Find hotels near Money Museum, Chicago from AED 552

"Hidden gem in the theatre district. Great decor, restaurant and bar on site is great. Large, clean, comfortable rooms. Walking distance to everything you need. Definitely recommend "

"Shower and sink were terrible. Barely hot water but took fine tuning to find where it would be hot and not cold. We had to fiddle with shower for 20 minutes every morning before shower. Also the toilet handle shot water water out when flushing. "

"Bar was closed early "

"Clean"

"Great stay! Loved to come back. Friendly staff!"

"Clean and great staff. "

"Clean, friendly staffs, good service. Love happy hours with drinks and appetizers, breakfast service is awesome."

"The room was dirty. It had coffee stains and splashes up the walls scuff marks on the walls. Pubic hair in the toilet area. The room was very basic and we joked about it being like a prison cell"

"Left hotel at midnight because our room was very hot -- the A/C didn't work, and windows don't open, so we were stuck in a very stuffy, hot room, and couldn't sleep. Apparently the buildling's HVAC system was only set to heat, so setting the in-room thermostat to cool was pointless. Other customers were also complaining. After an hour, the staff brought us a small fan as a solution -- but they were running out for other rooms. The front desk staff said no other rooms were available and claimed they could not book us in another hotel (which I find hard to believe -- just protecting their profits as a matter of practice). Without too much arguing, they agreed to a full refund (which indicates how bad the situation was, if they didn't put up a fight). After midnight, I booked a hotel down the street, which obviously was more expensive last minute. The hotel didn't follow up with Expedia of course, so I had to bear the burden of resolving the refund myself. Basically, the hotel seems to run on a shoestring: unhappy, overworked staff; reliant on self-check via screens; slightly run down and generally uncomortable. Some bean counters and executives are certainly making a great bonus by making everyone else miserable. "