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I was born in Danville, but it's not the town it used to be. A lot of poverty, population is way down. No restaurants near the hotel. Liquor store, casino, pot shop, and a gas station with high prices. Had to drive into Indiana to find decent restaurants.

This Hampton was dated old stained chairs in the room. Bathroom had marked ceilings and rust around the shower. For what you pay it should not be like this. There are no resturants within 15 minute drive.

The Danville area is home to me and I visited places I remembered from growing up on the farm. Danville is very easy to get around in. I ate at the Covered Bridge Restaurant in Eugene Indiana, great home cooked food. I also ate at the Beef House, expensive but worth every penny.

I grew up in Danville and now as was then the political machine running the town does everything in their power to run businesses out of town, keep new businesses from moving in and make sure the infrastructure of the town is poorly maintained and on the verge of total collapse. I believe what is there now vs. What was there in 1960 has degraded so much that by 2075 the town will have a population of less rhN 10,000 with virtually no businesses left.

We enjoyed the restaurant and parking lot. What pissed me off was the room was so cold. It took over 4 hours to warm the room, to taking our coats off. And, we reserved a king size smoking room. When we got there, all they had was a 2 queen smoking room. Very disappointing.

Danville isn't a family town. We went to meet up with someone half way from where they live. we haven't seen in a long time. However Exit 220 there's only hotels, the dispensary and a gas station and industrial area. We drove to next couple exits to get some food. Looks like a high crime area. So I wouldn't recommend family vacation.