This hotel was unusally disgusting. I wish I had never stayed at this hotel. The management was unnessicarily rude. The rooms were dirty and unclean. There looked like what was to be mold in the refridgerator and on the carpet under it. The microwave still had food in it. If I had known this before I checked-in I would have gone to another hotel. For the price i paid it should have been alot better accomodations.

My husband and I spent one night at the Springfield, Illinois, Signature Inn. Our niece had recommended the motel to her out-of-town wedding guests so we and several other family members stayed there.
The location is interesting, right next to the city's power plant. The area does not feel "industrial" but the view out our room was smoke belching power plant stacks.
The next thing you notice after the location is the smell. The lobby was extremely musty and "old" smelling. The carpet was dirty and stained, but the furniture was neat and looked fairly new. The front desk staff was extremely helpful and very friendly.
The room itself was well-appointed, including a small refrigerator, cable television, microwave, ironing board, iron, hair dryer, large wardrobe, and desk. The smell followed us from the lobby to the room, unfortunately. We had booked a king-size bed, which had two very thin pillows and worn bed linens. The carpet in the room was bubbled, stained, and very dirty looking.
After attending the wedding and coming back to the room afterwards, we found that the key card on the outside door closest to our room did not work and we had to walk all the way around to the front lobby for entrance. The night desk clerk shrugged and said "yes, that door doesn't work" when we asked him about it.
While getting ready for bed, a cockroach scurried out of the tennis shoe I had been wearing earlier that day. I checked the bed for bugs and turned the light out, hoping for the best.
About a half hour after turning off the lights, the refrigerator started humming and vibrating, so I had to get up and unplug it to get any sort of good nights' sleep.
Made it through the night without bugs crawling up my leg, and my husband and I hurried around to check out. We went to the lobby and had the continential breakfast, which was the usual frozen bagels, waffle machine, cold cereal, juice, and little store-bought muffins. Definitely ordinary, nothing to distinguish it from any other "continental breakfast" in motels across the country.
The room cost was $65 per night, but for another $20 or so we probably should have stayed at one of the higher-end motels right next door and across the street.
If you are looking for a cheap motel with a continental breakfast, this is the place for you. If would also help if you don't mind cockroaches, musty smells, dirty carpets, views of the power plant, and thin bed linens.
The sense I got of the motel is that it is "under renovation" but has quite a ways to go.
I wouldn't recommend it, given there are quite a few other options in the area.

Must be nice to be able to jack up the rooms to $99 per night due to the fair being in town and still not do a thing to clean the place up!!!!!! From the looks of the sight you would think at this price it would have at least been clean. We first had to switch rooms due to water everywhere in the bathroom. The second room also had problems with the water running in the tub all night long and ceiling tiles out. What a dump!!!!!!!!!You would think if you complained somthing would be done but oh no, not here. I would have rather stayed in the car!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! oh, and the great hot continental breakfast buffet was make your own waffles and a crockpot of gravy for the biscuits.

This was by far the most disgusting room I have stayed in. The room was just plain unclean. The floors were not vacuumed. The matressess was old, worn and uncomfortable. A box spring was heavily stained. The walls were stained. The bathroom full of mildew. The room smelled musty. The hotel is unsecure with exterior "card key" doors not closing properly.