My husband and I stayed there with my very pregnant daughter, her husband and their two year old boy. The suite had two bedrooms, a kitchen and living room. It was very clean and comfortable and was great for our needs. The best place for famlies.

I stayed at the Nauvoo Family Inn & Suites on two different occasions, and plan to stay again on a coming trip. However, my May 2010 trip was a special one. I was returning from school in Montana and stopping in Nauvoo for my own endowment in the Nauvoo Temple. On an occasion where I was by myself (I'm a bit monastic when it comes to religiosity), the staff at the Nauvoo Family Inn made me feel right at home. The staff went above and beyond to check me in early as I had woken up at 3am and left Omaha early, anxious to get to the town. Every question was answered. Everything in the room was spotless. The rooms are much larger than the price would suggest to those used to paying for rooms on the East Coast.

The room isn't anything extraordinary, but it's comfortable. The pool was very clean, and I felt no hesitation using the hot tub. I haven't tried the dining room yet, but it always seems to be popular.

It would be a healthy walk to downtown Nauvoo and the historical sites, but the drive takes literally seconds. Parking is ample if you come in the off-season, and a special spirit truly exists in this town (whether you're LDS or not). I would recommend a visit to Nauvoo for anyone; the history will forever change your perceptions of the LDS Church, whether you are a member or not.

And for LDS members wondering if a trip all the way to Nauvoo for an own endowment is worth it--absolutely. I highly recommend it. The greatest moment of my great life, and the staff at the Nauvoo Family Inn & Suites were so good that they deserve a fair amount of credit for that.

I almost didn't book after reading the reviews but I talked to a lady at work who had stayed here and she recommended the place. Our room was more like a new apartment or timeshare. There was a small living room, kitchen with a small dishwasher, microwave, full size stove and fridge. They also had cooking utensils, pots, pans, plastic bowls, plates bowls, cups, etc. I wish I had brought some spices and a casserole dish to use.
There was a master bedroom with its own bathroom (shower, sink, toilet). The bed, and I must say I am very picky about beds (I usually stay at Hampton Inn for their comfy beds) didn't look too promising but it was VERY comfortable and I got some of the best sleep I've had in a while.
Our four teenagers slept in an two bed room across the hall and used the other bathroom that was entered from the hall. Their beds were a trifle small but they survived.
There was also a small washer/dryer in the hall as well as an iron and ironing board. Each room had its own A/C unit typical to motels and they worked great. I like to sleep cool so I cranked the master bedroom down to 65 at night. There were a total of three A/C units. There were also ceiling fans.
I don't know why someone would give a bad review to this place, we stayed 4 nights, six people for under 800.00 I mean, what do people expect, a butler a room in the Waldorf Astoria?
The housekeeping was just okay and that may have been because of a misunderstanding. The first day they had an envelope on the kitchen table to leave a tip, I am used to leaving a tip every day so I put 8 bucks in the envelope and then never got another one so I just left another 8 bucks on the table for the next day but they didn't take it.
I think for the money, the ease of staying so close to the sites and the quality of the rooms, it is an incredible value for the money.

they where really full but service was great. rooms where very clean, not alot of outside/room next door noise.