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"We loved it here! We have definitely found our go to spot for when we come to Chicago!"

"The fridge didn’t work and I was placed near the elevator so could not sleep all night, either night. Brought it to the staff’s attention and was told “sorry we are almost sold out” I’m paying just as much as the next guest, to be hit with such a stupid response. If I was interested in the occupancy of the hotel I would ask for a job in their front office. What I cared about was sleeping. To be told “we are almost sold out” is ridiculous when I’m telling you I couldn’t sleep the night prior. No inquiry of how the stay could be improved and still charged for a late check out of an hour. Overall, very disappointing stay"

"Very accessible to everywhere. Good ambience."

"Pool was closed (off season)"

"the place is outdated and not well maintained. certainly does not deserve more than 2 Stars. the location is excellent and staff was helpful. But, place is not clean, bathroom was very tight. I paid for an update because standard rooms were so small. But the carpet does not have a clean look, walls are old and bathroom is very suboptimal. No coffee machine in the room, but when I complained about it they stated it was available upon request and they sent me one. essentially, very overpriced for what you get."

"I purchased a Lake View Room, when I arrived they said my room was not available yet and moved me to another room. I could see the lake only if I stood behind the T.V. All three windows had no view at all. When I brought it up to staff they said that the room qualified as a Lake View and would not reimburse me or move me to another room. I told them at most this room should be a partial lake view and they wouldn’t listen. It’s a money grab, be careful with this one. Soda and water bottles in the lobby are $8 each and the hotel removed the vending machines on the floors forcing you to go downstairs. There’s way better hotels in Chicago. This one is a microcosm to everything wrong with Chicago."