Hotels near First Presbyterian Church, Springfield

This property has slipped so far downhill that there are St. Bernard's sniffing around. Facilities are not updated and barely functional. Lounge is out of everything. Fitness center had minimal equipment that was working not to mention you feel like your in a horror movie walking to it. Don't stay here.

The hotel is an average property with below-average fees and customer service. The location is good, but there is little to offer here otherwise. The rooms are a bit dated. The showers are in bad need of new nozzles (4in round nozzles with half the sprayers stopped up). Elevators are being renovated and very slow. Absolutely no benefit to Diamond status here: no late checkout, no recognition, no upgrades despite plenty of availability, etc. Fees: $7 parking with no in and out privileges, $75 for late checkout, no water in room, $35+ for a room with a refrigerator (business class or suite only).

Came here to attend the state fair. Now i dont know much about Springfield, but im going to go out on a limb and say the state fair is the most excitement this city gets all year. That said,you would assume all hotels in the area would be fully prepared. Not State House! We arrived at 3 to a lobby full of people. Turns out no one could get a room because they ”werent ready”. Told to come back in an hour. This was the night of the Motley Crue concert so the majority of people were going to that. The one guy at the desk (i think his name was Sid?) was completely overwhelmed and the longer this went on the people got angrier and angrier. 4pm rolls around and still no rooms. People start yelling that they have had reservations since April and they want their room now (we prepaid our room back in June so i get it). We finally get the room at 530. The room was clean-ish but you could tell it was rushed. Pros: the a/c was amazingly cold and the floor we were on was quiet. Location is very central for getting almost anywhere in the city with minimal effort. Ample parking. Cons: aside from the check in debacle - The room had no soap, no extra toilet paper, not enough towels and one pillow was unusable because it had no pillowcase. I didnt expect it, after our check in experience, but no attention was given to the room for the whole four days we were there. The fitness room was gross and dirty. No cups for the water, TV didnt work, no wipes for the machines. Missing hand weights. Included breakfast was terrible looking and i didnt touch it. And i know this is not the current owners fault but WHY would you build a hotel with ZERO windows facing the capital? What a brain dead decision. I feel bad for the workers because they had to deal with a situation that was not their fault, but next time i attend the state fair i wont be staying here.

There are about 10 things for breakfast. There is basically nothing to eat in the American breakfast, but the waiter is very enthusiastic.

The rooms look like they have been updated and the facilities are pretty good. The room cleaning needs to be strengthened. There are hairs on the bedside tables, and there are biscuit crumbs and thick dust on the chairs and tables. The breakfast waffle machine is broken, and the oranges have been dried and flattened, and they are really stingy... Except that the room is not cleaned in place, everything else is good. The hotel of this brand still maintains a certain level.

I booked my room through the Hilton app and checked in as soon as possible, when I arrived I was told the room I booked was not available and my only choice was a more expensive room. When I expressed disappointment I was told they were very busy and there wasn't anything that could be done, they could not charge the originally agreed on price for the room. I was sad and frustrated. The room was OK, the bathroom had a sour damp smell, but the bed was comfy At checkout Brian ( Shout out Brian!) apologized for the price change and quickly adjusted my bill to the original price!