Beverly hotel guide. The Peninsula Group hotel in Beverly, Chicago

"I"

"Air conditioning is too noisy "

"It's a good hotel - but it can be very crowded. Expect long lines/waits for the elevator and breakfast. We were there end of March / beginning of April and the pool was so crowded we could not use it."

"Comfortable Room"

"Very live hotel, nice staff and clean. "

"A quiet and comfortable place"

"Clean room as always Accessible to all main spots in Chicago "

"Goods "

"This was such a disappointing and underwhelming stay. There is zero soundproofing in the rooms, (constant door closing can be heard even over my white noise), housekeeping knocked at 8:20am to assess whether we were still in the room and my daughter was still sleeping, poor internet (WiFi was temperamental and TV was constantly losing signal), the terrace was closed/doors locked, pillows are thin and useless, beds are low to the ground, the carpet is stained and dingy, and I had to ask the front desk twice to review my profile bc I had been charged twice (was resolved). The food is such a loss here. If you’ve ever had food at a bowling alley, this is exactly what the line of food tastes like: I ordered beef empanadas and the margheritia pizza. The pizza tasted previously frozen and the empanadas give me Dollar General frozen food. Thank goodness I paid for “room only” and not the food/beverage package. The strong wins: location, and the bar scene/bartender. Valet was also exceptional. Only reason I didn’t give it 1 star. Do not recommend. The pictures do it way more justice than it deserves. If you’re seeking luxury, this is not it. And perhaps I was booked in a “cheap”/non-upgraded room, but this is not worth it."