Holiday rentals in Alvan

The Has Bin

Welcome to The Has Bin! My place is close to agriculture and farm life. You’ll love my place because of the views, the coziness, the unique-ness, the farm experience, the quiet outdoors. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers. *Stays are available without breakfast at reduced rates. *Hot breakfast will no longer be served after 10/25. Blocked dates may be available-contact me for more info **No pets or smoking allowed. Service animals must have proper paperwork.

The Depot B & B: A Peaceful Retreat

Just minutes from campus, downtown, and the airport, The Depot is a historic home attached to 5 wooded acres, a lake, and a "big sky" view across the prairie for watching sunsets and night skies. Originally a train depot constructed in 1857, it has been fully modernized for contemporary living. However, we have taken great effort to preserve its rustic charms that Abraham Lincoln would have known during his circuit riding days before the Civil War. These include graffiti from 1917.

Hot Tub,pets allowed,on creek,3 mi from Badlands

Soak under the stars on 5.5 acres on Big Shawnee Creek, adjacent to Rob Roy historic covered bridge. This secluded creekside treehouse combines rustic charm with modern comfort — the perfect retreat for families, friends, or a romantic escape. Unique and beautiful, peaceful and charming - fire pit outside and fireplace inside, a relaxing hot tub, dock and deck, all for your escape from it all. 5 min to Badlands, 20 minutes to Turkey Run State Park, plenty of parking and peace.

West Urbana state street guest suite

Next to the heart of University of Illinois campus, surrounded by beautiful mature trees, this spacious and serene guest suite will enhance your experience in town. The guest suite has it own entrance. It is connected to the sunroom of our main house. This space do not come with TV, washer and dryer. And the space do not have kitchenette. However, we provide microwave, mini fridge, and coffee maker. This space is not limited mobility accessible. No party and no smoking.

The Bunk House at LS23 Ranch

Just passing through or a nice getaway, come enjoy your stay at a working horse farm. Staying in our cozy barn bunk house, you will find yourself surrounded by nature and horses. Within 30 Miles to Turkey Run and Kickapoo State park, 10 Miles from the Golden Nugget Casino, and 5 miles from I-74 lies and 15 minutes to Danville IL lies our hidden paradise. We are dog friendly, but do ask that they are on a leash, and crated while you are away (crate provided).

Morchella Hideaway

A unique and tranquil hideaway nestled in the woods where one can relax and view nature through the wall of glass, or venture out to full length open and lighted deck, relax on the rocker or stretch out at patio table with a beverage and enjoy the views. You may also relax out front with the firepit and sunset views. Raccoons, deer, chipmunks, squirrels, owls, tree frogs can be seen and heard around the cabin.

The Parsonage

Enjoy historic Attica Indiana in a charming 1 bedroom cottage that we call The Parsonage. Located one block from the soon to be refurbished downtown, 6 min from the Badlands, 3 min from Harrison Hills Golf course, and further afield Turkey Run and beautiful Parke County are an easy 15 miles. We love the quiet charm of small town Indiana and know you will too!

Studio Apartment

Enjoy easy access on and off I-57 and to everything from this well located home base. The apartment is just 2 miles from State Farm Arena and Memorial Stadium and 1 mile from downtown Champaign. It has ample off street parking. It also has a small fenced in yard for dogs that is directly accessible from the private entrance to the apartment.

Sparkling Springs Cabin at Kickapoo State Park

At Sparkling Springs Cabin you can enjoy picturesque views, serene waters, and access to an abundance of outdoor activities. Our little slice of heaven is situated privately across the road from Vermilion County's own Mountain Bike destination, the Kickapoo Mountain Bike Trails. We view seclusion as an asset to our lake escape.