⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ A Lovely Holiday Stay
date of stay 23 December-31December
Our family booked a stay at Nana & Papa's Inn during one portion of our repatriation adventure. We arrived on a cold Northern Illinois evening to warm hugs and kisses for the whole family. Nana immediately bombarded our family with offers of fresh Christmas cookies and milk.
Our two room booking provided enough space for our family of four. The adults cozied into a full size bed with a television connected to satellite TV. The children shared the second bedroom with two twin beds, which was a welcomed sight since they hate sharing a bed. Both rooms overlooked a nicely landscaped front yard. However, we didn't see much of it since we thoroughly appreciated the blackout curtains.
The shower always had an ample supply of hot water & fresh towels.
The cuisine at Nana & Papa's Inn was American fare. Each morning Papa provided a lovely hot breakfast and plentiful coffee. We dined on eggs, breakfast burritos, and french toast. During the day the pantry was stocked with crackers and chips. The family had dinner at the Inn just a few times because of holiday obligations, but when we dined it was delicious. The Christmas cookies continued throughout our stay with a fresh batch baked midway.
The common area of the Inn were so comfortable! Nana always had a huge supply of quilts for everyone to stay warm and cozy. The internet connection was a bit slow so binge watching YouTube videos was difficult. However, it allowed us to have more personable conversations.
One day Papa was very kind to drive me to the Drivers License Bureau to renew my license. I was impressed with his above and beyond spirit as the office was out of town, and we needed to wait for the office to open. He kindly treated me to breakfast at a nearby cafe while we waited.
My husband and I enjoyed a night out with complimentary babysitting. They said the kids went to bed on time but we are suspicious of that report.
The surrounding area provided easy access to the expressway to zip into the Chicago suburbs or just over the Wisconsin border. The Inn had plenty of self-parking. The driveway was promptly shoveled after an icy snowstorm. The staff were extremely helpful with the luggage. Onsite laundry facilities were a major plus.
Overall our stay at Nana & Papa's Inn was a memorable holiday experience. I highly recommend you book a stay any time of year. I hear there's a great garden in the summer with plenty of samples if you help weed the tomatoes.