Places to stay in Steger, Illinois
The village of Steger lies along the dividing line on the south end of Cook County and north end of Will County in Illinois. Local restaurants include Austin Community Tavern, La Fondita, Wood’s Corner, and Smokey Jo’s Scratch Kitchen & Ale House.
If you are travelling in the area, Steger is located close to Markham Boys League Baseball Fields, Sauk Village Village Hall, God Can Ministries United Church, Saint Xavier University - South Campus and Central Christian Church.
The center of Steger ( which is at is longitude -87°38'11.04 and latitude 41°28'12.72 ) is located 2 miles away from Crete, 5 miles away from Matteson, 6 miles away from Willowbrook and 7 miles away from Homewood.
Available Steger lodging
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Steger Hotels, Motels, Resorts, B&Bs and Extended Stay
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The only properties we have listed are:
- Hampton Inn in Matteson - 5 miles
- Comfort Inn in Matteson - 6 miles
- Holiday Inn in Matteson - 6 miles
- Travelodge in Matteson - 6 miles
However the distances involved may not make them a suitable alternative.
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Things to see and do, places to eat in Steger
La Fondita ( Dining / Mexican ). Located at 212 East 22nd Street, Chicago Heights, 2 miles from the center of Steger. La Fondita, "little kitchen" in Amagansett serves traditional Mexican food reminiscent of the street food found in markets and taquerias throughout Mexico. Colorful "papel picado" strung from the ceiling and tile covered counters displaying ripe avocados, fresh limes, homemade salsas add to the fun and casual atmosphere at La Fondita. Whether taking your food to-go, or enjoying it on the picnic tables and Adirondack chairs overlooking the pond, you will find La Fondita to be a little slice of Mexico here on the Eastern End of Long Island.
www.lafondita.net 
1950s Park Forest House Museum ( Art & Culture / Museums ). Located at 227 Monee Road, Park Forest, 3 miles from the center of Steger. The 1950s Park Forest House Museum interprets an original home, built in 1947-1949 by American Community Builders. It is furnished as it might have been from 1948-1953, the first five years of tenant occupancy. A museum visit is a great way to get acquainted with Park Forest, Illinois' unique history as the first fully-planned, post-World War II suburb.
Designed to provide housing for returning World War II veterans and their families, it has come to be known as, "America's Original GI Town."
www.parkforesthistory.org