Find hotels in Okawville, IL from AED 236

"Great stay! Fantastic host "

"The house is very well decorated and the layout accommodates gathering comfortably with the open floor plan. The lake was beautiful to view in the fall. Communication with host was prompt. "

"IT was great"

"Fantastic place, definitely reccomend"

"Breese is a wonderful community to return to. This is a very good, quiet location. The house was spacious, and the downstairs "extra shower" came in handy. Would definitely stay again."

"This was one of the best VRBO's we have stayed at, and we have stayed at alot. Any amentity you would want they provided. All the rooms ( bathrooms, kitchen, bedrooms) were spotless. Hotub was a great amentity on a cool fall night. Travelers tip: We always bring a good roll of toilet paper because it never fails that the VRBO owners skimp on this important detail! Never had to break it out. High end TP. Alot to do within a 30 mile radius of the home. We had an awesome stay for our anniversary. A"

"This was a very clean home with lots of amenities and was pet friendly as well! Would definitely come here again!"

"The house and the property were beautiful. Dexter the donkey was great. We fed him carrots and watermelon. Jill was a fantastic host and a wonderful person. She came out to greet us. We will definately be back."

"What a great stay! Cozy, comfortable little home, nicely decorated with great furniture choices (loved the extra deep sofas). And easily the most thoughtfully provisioned space we have stayed! Forgot something, like your toothbrush? Here’s a new one, go ahead. There’s a suitcase stand and laundry hamper in the bedroom. Coffee? There’s some in the fridge. Both a coffee maker and a french press on the shelf. Small containers of most spices you are likely to need (I’ve seen salt, pepper, even a little oil sometimes. But cumin? Cinnamon?) And, for us, the crowning grace: a big firepit complete with loads of good quality wood (including small sticks for kindling!), a block of firestarter, a lighter, and tools to keep your fire stacked and organized. We came out as a retreat, to step away from the daily noise and seek spiritual renewal. I expected to find that mostly out among the trees in the state park. I did not expect to feel so cared for in the home. "