Ground Floor Downtown Wilmington Studio Route 66

Located in downtown Wilmington, IL, Studio 66 is within walking distance to restaurants, bars, and the scenic Kankakee River. Whether you’re traveling Route 66, visiting family, or here for work, this spacious studio offers a convenient place to stay right off the historic “Mother Road.” Need an extra bed? We have an optional 31" x 75" rollaway cot (ideal for a child/single adult). It is kept locked away to maximize space for couples; see 'Other things to note' to request access. The space Our Studio 66 features a super comfortable Queen bed, as well as a 55" smart TV, WiFi, a full kitchen, and a well-equipped bathroom with a stand-up shower! The open floor plan makes stays convenient, as does the ground floor access. This stay in a historic building in downtown Wilmington will make your trip special! Guest access As our guest, you have access to the entire studio apartment, with the exception of the supply closet. Other things to note 20 minutes to Route 66 Speedway 12 minutes to Braidwood Generating Station 19 minutes to Dresden Generating Station Guests must be verified through Airbnb in order to book. Expect some authentic Route 66 road noise at times, although we have a white noise machine available for our lighter sleepers. ROLL-AWAY BED & GUEST COUNT: Our base rate is for 2 guests. A 3rd guest can be added to your reservation for a nightly fee, which includes access to the bed. If you are 2 guests but require separate beds, we offer access to our cot-sized roll-away (31"x75") for $35. For health and safety, the bed remains locked until reserved. Please note that at least 24 hours' notice is required to prepare and unlock the bed for your stay. ABOUT OUR STUDIO: While the Studio itself has been recently renovated, the building has lots of its 1930s character. This may show as imperfections in the plaster, creaky doors, potential noises and smells from other tenants as well as smells typical from an old building. Occasionally, with the change of weather and humidity, we’ve noticed the building likes to share it’s history and age, by having a faint smoke smell from when the building was heated with wood. While many people, including ourselves, find this endearing and indicative of the 100 years of history that have taken place in these walls, those with sensitivities may be best suited for the modern (and somewhat boring) hotels in nearby Joliet.