Find Golf Hotels in Oak Brook, IL

"Beautiful historic hotel in a prime location on the lakefront and near a zillion tourist attractions. The hotel is very well maintained and the staff was exceptionally friendly and welcoming. I don’t often write reviews but I travel frequently and this hotel really stood out. "

"Perfect "

"The room was dingy and outdated."

"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"

"There's NO PARKING! Parking lot next door charges $62 with no in/out privileges. We had to park 5 blocks away and it cost $30/24 hours. They say the have air conditioning in every room. It's "central" air conditioning and they control the temperature. Our room was uncomfortably warm."

"Loved the free breakfast and free drink! Front desk was extremely kind and helpful. "

"The room was clean and the staff was friendly. However I didn’t realize the room fridge was preloaded with purchasable items. I would have really liked a fridge for the price of the room. Also the GPS always wanted to bring me to the underground for some reason. I got lost a couple of times and started using the address for the pharmacy across the street. "

"I was only in town for one day. But it was an easy seamless check-in. The room was clean and bathroom was clean. Everything in the room work and I had no need to call or any assistance. The checkout was very simple was done on my phone as I walk down the hallway before leaving."