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"This is a janky hotel, but it is close to where all meetings are held."

"The hotel advertises a rooftop bar or restaurant, but upon arrival staff did not mention it at all. When we asked, we were told it was closed, as was the pool. No further explanation, alternatives, or compensation were offered. The complimentary breakfast was average, with the same items every morning and no omelet station. If a rooftop bar or amenities matter to you, this is not the place to stay."

"Clean and easy check in."

"it was cool but the rooms smelled bad like musty, and there was no microwave and the ac didn't work. But other than that it was alright. atmosphere was good. Girl with the green hair was amazing "

"Amazing historic hotel in the heart of Chicago"

"Room was bright and open. Great view. Doorman Steve was so helpful and friendly."

"Nice hotel, walking distance to all major sites. My room was a view of the river which was beautiful especially at night."

"Very nice and great location. Everyone was very nice. I would definitely stay there again!"

"Clean and comfortable room, overall clean and well kept facility. Bar staff was entertaining. Easy check in and out. Central location with plenty of bars and restaurants around. The building is not sound-proof AT ALL. The room I was in had a door to the room next to it, and the people in that room had the TV on almost the entire night. You can hear every noise in the hallway. The doors slam very loudly. The housekeeping staff was extremely unaware that they were being so loud. I wasn’t able to join zoom meetings in the room due to the noise level, ended up going to a nearby coffee shop. People were up and down the hall til 2am the second night and you could hear every word they were saying. I am not one to complain, I understand everyone is paying to stay there - there is just no sound proofing at all inside the room. Maybe look into designated “quiet floors” or something for those needing to work, study or who have early mornings. And inform the staff, especially the housekeeping crew, how loud it is inside the rooms so they can be mindful - they may not realize it’s an issue. "