Sleep Inn & Suites Washington near Peoria

This a hotel got a pretty high rating but have not stayed at this chain before. I was a bit skeptical at first, and I should have trusted my instincts. When I checked in, it seemed ok, but when I got to my room and pulled back the blanket on the bed, there were stains on the sheets. So I went down to the front desk requesting another room, but they told me they were at 100% capacity and apologized but they did not offer anything else. So I asked could I at least have a clean set of sheets and she said sure and got me a new set. When I took off the sheets, the mattress pad also had stains on it as did the pad beneath that one. I took both off and just put on the new sheets. I found an earring underneath the mattress pad (wonder how… oh never mind). That of course did not start the evening too well. I don’t know who buys the light bulbs for these budget motels, but the 5000K bulbs are so harsh on the eyes, it just looks like the room is all lit with florescent fixtures, oh well I digress. Doesn’t anyone know that warm white bulbs are so much easier on the eyes? When I sat in the office-style chair to eat my dinner, it turned out to be broken and dropped its height to the bottom. Again, I have to remind myself this is a cut rate hotel. I went to the bathroom and opened the soap but there was no garbage can to put the wrapper in. The lock did not work on door so I could not activate the deadbolt. Oh well. The breakfast was very minimal (very) Finally when I checked out, the woman at the front desk didn’t even seem to care about me staying there. She did not thank me for staying or ask me how was my stay. I won’t be going back to this place nor the chain in the future. I had been staying at the Fairfield Inn in East Peoria all week but could not extend my stay on Thursday night and they were 100% booked, and that’s why I had to move to the Sleep(er) Inn. The Fairfield was 100% better, cleaner and nicer that the Sleep Inn and it was around $110/night and the real crime was that the Sleep Inn was $135/night.

Good customer service but rooms need a thorough cleaning and cleaning lady either needs a raise or a new job bc she is not happy and must be burned out. Average breakfast, nice having waffle maker. It would be nice if breakfast was a available a little longer

We really enjoyed our hotel stay here! They had a decent fitness center and a nice buffet breakfast of hot foods in the morning! The king size bed was super comfortable! We also really liked the restaurant next door called the Brickhouse! The food was amazing here with a nice atmosphere!! We just really enjoyed this hotel!

i have stayed here on an extended stay for quite a few weeks now i am a elite diamind member for 10 years and have stayed in multiple choice hotel locations in 40 states in 10 years the sleep in and suites in washington illionois is a hidden gem. the staff are all the best front desk staff brianna, jasmine erica and jim are great as well as the housekeepers and most of all the GM DUVALL PATEL is a great guy very accopmidating and friendly. you wont be disappointed with your stay here

It's ok but not worthy of the Sleep Inn marquee. Housekeeping is woefully lacking. The bathroom floor all around the toilet was spotted with urine big time. Not just a few spots, but clearly the floor hadn't been mopped in a long time. It was gross so I used one of their towels to mop the floor myself. The light switch in the bathroom is faulty, lights won't come on unless you wiggle it just so. Parking lot is not well lit, very dark. Didn't feel safe leaving my truck loaded with valuable tools overnight. Breakfast was ok but nothing great, just the typical hot offerings of scrambled 'eggs' and Biscuits and Gravy. Usual minimal fare these hotels offer. It's an ok hotel, disappointing for a Sleep Inn though.