Illinois was recognized as a state, by the United States of America in 1818. Although Illinois has had a turbulent history, today it is without doubt a land of diversity and prosperity. Bulls and Bears rein supreme in the sporting arenas of Chicago. Live theatre, museums and daytimes favorite talk show can all be found in Illinois. Outdoor activities are found throughout Illinois year-round. Visitors and residents can always find something to do in Illinois.
The Hampton Inn - Suites Chicago/Hoffman Estates is the perfect hotel for business and leisure travelers with 50 two-room suites and 89 standard hotel rooms.
Enjoy our newly renovated guest rooms and/or spacious two-room suites.
Off I-74, five miles from Knox College and 10 miles from Carl Sandburg College™, Super 8 by Wyndham Galesburg welcomes you with free breakfast, WiFi, and parking as well as a pool and arcade games.
We're steps from restaurants and Northfield Square Mall and close to corporate offices ask us about free hotel shuttle service. Free time is fun with multiple golf courses unique museums nature parks and kayaking spots in the area.
Located just off Route 23 about 10 minutes north of DeKalb, the Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Sycamore, IL is the perfect home base for a family vacation or a business trip.
The hotel puts you just five minutes from historic downtown Sycamore.
"Love this hotel! Friendly staff that goes out of it's way to help. Very clean and comfortable, terrific breakfast and a clean pool that I'm not afraid to let my children swim in!"
Take advantage of our 6,000 square feet of meeting space and 24-hour business center. When it’s time to unwind, break a sweat at our fitness center, featuring a Peloton bike, or grab a bite at our on-site restaurant, Harry Caray's Italian Steakhouse.
Immerse yourself in the charming home of the Groundhog Days festival and filming site of the iconic 1983 Bill Murray movie at AmericInn by Wyndham Woodstock IL.
Illinois was also home to President Abraham Lincoln and his wife Mary Todd Lincoln. It was here that this great leader began his career in politics. After trying his hand a several different jobs, Lincoln ran for the Illinois Senate seat. He lost. However, the election and debate he participated in caught the attention of the Republican National Party and he was soon nominated and elected as President of the United States.
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