I arrived at the Morris Inn cold and wet to find the most wonderful hospitality inside. The bellman came out to meet me, took my bags and made me feel so welcome that it was very touching after my difficult day. The breakfasts were excellent and the room was lovely. I am very grateful that the hotel reception allowed me a very late check out time in order to catch a very late train out of South Bend - I'm sure they can't always do it but they did it for me and it is service like this, above and beyond the call of duty, that makes a place stand out. Thank you to the Morris Inn for your hospitality and helpfulness.

This was my second visit to the hotel. Still a great choice if you are visiting Notre Dame. The breakfast is also one of the best all inclusive I have had for the price.

My wife and I stayed here July 22nd through 24th for our son's lacrosse tournament. The location of the hotel was extremely convenient and was within walking distance to all areas of the campus. The building is old, but was very clean. The room was somewhat on the small side, but had a large closet area between the room and bathroom. The bed was one of the most comfortable I've slept in for a hotel. The room also had a large flat screen tv mounted on the wall in front of the bed, as well as it's own cable box. It was nice to be able to have a channel guide and all of the options a normal cable box gives you, not like the limited cable in most hotels. The staff was very friendly and both restaurants on site were very good. We were given complimentary restaurant vouchers for both nights of our stay and they included one entree, as well as juice or coffee. The campus is beautiful and this would be the perfect place to stay if visiting a student, or attending a football game.

You can't beat this on campus location. Very friendly and helpful staff. Excellent breakfast at the hotel restaurant was included. The lobby was quaint. The tiny elevators and sleeping areas of the hotel reminded me of my college dormitory. Don't expect luxury accomodations, but still the best bet in town.