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Hyatt Regency Chicago
10/10 Excellent
"My room was clean; the staff was nice and very helpful. I appreciated the credit for the amenities and the breakfast buffet was amazing. I would definitely stay here again."
L7 Chicago by LOTTE
10/10 Excellent
"Right in the heart of Chicago. Fascinating windows with built- in seating. Get a corner suite - well worth the money."
Hampton Inn Chicago Downtown/Magnificent Mile
10/10 Excellent
"Clean and close to everything."
The Wade
10/10 Excellent
"Bathroom was dirty."
The Chicago Hotel Collection Ambassador Gold Coast
10/10 Excellent
"Everything was fine except that the mini-refrigerator in our room did not work."
Hilton Chicago
10/10 Excellent
"We liked the lake view Room service staff were very helpful Very comfortable beds Great decor inside the room"
Fairmont Chicago at Millennium Park
10/10 Excellent
"Excellent stay as always."
InterContinental Chicago Magnificent Mile by IHG
10/10 Excellent
"Great weekend stay. Everything was amazing, down to location of getting around in the city. The ONLY downside was the cost of parking. It’s valet only and the price was not listed anywhere. It’s $88 a night if you’re doing overnight."
The Royal Sonesta Chicago Downtown
8/10 Good
"The staff were friendly for the most part (some were friendlier and helpful than others). The in-hotel restaurant, while a tad expensive, had very good quality breakfast and lunch/dinner. I was also mostly happy with the restaurant staff. The fitness facilities on the 7th floor were quite good and there were many machines, i.e. not just your typical tiny hotel gym but an actually sizeable gym. I did not park on the property so I can't comment on that. The only downside is the street noise, with cars always f*ing revving their engines for no reason at like midnight and after and the ceaseless blaring of sirens from emergency vehicles evey like 10 minutes. If you're a light sleeper it's actually hard to get a restful sleep. This is not the hotel's fault but the police and authorities need to enforce some quiet at late hours (especially on a weekday) and they're nowhere to be seen at midnight, when some selfish punk is revving his/her vehicle seeking attention due to their insecurities."