn because we had stayed at their other locations and had good stays. Three couples and one child stayed there since we were looking for a place close to Starved Rock and the Lodge there was booked. The woman at the front desk both nights was very helpful with suggestions on where to eat, etc.... more

We stayed at the Fairfield Inn for 1 night with 2 adults and 2 kids. It was very easy to find, and the staff was very helpful. We didn't get in until almost 11 and had to leave early. Our 2 kids wanted to swim so they were able to get in the pool around 6 am. It was the... more

We stayed at the Fairfield Inn in Peru, IL because as we drove west of Chicago on our way home from our trip, it became more and more difficult to find a room available. We drove through several towns looking for a room at a suitable location. We managed to get the last non-smoking room in the area. We had... more