Find hotels near Victory Gardens Theater, Chicago from AED 386

"We had to ask for TP and tissue. "

"The hotel was fine as it is, the restaurant in the lobby w welcome addition at a good price point for families"

"Our stay was excellent; the condo and host were excellent as well! The place was spacious and clean with nice amenities, The location is awesome—walking distance to the L, many great restaurants, close proximity to Bucktown and Wicker Park, as well as right off the expressway for easy city exploration. Highly recommended! "

"Hotel is in a good central location near many of the main attractions. Room was spacious and clean. Nice bar downstairs, there is also a rooftop bar, but that is only open in after Easter in summer. Buffet breakfast is included and that makes it very good value. Hotel also has a gym/ Not too many amenities in the room though. "

"The room felt safe. The staff where lovely. But with construction starting an hour before we where told and the mess it brought. I don’t think it was worth the price listed. The rooms where very run down. Again staff where amazing they made my stay so much better. I can’t give them enough kudos "

"Overall nice hotel great service"

" Very nice, charming place to stay. Rooms are cozy and the neighborhood is great with lots of options to walk too. Parking is impossible so you will have to use the paid garage across the street. "

"Excellent location. Everything was clean and organized. This would be my first look to stay at again if I came back to town "

"The only good thing about this hotel is the location. Everything else is abysmal. The amenities literally just tick the boxes for absolute minimum. 1-ply, industrial-grade toilet paper, a bathroom without a ventilation fan, flimsy plastic toilet seat covers - this is a 4-star hotel? There was significant wear along the entire length of the dresser/minibar, as well as cosmetic damage to both lighted wall fixtures, closet shelves were visibly broken and unusable, even a hole that had rotted through one of the baseboards in the bathroom. The staff is clearly not versed in the term "hospitality" and constantly greet you with a dour face and a sour mood. Worst of all, by far, is the complete lack of insulation or sound deadening for a room that has ostensibly been renovated somewhat recently. Both nights of my stay I was kept awake until 4-5am by the sounds transmitted through the walls, pipes, and fixtures. Conversations, television programs, doorknobs, the 20th Century Fox fanfare when someone began a film at 3:30am. I was forced to hear it all. Keep in mind, I had walked over 12 miles BOTH of these days; I should have had no issue falling asleep. The checkout procedure was fast, which is handy, because you won't want to spend another second more than you have to when you realize what a mistake booking a room in this place is."