Since we last visited, the rooms were remodeled. Now the hotel is under new management. Ascending the steps, we saw the walls were dirty. The first thing we noticed in the room was a big sign with a list of charges for each and everything that might be missing. Example: Alarm clock. $25, Towel $10, etc. The towels were dingy in color. We thought maybe they should use Oxy-Clean. Then one of the wash cloths had a brown stain on it. The next morning we wanted to get an early start. We were first in the breakfast area. We asked "where is the bread?" The lady said, "We ran out of bread." The bagels were not fresh and a cake doughnut was hard. The fresh Danish were cut into two pieces already.
This guests in this hotel seemed to be mostly men employed locally. Overhearing their conversations, my guess is they are undocumented workers.

I called an hour before and the manager said " sure, 10% corporate discount, $55. ??? I didn't even say i worked. I got there and he said 10% discount is comes to 63.00. i then told him his online rate is 65.88 and asked why he was quoting all of these random rates. Neither of them are even close to 10% off advertised rate. He then said he can't just give the room away. I said no thanks and ripped the paper i was in the process of filling out. He then said, "Well Go [-] stay at home then." He then proceeded to argue with me and I then told him he needs to learn something about business practices. He walked away from me to the back saying, "I'm tired of dealing with stupid [-] people." I about blew it, then decided to grab the business card off the desk and leave.

Stay Away at all cost!!!

We were in town to visit relatives who did not have room for us. There are only two hotels in town and I think this was the better of the two. It was clean and quiet but kind of pricey for the location and amenities.

The wireless worked fine, the indoor pool was open, busy and looked clean, the clerks were very friendly (although a bit obtuse) and the continental breakfast consisted of fresh coffee, assorted pastries (store bought donuts and such), cereal, juice and milk. If you want more substenance, there is a "mom and pop" diner right next door that serves a great country breakfast.

I would rather not stay in a motel in Beardstown at all, but if I have to, I will stay at Super 8.

Staying at this hotel is horrible. The hallway area emits a constant odor and the room furniture is old, with wobbly chairs. The internet connection doesn't work and the breakfast is an old cheese danish, plastic wrapped to a paper plate...