Starved Rock Motor Inn Hotel Phone Number and Contact Information

Travelers arriving via Chicago O'Hare can take I-294 south to I-80 west, connecting to I-39 southbound (Exit 93).

Greyhound stops at Streator’s Transit Center (2 miles east) offer connections to Bloomington-Normal, with local taxi services like Yellow Cab Streator providing last-mile transport.

The hotel provides truck parking with 24-hour security and electric hookups – ideal for cross-country haulers.

Dining options include The Lone Buffalo’s bison ribeye near Vermilion Street and Grandma’s Table Family Restaurant’s chicken dumpling specials.

Government facilities encompass Streator City Hall (204 S.

Bloomington St) and LaSalle County Courthouse’s satellite office (301 E.

Main St).

Outdoor enthusiasts utilize lodging near Starved Rock State Park proximity (25-minute drive) to hike sandstone canyons, while Streator Park District maintains tennis courts and a skatepark off Oakley Avenue.

Educational institutions range from Streator High School’s vocational programs to Illinois Valley Community College’s agricultural extension campus.

Local businesses thrive at Streator Dependable Manufacturing’s CNC workshop and The Rustic Hutch’s handmade furniture store.

History buffs explore the 1888 Streator Opera House’s Victorian architecture or the Vermilion Plaza’s preserved 1920s storefronts along Main Street.

Budget alternatives include La Salle County budget hotel options like Budget Host Inn’s weekly rates with kitchenettes or Super 8’s poolside rooms near Walmart.

Road warriors prefer Streator Truck Stop’s shower facilities and 24-hour diner, while RV campers opt for Camp Shaw-waw-nas-see’s electrical hookups 12 miles north.

Guest reviews consistently praise the motor inn Streator IL pet-friendly policy allowing two large dogs, though some note limited EV charging stations.

The 24-hour coffee bar’s fresh cinnamon rolls receive rave reviews, while business travelers appreciate the fax/copy service.

Families highlight the indoor play area with vintage arcade games, though evening train horns occasionally draw comments.

Cultural attractions feature the Streator Onized Credit Union Museum’s financial history exhibits and the annual Pumpkin Festival’s giant vegetable weigh-offs.

Outdoor adventures include winter ice fishing at Allen Park’s stocked pond or summer kayaking through the Vermilion River’s limestone bluffs.

Don’t miss the 1930s WPA murals at Streator Township High School or ghost tours of the Haunted Knights of Columbus Hall.

Local enterprises like Streator Unlimited’s disability employment workshops and Grand Ridge Energy’s wind farm visitor center operate weekdays.

Transportation services include U-Haul rentals onsite and Enterprise pickups for exploring Matthiessen State Park’s waterfalls.

Anglers book guided catfish trips through Vermilion River Adventures, departing from Rotary Park’s boat launch.