Find hotels near Prospect Heights City Hall, Chicago from AED 195

"Comfortable and clean"

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"Yes"

"What a nice hot meal selection! Scrambled eggs, sausage all cooked well and in a clean environment. "

"The ac in our room was not working. They came to reset it and then showed us how to do it again... clearly an ongoing problem. The door handle to the balcony is not even fully attached. The breakfast was okay. The waffle dispenser sucked. The pool was a good temp"

"It was good"

"I was put into 103 was attacked by bedbugs. It took them a day and a half to move me to another room. It was a hard time to get reimbursed for the first two nights then they put me into another room that had bedbugs again I was attacked and bitten up all over. I have videos for proof and they refused to give me my refund, on top of that they were very rude. They lied about who the manager was and I never once had my sheets changed or fresh towels, and soap delivered and I stayed there for seven nights. I kept trying to get reimbursed and get my money back to check out earlier, but they kept telling me I had to speak with a manager, but the manager will never speak with me. I want to file charges and press charges and file a civil suit. "

"We love this hotel and visit it as much as we can. When we go during the week we find it very quiet which is one the reasons we go. The room is always perfect and comfortable. The housekeepers will always accommodate you if you need something extra. We love the staff and since we go there so often they have become “friends”. It’s amazing that Abraham in the restaurant/bar always brings us our beverages from memory even after not seeing him for months. Then there is Hugo and Will that make eating there a great experience. The front desk girls are kind and have a friendly greeting for you when you arrive. We just met Toni and Cora this trip. If you want to know something interesting about the original hotel that was on the property look up Villa Venice and see an interesting story about the 20’s. Geoffrey Baer is also a source about Villa Venice. In the bar there is a picture of the Rat Pack who performed there then. First check out the story and when you stay there go on the walking path around the hotel that is next to the Des Plaines river and look for a gray plaque in the ground. I think you will be surprised."

"Parking was a problem "