Find hotels near Nauvoo State Park, Nauvoo from SAR 200

"The room was adequate, clean, old but well cared for. There was no breakfast which is hard when your staying fir a couple of days. Come prepared. Staff was very helpful and nice. "

"awesome stay"

"Great house near many attractions in Nauvoo. Clean. Easy, fast communication."

"This was perfect for our family. We loved playing the games in the evenings after dinner. The location is ideal. The younger children loved the tree swing. The kitchen was stocked with everything we needed. The beds were comfortable. It was amazing. Definitely one of our favorite places we have ever stayed. We will be coming back in a few years. "

"We loved staying here with our extended family! The location was amazing as we could see the Nauvoo temple from several windows and enjoy walking around Nauvoo. There were 11 of us total and there was plenty of room. The host gave great details on how to enter and parking was convenient. We’d definitely stay here again. "

"Although the bowery was warm, there was no thermostat that we could use to adjust the heat. The stairs were steeper than the picture seemed to show. But, overall, it was what we expected."

"Room was excellent and the bed very comfortable. Breakfast was prepared on the spot. The staff was gracious and friendly. Bent over backwards for us. A step into the past. "

"A great apartment right on main street in Nauvoo. It wasn’t a problem and I didn’t think to contact the host, but we couldn’t figure out how to get the heater to work in the living/kitchen area but we were fine with the heat in the bedrooms. All went well! Thanks for a great place to stay!"

"Perfect place to stay for a family wanting to visit historic Nauvoo! We enjoyed the pioneer feel of the apartment and were pleasantly surprised (we didn't realize before we arrived) that it's incredibly close to the Nauvoo temple. It made it easy for both my husband and I to take a turn going to the temple while the other stayed with the younger children, as the other could simply walk to the temple. "