The Peerless Hotel by WanderLodges

We loved our stay at The Peerless. The room was beautiful and comfortable and the hotel’s lobby, back room, and patio are lovely for hanging out in. The in-room coffee needs filters and a suggestion of amount for those of us who are coffee making impaired. We would stay here again!

This time I was particularly impressed by the quality of the customer service. It was responsive, flexible, and friendly. I highly recommend this hotel.

Beautiful vintage super clean

Wonderful old facility, beautifully decorated, from furniture to linens. I was in the handicapped room, BUT, I am short, and walk with double canes. Tge room needs a stool to get into bed. After trying several options, I finally sat on the wall side and walked my feet up the wall. This would NOT work for most handicapped guests. Also could not get coffee machine to work. Used my friend’s.

Beautiful rooms, walkable, comfortable rooms, really enjoyed. Great for couples

Beautiful historic property. Artistic mural in our room. Very quiet neighborhood walkable to Shakespeare festival. No host or staff at property. Self check in and out. Pot smokers smoke in upstairs rooms permeated the hotel common areas.

Beautiful aesthetic, quiet, centrally located, walking distance to restaurants, Shakespeare Festival grounds, and Lithia Park.

Beautiful location, beautiful building nice outside garden, very quiet Place is remotely run I would prefer personal contact. Room has no desk or work surface.

Perfect location to walk everywhere, including OSF. Peerless restaurant has excellent happy hour and dining menu. We also enjoyed nearby Nobel Coffee and La Boulanger .The communal sitting /dining area in the hotel is super comfortable. Cheapest toilet paper ever. Tacky tacky tacky. It was better at the gas station. It also might be nice to have somewhere we can empty our own trash daily.

A friendly heads up, there are no staff at the hotel. Everything worked out but it was very difficult for me to carry my luggage up the stairs to my room. (as a mid-late 60's woman). Note to self: pack lighter when staying in a place without an elevator. With that said, would I stay again?.... You bet, it was beautiful!

Unique, charming and historic accommodations. Walkable to OSF plays, restaurants, food coop, boutiques and even a wonderful bike/walk/jog trail.

Lovely restored old style building. Very clean with nice amenities and an amazing shower For a few rooms, it’s up some right stairs with no elevator. Just plan for that. Would also be nice to have more surfaces

vibe

Unexpectedly delightful, quirky, artsy restored hotel in a nice neighborhood

We traveled to Ashland for our anniversary and stayed in the anniversary sweet at the historic Peerless Hotel. The room was absolutely magical and had us feeling like we were living in the Victorian Era. The side by side claw foot tubs were so dreamy and came with bubbles and bath salt options. I left my IPad there and the owner promptly contacted me and shipped it to me the next day! 10/10 experience! There’s honestly nothing we didn’t like!

Loved the care and attention put into preserving this historic building. A new and very comfortable bed, gorgeous decor and luxurious jacuzzi were perfect after a long day of road tripping. Hannah gave us good dining suggestions and the neighborhood is charming and walkable, with a popular local coffee shop two doors down. We will definitely stay here again. Everything was great!

Loved the location, decor, special touches, common areas inside and out.

I highly recommend this historic and wonderfully restored hotel.

Walking through the front door you step back in time, greeted by a warm fire in the hearth, period photographs, beautiful walls and furniture. The rooms are works of art. Socialist AC with no individual control...the whole historic building is heated and cooled by one central HVAC. I like it cold at night, but there isn't any way for individualistic taste...

Beautiful historic building with antiques and historic charm throughout. The only thing is that my room didn’t have air conditioning, it wasn’t a big deal as it wasn’t too hot outside, but would’ve liked to have it.