Overview
by Courtney Elko
This Magnificent Mile hotel is situated in Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood. Numerous restaurants, shops and museums are located nearby. The Museum of Contemporary Art is within walking distance. The 135 guestrooms and suites feature king or queen beds, a flat screen television and coffee maker. Additionally, the spacious suites feature 11-foot ceilings and a fireplace. Complimentary Wi-Fi access can be found in the guestrooms and suites as well, making it convenient for the whole family to stay connected while traveling. The onsite restaurant, Mike Ditka’s Restaurant, serves a delicious lunch and dinner. Valet parking is available for a fee. Those seeking to stay on top of a workout routine while traveling can utilize the onsite fitness center.
Our Editor Loves
- Gold Coast neighborhood
- Free Wi-Fi
- Walk to Museum of Contemporary Art
Family Interests
- Museum/Cultural
Family Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Onsite Dining
Reviews
by beckyb4
This hotel is just about perfect if you need a place to stay in Chicago and don't require luxury. It isn't fancy but also not a thing wrong with it, and I am picky about hotels. The location is wonderful, two blocks from the subway stop and half a block from the Water Tower Place where you can get anything you need for your stay including a good meal when all the other downtown restaurants have 1 hr long waits. Plus the rooms are fresh and clean, nice big old fashioned windows for great city views. A few blocks from the hubbub, super quiet. A Starbucks that was NEVER crowded is directly across the street. So great for starting your day with a nice espresso to get you going. All the staff were very nice, got me a competitively priced cab to the airport - no waiting, no ride sharing, just a good ride to the airport. Special thanks to front desk staff who didn't laugh at me when I told her my room card didn't work and I showed her my subway pass. hahahahaha. Thanks all! Appreciate nice people in strange cities.
by X O
Ok, I’ll only review this fact:
When booking via hotels.com, in Swedish, I read that there was supposed to be a SPA at the hotel (pool and sauna).
When I asked in the reception, they just laughed at me. Over and over again stated: ”we never had a SPA here”, instead of beeing sorry and/or trying to compensate me.
When I repeatedly said it might be good that the correct information is on the internet, so people (like me) won’t be disappointed, they said they would inform the manager.