Percy hotel guide. Wyndham Hotels hotel in Percy, Illinois

"I did not eat breakfast. Just grabbed a banana "

"Room was very clean even when we had to switch rooms because we clogged the toilet oops. The breakfast might not have been the freshest but otherwise everyone was super friendly!"

"Walked into my room bed wasent made clean sheets were l laying there didn't use the comforter knowing it haven't been washed room wasent swept and fridge wasent plugged in"

"Was pretty good will continue to stay "

"Very friendly staff. The room was very clean and the bed was extremely comfortable!"

"I like it but there is room for improvement on the little things. For a personal stay and non business it would be a little better. I have stayed twice for business. It’s clean but due to the openness it’s hard to control the temp in the room. My first stay the wifi didn’t work and cell reception is minimal so using phone as a hot spot was less than ideal. I like the kitchenette area and comes with everything you need but no area to use it. If you want to use the electric pan they have you can’t as there is no where to put it without rearranging everything. Same with washing some of the dishes. Want to hang your towels to dry you better not have any clothes that are hanging because there are no hangers in the bathrooms. One room did have hooks in the bathroom they had the robes on but it was also right next to the toilet. Like you rub against them while pooping. One room didn’t have a window shade in the thin window so I just stuffed pillows in it. No iron or ironing board. Couch and chairs are ok if you’re 5ft tall. No table other than the coffee table which is very low. It is a nice place. It’s clean, they have a fire pit and right by a beer/burger place. If you’re looking for a stab in cabin it will fit your needs except be quiet. "

"Beautiful place and staff was amazing!"

"Nobody on staff late night, had to ring bell. Smell of Thau food constantly, not much of a breakfast. No spoons, knives, forks, three cups, no coffee throughout the day, and no napkins. "