Hôtels Chicago à proximité de Grant Park

Nous avons été très impressionnés (à part devoir payer presque la moitié du prix de la chambre pour le parking), nous avons adoré l'aspect ancien et bien entretenue de l'ensemble.Le personnel était fantastique, les vues étaient super !!

Il vaudrait mieux faire savoir les frais de stationnement d'entrée. Les lits, les oreillers et les draps n'étaient pas des plus confortables mais j'y retournerais.

The room we had was amazing. The view was amazing. The hotel itself was amazing.

The lady who checked us in was very very rude, we booked 2 double beds a month I'm advance and she leads to tell me that we did not. We told her that we wanted 2 queen beds and she lies and says there aren't any rooms available with the bed arrangement we want. When I pull out the paper and show her the we had 2 queen beds, she goes to talk to another person and than a room that fits what we wanted magically appears. Other than this ridiculous incident all of the other staff was very very nice. Avoid checking in with the African-American girl with braces.

The room was comfortable and updated. There was an employee who listened to me (Iesha) and displayed professionalism and good customer service when there was a HUGE error in the room reservation on the part of Kayak/Get a Room. Lobby was inviting,

The hotel forced me to upgrade my room and pay more per night due to the reservation made through Kayak/Get a Room which did not secure 2 double beds for 4 people. They contract with Kayak but you still need to call the hotel directly to be sure you are receiving the room you requested. Does not make sense to contract if you still need to call them directly. They did not clean the room during the stay unless asked directly.

location was amazing

Thin walls

Every time I had to interact with the staff, they were warm and friendly. The lobby was inviting, and overall I apprecuated the level of service.

The bed was surprisingly short, I had to get my key redone everyday I was there, and it was sometimes a challenge to get housekeeping to clean the room.

It was very clean, great downtown location, employees were very nice and provided lots of info on the area like where to eat and what to do. The place was fairly quiet, provided breakfast, and had sitting areas with nice leather arm chairs.

I loved the location of the hotel. It was close to all that o came to town for. Plus the view from my room was spectacular! It was very easy to get a taxi, as the doorman did it for me. The staff was so helpful and friendly. Definitely will be returning on my next trip to Chicago!

The only real complaint I can make about the hotel is the Herb n Kitchen on the main lobby floor. They claim to serve Starbucks which they do, but it tastes nothing like the real thing. The ingredients in my frap started to separate-- pretty sure te syrup was expired. But other than that, the rest of the hotel was amazing. I look forward to future stays there.

The amenities were great. I was given a larger room than expected with a nice (but not lake) view. The location was great and all staff were friendly and helpful. My room was quiet and the bed was very comfortable. My room was also very clean and the tv had a lot of channels. Also, the building and common areas are absolutely gorgeous.

I loved the gym facility and going for a swim after a stressful day. My only complaint is that there was a lot of loosely supervised young kids at the pool at 9pm. Would be nice if they had some hours for adults only.

I liked the location

The staff was rude for most of the trip. The policies were not made clear and had to ask two different people to get an answer

Valet was quick and easy. Room was spacious and clean.

I requested a King and received two doubles. I was also on the floor with the pool and the entire floor smelled like chlorine. Also there are no individual thermostats in each room so it got pretty cold at night.

Walk in shower was nice, bathroom very spacious. Bed was comfortable. Nice location to restaurants and the river. Staff very helpful, especially Dan. Dan was awesome and helped us book another night so we could be in the city longer. Good price too.

A few shower tiles were dark, possible mold. It only had one door so water splashed everywhere. A palm-sized piece of the wall was missing and FYI if you don't want to hear street noise such as sirens and honking ask for a room away from the street, you won't get the best view but you'll be able to sleep without interruption.

Close to McCormick Place where we attended the Boat Show. The entire staff was top notch, and the hotel itself was beautiful. The one night room and parking was about $170 total, but I felt like I was staying in a much more expensive hotel. The Lake front and parks were only 2 blocks to the east so we were able to get some exercise too.

We were on the 21st floor. The bathroom was literally so small that I (6' 300 pds) had to slide in between the tub and the toilet to close the door. Even my girlfriend who is tall and slender was challenged. We tried the pool about 8:30PM, but it was packed with kids as was the hot tub. A very small price to pay for everything else to be so nice.

Location, main room, people

The bedding is too soft making it hard for sensitive backs

Location was central - close to the Art Institute, Michigan Avenue, Millennium Park, public transportation. Beds are extremely comfortable. Elevators use keycard to access, providing a nice level of security.

Not a bustling part of town at night. Most restaurants and bars are a cab ride away. Street construction limited space to park your car to unload/load. No views due to tall building all most sides. Workout room is nice and modern, but has limited cardio and weight lifting equipment - no cycles or weight machines. What they do have is very nice and overlooks the Wabash St. You can actually look directly at the "L" train (and people can look directly at you working out.

Loved the proximity to State Street shopping and also only few blocks from Millenium park. Surprisingly quiet rooms given you're in the heart of the city. Clean and comfortable- will definitely be back.

No city views from our room on 6th floor... Not a high rise hotel with sweeping city views like some others. Still, really liked this historic hotel and its location made up for lack of views. Parking is expensive ($50+ for overnight)... But most downtown hotels in Chicago are this way.

We stayed for 3 nights. We had a room with view of the lake. The price was great and we had access to all of the usual attractions either by foot or by bus.

Location

room, staff

Staff was great, very knowledgeable and quick to give recommendations and directions. Breakfast had a lot variety and protein and fresh fruit options.

Walls were thin, I heard a conversation in the next room at 11pm. Also WIFI access was too complicated to log in from a smartphone that I gave up since I had very limited time in Chicago.

The hotel was well located for our purposes--within walking distance of shopping and many attractions. The room was clean, the bed comfortable, and staff efficient. Breakfast was the typical Hampton Inn fare which is good quality geared to a wide variety of tastes and preferences.

The facility was an older building that had been retrofit. Our room was a little smaller than other Hampton's. This hotel is probably better suited to a couple than to a family with younger children. But it was efficient and did the job. Décor was funky and different which can work either way depending on perception. Overall, the space worked for us.

clean; spacious;

breakfast was a little lacking, no hot tea; oj & milk not very cold

alert staff that a request for a cab should be addressed. we were told to go out to the corner and had to circle the block TWICE

Every room is on the top floor of the building (40th). Great view, new carpet. Breakfast during the week is eggs and bacon with fruit,bagels, etc. (weekend breakfast is strictly continental).

The bed was slightly squeaky, and the step into the tub was huge (probably hard for a person shorter than 5'6'. Staff did not explain the nuances of the hotel (since it's in an office building). Pool/athletic club open minimally on weekends.

Overall a good place to stay, right by the CTA. Tub has about a 1 foot ledge that is knee high to step over (could be hard for elderly/short statured). The front desk staff gave no indication of where breakfast was to be served, found out that during the week it is in one location (athletic club) from the book in room and on the weekend it is in the lounge (only found by chance and snooping). Wonderful views and interesting location if you're a financial person (its on the top floor of the Chicago Stock Exchange buildi...