Soundproof hotel with in-room Jacuzzis, indoor pool, exercise facilities, and enhanced breakfast, near Apple Blossom Farm.
Peoria Hotels with a Jacuzzi in the room
Peoria has 12 hotels with Jacuzzi in room, with nightly rates from $67 to $161 — averaging around $108 per night. Guest ratings average 8.4/10, with 75% of stays rated 8.0 or higher. Options range from budget highway stops in Pekin and Morton to riverfront conference center hotels and full-service embassy suites along the East Peoria corridor.
Best rated
Best Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room in Peoria
AmericInn by Wyndham Peoria
9106 North Lindbergh Drive, Peoria, IL
$91 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Quality Inn & Suites Peoria
4112 N Brandywine Dr, Peoria, IL
$89 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Value-driven pet-friendly hotel with private hot tubs, pool, gym, and kitchenettes, near Peoria Speedway.
Embassy Suites by Hilton East Peoria Riverfront Hotel & Conference Center
100 Conference Center Dr, East Peoria, IL
$161 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Riverside Hilton hotel with private hot tubs, free breakfast, indoor pool, and fitness center, near Peoria Riverfront Museum.
For couples
Romantic Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room in Peoria
Stoney Creek Hotel Peoria
101 Mariners Way, East Peoria, IL
$139 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Northwoods-style hotel with in-room hot tub, a heated indoor/outdoor pool, free breakfast, and near East Port Marina.
Sleep Inn & Suites Washington Near Peoria
1101 N Cummings Ln, Washington, IL
$94 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Convenient hotel, minutes from downtown Peoria, offering in-room Jacuzzi, a heated pool, gym and spa service.
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Peoria North, IL
5309 W. Landens Way, Peoria, IL
$113 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Convenient pet-friendly hotel with in-room hot tubs, pool, and free airport shuttle near Shoppes at Grand Prairie.
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Best Western Morton Inn
150 W Ashland St, Morton, IL
$137 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Modern Best Western guest rooms include private spa tub, microwave, free Wi‑Fi, and 24‑hour front desk in Morton.
Wingate by Wyndham Peoria
7708 North Route 91, Peoria, IL
$127 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Upscale hotel off I-474 with private spa tub, on-site pool, hot breakfast, and 24-hour business and fitness centers.
Baymont by Wyndham Morton
210 E Ashland St I-74, Morton, IL
$78 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Budget-friendly hotels hotel with Jacuzzi in room, complimentary breakfast, indoor pool, and fitness center in Morton.
Par-A-Dice Hotel Casino
21 Blackjack Blvd, East Peoria, IL
$131 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Casino hotel with private Jacuzzi, on-site dining, bar, and shuttle service, located near Peoria Civic Center and Bradley University.
Econo Lodge & Suites
3240 Vandever Ave, Pekin, IL
$67 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Budget-friendly hotels hotel with in-room Jacuzzis, pool, and free breakfast near Mineral Springs Park and Lick Creek Golf Course.
Super 8 by Wyndham Pekin / Peoria Area
3830 Kelly Ave, Pekin, IL
$67 / per night
Top Rated
For couples
Value for money
Budget hotel with hot tub suites, indoor heated pool, free breakfast, and parking, located near DragonLand Water Park and Pekin Lake.
Peoria Jacuzzi Hotels at a Glance
Hotels with jacuzzi
12
properties
Average price
$108
per night
Price range
$67–$161
per night
Guest rating
8.4 / 10
67% rated 8.0+
Top neighborhoods with Jacuzzi suites
Peoria East Peoria Washington Pekin Morton
TubHotels Data Insight
Last verified: July 2026
Where exactly is the jacuzzi in Peoria hotels?
We analyzed 12 Peoria hotels with in-room jacuzzis and mapped where the tub is located, the average nightly rate, and which hotel leads each category.
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Top hotel by jacuzzi location
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Peoria Hot Tub Hotels: Quick Guide
Quick reference for booking a Jacuzzi suite in Peoria and the surrounding area, Illinois
Best Time to Visit
- Summer (June-August): The busiest season, with warm temperatures in the 80s, active riverfront events, and outdoor attractions in full swing. The Peoria Riverfront Museum, East Port Marina, and Peoria Speedway draw visitors. Hotels along the Illinois River corridor see their highest demand. Book 3-4 weeks ahead for summer weekends.
- Fall (September-October): A pleasant season with autumn foliage along the Illinois River valley and cooler temperatures. Good availability and moderate pricing. Bradley University events and Caterpillar corporate activity keep some hotels busy through fall.
- Spring (April-May): Mild weather as outdoor attractions begin their seasons. Good availability and value pricing. A comfortable time to explore the Peoria area before summer crowds arrive.
- Winter (November-March): Cold and snowy, with temperatures regularly below freezing. The quietest season for tourism. Hotels offer their lowest pricing. In-room Jacuzzis are especially appealing during Midwest winter stays. Par-A-Dice Hotel Casino in East Peoria remains active year-round as an entertainment destination.
Booking tip: Peoria is the largest city in central Illinois and the global headquarters of Caterpillar Inc. Business travel related to Caterpillar and other corporate activity drives steady hotel demand throughout the year, particularly on weekdays. The Peoria Civic Center hosts concerts, sporting events, and conferences that can fill hotels on event weekends. Check the Civic Center calendar before booking. The phrase "Will it play in Peoria?" reflects the city's historic role as a test market for American products and ideas.
Best Areas for Jacuzzi Hotels in Peoria
- East Peoria (Illinois River corridor): The main hotel and entertainment zone across the river from downtown Peoria, with riverfront hotels, the Par-A-Dice Casino, and East Port Marina. Best for visitors wanting riverfront access and casino entertainment.
- Top picks: Embassy Suites by Hilton East Peoria Riverfront ($161, 9.3/10), Stoney Creek Hotel Peoria ($139, 8.8/10), Par-A-Dice Hotel Casino ($131, 7.8/10)
- Pricing: $131-$161/night
- North Peoria (I-474 and Route 91 corridor): A suburban commercial zone north of downtown with chain hotels, shopping centers, and easy freeway access.
- Top picks: AmericInn by Wyndham Peoria ($91, 9.8/10), Quality Inn and Suites Peoria ($89, 9.4/10), Wingate by Wyndham Peoria ($127, 8.8/10), Country Inn and Suites Peoria North ($113, 8.4/10)
- Pricing: $89-$127/night
- Washington (east of Peoria): A smaller community about 15 miles east of Peoria, offering a quieter suburban setting.
- Top picks: Sleep Inn and Suites Washington Near Peoria ($94, 8.6/10)
- Pricing: from $94/night
- Morton (southeast of Peoria): Known as the "Pumpkin Capital of the World," a small town about 10 miles southeast of Peoria along I-74.
- Top picks: Best Western Morton Inn ($137, 9.2/10), Baymont by Wyndham Morton ($78, 7.8/10)
- Pricing: $78-$137/night
- Pekin (south of Peoria): A smaller city about 10 miles south of Peoria along the Illinois River, with more budget-oriented options.
- Top picks: Econo Lodge and Suites Pekin ($67, 7.0/10), Super 8 by Wyndham Pekin ($67, 6.0/10)
- Pricing: from $67/night
Best for Couples and Romantic Stays
- AmericInn by Wyndham Peoria, from $91/night, 9.8/10
- Soundproof rooms with in-room Jacuzzi, indoor pool, gym, and enhanced breakfast near Apple Blossom Farm
- The highest-rated property in the dataset with 401 reviews; the soundproof rooms are a standout feature for couples
- Quality Inn and Suites Peoria, from $89/night, 9.4/10
- Private hot tub in room, pool, free breakfast, gym, kitchenettes, and pet-friendly near Peoria Speedway
- Flagged as a top couples' pick and great value; excellent amenity set at under $90
- Embassy Suites by Hilton East Peoria Riverfront, from $161/night, 9.3/10
- Private hot tub, free breakfast, indoor pool, gym, restaurant, and riverfront setting near Peoria Riverfront Museum
- The most complete full-service hotel in the dataset; 1,305 reviews and a prime riverfront location
- Best Western Morton Inn, from $137/night, 9.2/10
- Private spa tub in bathroom, pool, free breakfast in Morton
- Well-rated with a quiet, small-town setting; good for couples wanting to avoid the busier Peoria corridors
- Stoney Creek Hotel Peoria, from $139/night, 8.8/10
- In-room hot tub, heated indoor/outdoor pool, free breakfast, gym, and pet-friendly in East Peoria near the marina
- Northwoods-themed lodge with a distinctive atmosphere; 539 reviews
- Econo Lodge and Suites Pekin, from $67/night, 7.0/10 -- best budget couples' pick
- In-room Jacuzzi, pool, free breakfast, pet-friendly near Mineral Springs Park in Pekin
- The lowest-priced option in the dataset; a practical budget base south of Peoria
Highest-Rated Peoria Jacuzzi Hotels
- AmericInn by Wyndham Peoria, 9.8/10 (401 reviews), from $91/night ⭐ (top-rated overall)
- Quality Inn and Suites Peoria, 9.4/10 (294 reviews), from $89/night
- Embassy Suites East Peoria Riverfront, 9.3/10 (1,305 reviews), from $161/night (largest review base)
- Best Western Morton Inn, 9.2/10 (122 reviews), from $137/night
- Wingate by Wyndham Peoria, 8.8/10 (1,052 reviews), from $127/night
- Stoney Creek Hotel Peoria, 8.8/10 (539 reviews), from $139/night
- Sleep Inn and Suites Washington, 8.6/10 (114 reviews), from $94/night
- Country Inn and Suites Peoria North, 8.4/10 (577 reviews), from $113/night
- Par-A-Dice Hotel Casino, 7.8/10 (191 reviews), from $131/night (casino property)
- Baymont by Wyndham Morton, 7.8/10 (412 reviews), from $78/night
Jacuzzi Configurations in Peoria
- In-bedroom Jacuzzi (most common): Soaking tub placed directly in the sleeping area. Found at AmericInn by Wyndham Peoria, Stoney Creek Hotel Peoria, Country Inn and Suites Peoria North, Quality Inn and Suites Peoria, Sleep Inn and Suites Washington, Econo Lodge and Suites Pekin, Baymont by Wyndham Morton, and Super 8 by Wyndham Pekin.
- Bathroom-installed spa tub: Private whirlpool within the hotel bathroom. Found at Embassy Suites East Peoria Riverfront, Wingate by Wyndham Peoria, Best Western Morton Inn, and Par-A-Dice Hotel Casino.
Best Value Peoria Jacuzzi Hotels
- Econo Lodge and Suites Pekin, $67/night, 7.0/10. Pool, free breakfast, in-room Jacuzzi, pet-friendly near Mineral Springs Park (lowest price)
- Super 8 by Wyndham Pekin, $67/night, 6.0/10. Indoor pool, free breakfast, hot tub suites, pet-friendly near DragonLand Water Park
- Baymont by Wyndham Morton, $78/night, 7.8/10. Indoor pool, gym, in-room Jacuzzi, pet-friendly in Morton
- Quality Inn and Suites Peoria, $89/night, 9.4/10. Pool, free breakfast, gym, in-room hot tub, kitchenettes, pet-friendly (best value top-rated pick)
- AmericInn by Wyndham Peoria, $91/night, 9.8/10. Indoor pool, free breakfast, gym, soundproof in-room Jacuzzi (best value highest-rated)
- Sleep Inn and Suites Washington, $94/night, 8.6/10. Pool, spa, free breakfast, gym, in-room Jacuzzi near Peoria
- Country Inn and Suites Peoria North, $113/night, 8.4/10. Pool, free breakfast, gym, in-room hot tub, free airport shuttle, pet-friendly
- Wingate by Wyndham Peoria, $127/night, 8.8/10. Pool, free breakfast, gym, private spa tub, pet-friendly off I-474
Closest to General Wayne A. Downing Peoria International Airport (PIA)
- Country Inn and Suites Peoria North, near PIA with free airport shuttle, from $113/night, 8.4/10. Pool, free breakfast, gym, in-room hot tub, pet-friendly (only property with airport shuttle)
- AmericInn by Wyndham Peoria, north Peoria near PIA, from $91/night, 9.8/10. Indoor pool, free breakfast, gym, soundproof in-room Jacuzzi (best-rated near airport)
- Wingate by Wyndham Peoria, off I-474 near PIA, from $127/night, 8.8/10. Pool, free breakfast, gym, private spa tub, pet-friendly
- Quality Inn and Suites Peoria, north Peoria, from $89/night, 9.4/10. Pool, free breakfast, gym, in-room hot tub, pet-friendly (most affordable near airport)
- Embassy Suites East Peoria Riverfront, across the river from PIA, from $161/night, 9.3/10. Pool, restaurant, free breakfast, gym, private hot tub (best full-service option)
Important Booking Tips for Peoria
- Confirm the exact room type: Jacuzzi and hot tub rooms are specific upgrade categories at Peoria hotels. Look for "Jacuzzi Suite," "Whirlpool Room," "Spa King," or "Hot Tub Suite" when booking. At Embassy Suites, Wingate, and Country Inn properties, not every room includes a private tub.
- Caterpillar corporate travel: Peoria is the global headquarters of Caterpillar Inc. Business travel related to Caterpillar drives steady weekday hotel demand, particularly at north Peoria and East Peoria properties. Weekday pricing may be higher than weekend rates at some hotels due to corporate demand.
- Par-A-Dice Casino distinction: Par-A-Dice Hotel Casino in East Peoria is the only casino property in the dataset. It offers private Jacuzzi rooms, dining, a bar, and shuttle service. If casino entertainment is part of your trip, this is the only option. It is also near the Peoria Civic Center and Bradley University.
- Airport shuttle availability: Country Inn and Suites Peoria North is the only property in the dataset that explicitly offers a free airport shuttle to Peoria International Airport. If arriving by air without a rental car, this is the most convenient option.
- Pet-friendly picks: Wingate by Wyndham Peoria, Stoney Creek Hotel Peoria, Country Inn and Suites Peoria North, Quality Inn and Suites Peoria, Econo Lodge and Suites Pekin, Baymont by Wyndham Morton, and Super 8 by Wyndham Pekin all accept pets. Confirm fees and size limits before booking.
- Free breakfast included: AmericInn Peoria, Embassy Suites East Peoria, Wingate Peoria, Stoney Creek Hotel, Country Inn Peoria North, Quality Inn Peoria, Sleep Inn Washington, Econo Lodge Pekin, Best Western Morton, Baymont Morton, and Super 8 Pekin all include free breakfast. A standard amenity across the Peoria hotel market.
Verified reviews of hotels in Peoria with a hot tub in the room
Catherine “Cath K”
2 years ago
Coffee pot in room and fridge didn't work as expected.
Ashlie Hunt (Ash)
2 years ago
Gurjeet Maini
2 years ago
I stayed here for a week and it was good
Eric leasman
2 years ago
Great customer service will stay again
Shauna Smith
2 years ago
We just stayed here this weekend for my birthday for two nights in the Jacuzzi room and I have absolutely no complaints ❤️. I don't normally leave reviews but I loved it here and didn't want to come home. The room was very clean and the Jacuzzi was perfect for my husband and I. The complimentary breakfast I was very impressed with! I rarely find a place that actually has a full breakfast anymore. Eggs, sausage, biscuits and gravy, waffles, cereal, bagels! We were impressed 😁. Front desk was very helpful, and it was very easy to get fresh towels or anything we needed. Will definitely be returning ❤️ Thank you for a great birthday 🎈🎂
Handy Man
3 years ago
I was very disappointed in my stay. From the start, it was one thing after another. First off the price was OUTRAGEOUS for the experience. One night stay cost me $169.29 when the price on Google was just shy of $100. To start off we checked in and went straight to the pool. The reason I booked this hotel was for the hot tub and pool. The hot tub was more like moderately warm and the jets did not work. Then we got in the pool. It was marginally cooler than the "hot tub"... We decided to swim for a bit, left to buy drinks and snacks for the night. Came back to find that our mini fridge did not even work. (So the food and drinks we just purchased went to waste). The bathroom exhaust fan did not work. The hair dryer almost caught fire and ceased to work at all. The rear door key pad fell apart as the card was tapped against it. And the safety latch on the door in our room was barely hanging on by a few very loose screws. I am furious at the quality of comfort we received for the price that we paid. Our home was currently experiencing a power outage so we needed a place until the power came on. This place is an absolute mess!!!!! I DO NOT RECOMMEND YOU STAY HERE... EVER!!!
Parag Singhal
3 years ago
Room are renovated. Newly furnished and new bed sheets. Smells fresh. Elevators ca be cleaned(though doesn't smell). Breakfast need to be improved.
Gregory Probst
3 years ago
The hotel was ok. Service was horrible. The only person that really did well was maintenance, they promptly changed our light that was burned out. We started 4 nights. Housekeeping was a wreck. We're had to request housekeeping before 11am which we did. My wife had to change the sheets and towels one day. They made the room up the last day we were there. I would fire everyone on staff except the maintenance person. Also by the smell of the elevator, and a worker exiting when we went in, she stops the elevator, smokes a joint, then puts it back into service.
Robyn Plocher
3 years ago
Front desk staff would not accept my husband's credit card because I made the reservation (same account). No smoking hotel, but our room reeked of cigarette smoke. Room had no TV remote. Staff brought one. It didn't work. Second one did. Second day we had to move to a different room to get away from the cigarette smoke stink (aggravating my asthma). New room had no TV remote. Took two staff and 3 remotes to get one that worked. There was no light fixture in the bathroom. Just a bare bulb and exposed wires. At breakfast the garbage can was overflowing trash onto the floor.. We were in town for a family funeral. Did not need the added stress of this deficient hotel. Very disappointed that Americinn can no longer be trusted for quality accommodations and service. Save your money. Dont stay here.
Christopher Feye
3 years ago
Spent the evening after an event at the downtown civic center. Pros: excellent breakfast (eggs on a weekday), clean rooms, quiet, courteous front desk staff, and the convenience of a Panera Bread close by. Cons: My stay was on a Sunday to Monday. Had to run both sinks and the shower over 5 minutes before any hot water came out, and it wasn't hot. I know from the front desk that the hotel was filled with Reserve Marines during the weekend. Just wondering if they're hot water heaters are working, putting out a minimum of 120 degrees F. The hot water pressure was low when running by itself. Also, the ice machine on the main level was inoperable. Thank you for a decent stay!
Tim Brown
2 years ago
Robert Tompkins
2 years ago
Did not refresh our room while we were out during the day. Had to get towels from the maid cart. I called Nick at the front desk who very impolitely informed me it had to be requested before 8 A.M. Really???? I am a Diamond Elite Member and since the end of the pandemic have never had to “request” tje room to be refreshed. Save your money and go to a hotel that will give you the service you’re paying for!!
Alison Woodward
2 years ago
Just an overnight stay to rest and refresh on a long roadtrip. Great pool area with a heated spa for soaking. Clean, large room. It was quiet; love that when traveling. Plenty of well lit parking.
RS K (RSK)
2 years ago
Marion Watine
2 years ago
Kirk Wenndt
3 years ago
After a 10 hour drive from North Carolina on our way home on Sunday 5/21/23, we decided to stay overnight here. The gal that checked us in said the computer system wouldn't allow to have my IHG membership number looked up so I didn't receive any reward points. We had to settle for a room with two double beds, versus a King suite, as she said occupancy was high. There weren't more than 15 cars in the parking lot and it was the same when we checked out early in the morning.
I'm not sure what was in the A/C system but overnight my eyes were running and one eye was almost swelled shut by the morning (room 520).
The shower was like a pressure washer turned back to it's lowest setting. At the desk area, there were red splatters on the wall that I wiped off with a wet cloth.
For $200, we wished we would have just continued driving for another 3 hours as this was a very negative experience and we will not return.
At checkout, I asked for my receipt and of course my name was spelled incorrectly by the gal that checked us in wearing a stained, white shirt. The person didn't ask how our stay was and we were just ready to get out of there. We hadn't planned on getting up so early to leave.
I'm not sure what was in the A/C system but overnight my eyes were running and one eye was almost swelled shut by the morning (room 520).
The shower was like a pressure washer turned back to it's lowest setting. At the desk area, there were red splatters on the wall that I wiped off with a wet cloth.
For $200, we wished we would have just continued driving for another 3 hours as this was a very negative experience and we will not return.
At checkout, I asked for my receipt and of course my name was spelled incorrectly by the gal that checked us in wearing a stained, white shirt. The person didn't ask how our stay was and we were just ready to get out of there. We hadn't planned on getting up so early to leave.
Charles Durr
3 years ago
Nick and will are the best guy's I ever met the had great smiles and greeted me with love and they went above and beyond to make sure I was good it's people like them who light our world up they deserve a bonus please keep these guys around hope to see them my next stay. The best Nick and will!!!
Per Harwe
3 years ago
A nice hotel but it still suffers from the post-pandemic housekeeping shortage.
It has a great restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Even though I didn't use it, it has a seemingly very well equipped gym.
It has a great restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Even though I didn't use it, it has a seemingly very well equipped gym.
Michel Munn
3 years ago
I have stayed here each summer for 10+ days for the last 4 or so years for a large event. There is a reason why I come back each time. The location is great, the front end staff have always been very helpful, and the food is excellent. I have tried almost everything on the menu at Johnny's without having a bad meal and the waiters and bar staff are great! I recently had an issue with a reservation and the front desk clerk Casey quickly got me over to William the manager who very promptly solved my issue. The customer service experience I received was exceptional. I will continue to stay here when I travel to town and have told many others to do the same that are traveling for this event.
Heather Dye
4 years ago
Just wanted to let the public know that on Dec 31, 2022....we went to the Holiday Inn Express in E Peoria IL by the Bass Pro Shop. We had 10 rooms reserved for our group. These rooms were $180 each. We checked in mid afternoon, the desk clerk was fantastic. She helped us setup tables in the lobby and explained that they were available first come first serve. Again, friendly, helpful and just very nice to work with. Then, her replacements came in. They were the worst two people we have ever dealt with from a customer service perspective. Before 8pm, they kept coming to our group and telling us that we needed to know that at 10 pm it was quiet time. This was New Year's Eve....and since we had 6 crock pots, we repeatedly offered them both any food they would like to have. Thinking, if we were nice to them that they might lighten up on the removal from the lobby. Not a teenage party, this was a family party where we were watching football and playing games. Nothing spilled or damaged. So here is where it gets unpleasant. Sam, the desk clerk, who told us he was a straight A student (not sure where that was even relevant) but he walked up to one in our group, a mother of a 3 yr old toddler, and literally threw some black garbage bags at her and told her that she should use them to clean up after we leave the lobby. There were 4 garbage cans literally in the room that we thought we would use, but Sam was insistent on us cleaning up and using the garbage bags that he threw at her. So then, my wife and I decided we would try to talk to both of them. Ashley K was the rudest front desk person I have ever met and I literally stay in hotels half of every week for my work. She insisted that I read again what I signed when we checked in. There were NO parties allowed. I then offered to pay for another conference room to move our group into. She literally looked at me and said "we don't do that". I personally had paid for 5 of these rooms myself, and I told her that my wife had called several times to discuss this as we had a group and wanted to ring in the new year. So I suppose my mistake was that I thought a party that they were refusing was a booze fest where people were wandering in and out of the rooms and spilling food and booze all over and I completely understand why they wouldn't allow that...but we had 9 people in there 50's to 70's and maybe a dozen young adults from 21-36 and then 3 toddlers. We were not spilling, doing a single bit of damage, and were trying to be nice to literally the rudest person (Ashley K) that we had ever dealt with. I literally asked her "are you angry with me?" I also said to both of them that I had spent over $900 on my rooms and communicated with the hotel prior to checking in that we would want to be in the lobby. Ashley K called her manager and the police. The police were very respectful and told us to go back to our rooms and we cleaned up and took pictures of the clean room to prove that we left things as we found them. Remember, the desk clerk before when we checked in helped us setup. So, then some of the group called a cab to go to the Paradice, and these two told them they couldn't wait for a cab in the lobby and had to wait outside. These people in this group paid over $540 with tax to be there and now they had to go outside, and when they refused....Ashley K and Sam called the police on them again. Just unbelievable. We obviously followed the instructions that the officers gave us...but this was caused by two very rude front desk clerks that just didn't want to be working on New Year's Eve. We were forced back to our rooms before 10pm after clearly communicating that we wanted to ring in the New Year and renting 10 rooms. HORRIBLE CUSTOMER TREATMENT folks!! Not a single person in our group will be back. Really loved how they ruined our night that we were just trying to safely ring in the New Year. Shared from a friend ❤️
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Frequently Asked Questions — Peoria
What is the average price range for hotels with hot tubs in rooms in Peoria, IL?
Prices can vary depending on the hotel and time of year, but on average, you can expect to pay between $100 and $250 per night for hotels in Peoria, IL with hot tubs in the rooms.
What amenities do these hotels typically offer?
In addition to hot tubs in some rooms, these hotels usually offer complimentary Wi-Fi, fitness centers, on-site dining, and often complimentary parking. Some also offer amenities like indoor swimming pools, business centers, and room service.
When is the best time to visit Peoria, IL, for a stay in these hotels?
Peoria offers a variety of attractions year-round, but if you prefer mild weather, consider visiting in spring (April to June) or fall (September to October). However, for the best hotel room deals, you might consider the winter months when tourism is slower.
How to book a hotel with a Jacuzzi in the room in Peoria?
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What is the typical size of hot tubs found in rooms in Peoria, IL, hotels?
The size of hot tubs in hotel rooms in Peoria, IL, can vary by hotel and room type. Generally, you can expect hot tubs to comfortably accommodate 1-2 people, though some rooms may feature larger hot tubs suitable for more guests. It's advisable to check with your chosen hotel directly or review room descriptions online for specific details regarding hot tub size and capacity.
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