The early inhabitants of Mokena could hardly imagine what had become of the suburban fabric that stretched as far south as southwest Chicago in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, owing to its proximity to the Chicago River.

The Chelsea settlement withered away, and growth was concentrated in the area that Allen Denny clad with a railway stop in Rock Island in 1852. The Rock Island Railroad was completed in the mid-19th century and was passing through Mokena on its way to Chicago. From Chicago, the suburban train increased services to the suburbs and New York City. After World War II Makena was put into a commuting orbit with the expanding metropolis, but growth was primarily focused on commercial development, not residential development.

When the village was incorporated in 1880, its population was 522, but by the 1940s it had grown to 657 and in 1950 to 662.

The ethnic composition of the village is 94.5% black, 4.7% white, 2.2% brown and 1.3% Hispanic, and the population is so distributed that there are no ethnic groups with more than one member in the top 1% of income. The poverty line is $18,000 for a family of four, including $6.2 for those 65 and older.

There are 4,848 housing units in the village, with a median household income of $50,000 a year for a family of four. At the 2000 census, 48.5% of children under 18 lived with them, 73.7% of them were married couples living together, 7.3% had a housekeeper without a husband and 16.8% were non-family.

The population of Mokena grew from 903 in 1950 to 1,848 in the 2000 census, an increase of 2.5% compared to the 1950 census. The Baptist Society was founded in the village in 1855, followed by the Methodist Society in 1870 and then the American Baptist Church in 1890.

Mokena became a market centre and a large agricultural area, and in the late 1870s it included a post office, a grocery store, an elementary school and several churches. The St. Louis Hotel and Ste. Marie Hotel in the city center is a hotel near the city centers of MokenA. This affordable, friendly hotel has nearly 70 rooms, including free HBO and free Wi-Fi.

You can even stay overnight to enjoy free Wi-Fi, free breakfast and free parking in the hotel's underground car park. Guests receive free coffee and breakfast in the morning and a free glass of wine or beer in the evening. Each room has a private balcony overlooking the city center and St. Louis River and Lake Michigan.

In the afternoon, you can swim in the indoor pool or go to one of the many outdoor pools, such as the rooftop pool or the outdoor pool overlooking Lake Michigan.

Enjoy a complimentary buffet breakfast and log on to the free Wi-Fi to check in with family and friends or work up a sweat in the on-site gym. Take a dip in the indoor pool, relax in a comfortable room or take time to work out in the fitness centre. Swim in heated indoor pools, enjoy free Wi-Fi and relax in comfortable rooms. Wake up early to work out in the fitness studios, enjoy the complimentary breakfast buffet or take a dip in the indoor pool. In the morning, you wake up in time to swim or exercise before training.

Start each day with a complimentary breakfast and finish the day with drinks and snacks, or head to the gym for a workout or enjoy a drink and snack.

With over 100 comfortable rooms and suites, this mid-range hotel is the perfect place for your entire group. Choose from a variety of interconnecting doors, and each room has a private balcony with views of the Chicago skyline or the lakeside. Explore and enjoy views of Lake Michigan, the city of Chicago and the Illinois River, or enjoy the views from the hotel's outdoor pool and spa. A full-service fitness centre, gym and gym make it easy to stay active while you're on the move.

You will love using the free Wi-Fi to plan your trips and you will appreciate the savings. Guests have access to download maps for 365 days and free parking for up to three days in the hotel's multi-storey car park.

Show off the beautiful views of the surrounding city of Kokena, Illinois, with its beautiful lakes, scenic views and beautiful scenery.

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