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"Basic hotel, was great for our need. "

"Great"

"Our family of four thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The room was comfortable, well-appointed, and inviting. We especially appreciated the pool and jacuzzi, though we would have preferred the pool to be slightly warmer. Breakfast was excellent, offering a wide variety of options. The staff provided outstanding service throughout our visit."

"April 2026: Hotel is under renovation, not a major disruption to our stay, however just be aware. The hotel is definitely in need of a renovation as the rooms are getting dated. Our late night check-in went extremely well and the individual working the desk was very accommodating. Unfortunately, the breakfast buffet was expensive ($18.95/person), poorly maintained, poor quality and definitely not worth $18.95. Very disappointing. Overall, a good, quality hotel; however, the quality of level I would expect a Doubletree."

"Very comfortable beds, very clean room. Remodeled shower with great water pressure and lots of hot water.Coffee was great.What a deal"

"Close to the airport and pet friendly. Walls were very thin. But endless hot water. Generally clean space. "

"I expected the resort to look better than what we saw on arrival. Staff professional. We were disappointed in the room upon entering. The carpet was old, patio was not well kept, the view was not a good view of the golf course (south elevator room 903) and when I went to take a shower I saw dried snot on the wall! Completely grossed me out. I could not take another shower and thank God we only booked one night! Will not return."

"Yes"

"I would rate this hotel as good to excellent if not for one employee. I stayed two nights and all the staff including front desk, restaurant and housekeeping were customer friendly and efficient with one exception. I returned back to the main entrance of the hotel on the second night after a long day of attending a burial and memorial service. I made the mistake of asking the person standing at the concierge desk to clarify the direction of the room elevators. He responded demanding to know my room # that I had not committed to memory. His hostility made me feel more like somewhere attempting to cross enemy lines than a paying guest of the hotel that employs him. Overall Chicago is one of the friendliest big cities, Hilton needs to lose this guy fast."