Sleepy Hollow Motel

Sleepy Hollow Motel - Belleville, IL ★☆☆☆☆ This motel is a complete disaster and should be avoided entirely. The owners enforce discriminatory policies, selectively questioning guests based on appearance or background while showing favoritism to others, creating an unwelcoming and biased environment. Privacy is nonexistent here – staff routinely enter occupied rooms well before the standard checkout time without any warning or courtesy knock, violating basic guest rights and standards. Cleanliness falls far short of acceptable levels, with visible stains on bedding, accumulated dust, insect infestations, and poorly maintained bathrooms that emit unpleasant odors. Most alarmingly, the property caters to and tolerates sketchy individuals who loiter in the parking lot, causing disturbances an

This place is terrible. The rooms are filthy. The only time that I stayed there I was literally solicited by a prostitute. Prices are great unless you get robbed by the resident pimp or ripped off by a hooker lol.

Overall a bad place, my small family and I were traveling from California and needed a place to stay. Called ahead of time with a confirmation giving us the OK to stay there but they refused us from staying when we arrived. The location is in a bad spot the service, in lack of better words, sucked. Service was terrible considering they denied my babies a place to sleep after drive for 8 hours straight. Haven’t been inside the rooms but the outside of the building is outdated. The paint is chipping and the landscaping looks horrendous! Very rude customer service, everyone is snarky and has terrible attitudes. Would not recommend!

I was very disappointed, trying to get a room for my dad and they said because he’s on the walker they couldn’t provide him a room. I told he didn’t need any help and that he had the money. He just wanted somewhere to sleep. I really didn’t understand why they couldn’t provide my father a room he thinks it was color but I hope not.

For the reasonable yea these are like five star hotels compared to every where's I've been everywhere