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Nice comfortable beds
Laurie Y.

Convenient hotel when u have an overnight layover! Beds are comfortable with nice pillows and duvet covers! Room numbering is odd?! Room numbers are 4 digits but elevator only shows #1-10??? Quite confusing when you are tired after being on plane for 9 hours and its early morning!

Sara G.

Would I stay here again? Oh, absolutely. Like a bad ex with great Wi-Fi, Hilton ORD keeps pulling me back in. The Hilton ORD means "I have a 6am flight and no soul left to give." She's inside O'Hare like a polite parasite, and she isn't trying to win beauty contests, she knows why you're here. First, a shoutout to the gods of corporate travel or sheer dumb luck for the room upgrade. I had the distinct privilege of staring out at the control tower like it was the Eiffel. There it stood, majestic, blinking its Morse code lullabies to all the delayed planes below. Romance! Now, let's talk decor. If you've ever wondered what 2003 looks like preserved in time, Hilton ORD delivers. The rooms whisper we used to be nice and the lighting says prepare for sadness. But you don't stay here for vibes, you stay here because you can literally walk from your room to your gate. No shuttle. No Uber. Just you, your suitcase, and your emotional baggage strolling straight into your terminal.

Very Tasty Chicago Dog and Steak Fries. As a Hilton Honors Diamond member, with my $18 a day food credit, this meal was essentially free.
Robert B.

Sometimes after a long day of travel, last thing you want is another connecting flight so you arrive home EXHAUSTED! Decided to stay here tonight before my flight to LAX tomorrow. Yards from the terminal, and my room overlooks the runaway. Yes, the hotel could use a remodel, but service has been A +! Special thanks to Karla in the Cafe who called my room when my to go order was ready, and Demetrius in the Front Desk checking in to see if I was happy with the room. Thanks to ANTHONY in the gift shop for his kindness and Professionalism! Please let them know they are doing a GREAT JOB! Love the Multiple FREE HBO Channnels! RECOMMEND!

Entrance to king room.

Paid very high prime for a king room on 6th floor. Stepped off the elevator to a foul, STRONG smell of SMOKE! Not a little area either, as it was on the entire floor and the wallpaper from 1986 probably absorbed a lot of it as it matched nicotine yellow. I would assume the carpet is part of the problem as well. It's all literally looking like you stepped back in time. I'll add pics so you see what I mean. The sad part is that they sprayed the room with strong air freshener that only added to the layers of odors! Disgusting! Shame on you for showing pics of remodeled CLEAN rooms instead of the ancient, stale, and sticky rooms you charge prime money for! I am pissed that I am now stuck in this filthy room and cannot believe Hilton allows their name be associated with this farce!!

Nice view of the airfield and sunset.

The hotel is in an excellent location but in dire need of a room refresh. The staff were very friendly.

View from room
Thomas H.

Not a great place to stay if you are there for more than 1 night. Best part about the hotel is the recliner chair in the room. I had a view of the airport. Room is on need of an upgrade.

God knows what on this used towel???
Tiffany H.

9 minute walk from Chicago Airport to Hilton. Was greeted by staff when I walked in and they were kind. The room it nice but not quite clean. Bed had hair on it, tub had leftover hair in it, counters were sticky and bathroom sink was not wiped down. Towels still have residue from god knows what. When you glance at the room itself, it's presentable but when you actually get closer...Not clean. We had the view of the parking garage and it was quite quiet even though we were at the airport.

The weirdest room ever. I was supposed to have a queen room but they gave me a meeting room with a pullout bed. WTF
Dylan M.

So odd. I was supposed to have a queen room but assigned a meeting room with a pullout bed. They said it would still be a queen bed but it's a twin bed. Very odd. Plus the taxes in Rosemont are ridiculous. I had a $30 voucher for 2 glasses of wine which should have been about the $30 but with taxes and whatever other BS charges they add on it was $54. Such an odd experience with repeated bad service.

Lobby
Khadeijah M.

If Nadia is working customer service will lack. Let's start by saying the distaste left me to pay the same rate elsewhere as the treatment based on assumptions was simply disrespectful. I called around 30- 40 min before my arrival and I spoke to a gentleman I believe named hector I asked about Dayroom rates and airline crew discounts. I'm a silver member which isn't much but I do enjoy the Hilton and its close proximity would make my double shift less of a hassle so I could rest longer. I was told the day rate was 159 and the crew rate was between 130-139. I asked if that would let me check in now and I was told to walk on over and just provide my crew id. I walked over and there were two women at the desk and two customers in front of me. I was next and instead of asking I was simply directed to Nadia for checkout I said hello and that k was actually trying to check in and told to come over with my badge. Nadia glanced up and barely greeted me. I said hello and explained that I called the rate and that I was told to come and show my id for the discounted day rate. She responded "so you want a day use" A pilot who was on a layover came up with a room issue and she carelessly and without consideration of my time nor asking me to hold ignored my existence and moved his room while the other agent stood there without a guest as I just stood there. (A few guests walked up while she was assisting the pilot who she was again not really listening but simply responding to) And gets back to me after taking additional time to finish something else and then says ok so we don't have rooms available until 9am as that is when day use starts. She tells me that to check in early it would be an additional $75 plus tax and the room rate. I reiterated that when I called I was told different by the gentleman who answered I also asked for her to check with him and provided the time stamp of the call and recalled to verify that it indeed rung to the front desk. I asked for a manager and she informed me she was the current manager and that there wasn't a male and she didn't know who I was talking about and without apology it was just company policy and she couldn't do anything about it. But then the male I spoke with WALKED OUT TO THE FRONT At this point 30+ minutes of my time has been wasted and could've been resolved had she listened and treated me like the paying guest and member I am. I took a moment to sit and process and decided to pay the 130 something and 75 fee as I forgot to use my number and decided to use it as a points earning moment. I re approached and slid my badge, I'd, credit card and phone with my Hilton number to her. She rudely speaks as if bothered by my mere presence and I explain I want the room as I'm exhausted and just want to sleep She asked for my reward number and the items I have already placed as close to her as they could be without falling off the counter. I tell her I've already given them to her and she continues that it will be 159+75 (20 difference from the crew rate) however at this point it disappoints me again how a managers customer service can be so low as this all could've and should've been explained 40 minutes ago that there is no crew day rate. This lack of communication and just doing her job led me to pay the same price and inconvenience myself even further than her and her male agent already had. The correct course would've been an apology and to wave the fee. Bare minimum it would've been to listen to her guests initially introduction and correct all LIES (misinformation) I was given , to excuse herself or say can I take a moment prior to helping the gentleman with his room swap, and at the absolute least simply apologize and own the fact that her agent was incorrect instead of pretending there was no man and that I was lying.

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The Hilton Chicago O'Hare is conveniently located-walking distance from Terminal 1 Baggage Claim and the Blue Line.

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Moxy Chicago Downtown

Moxy Chicago Downtown

(231 reviews)

$$

River North, Near North Side

I really enjoyed this hotel. The lobby is a vibe. I love the industrial feel it gives in the room…read more The big floor to ceiling windows are great when waking up in the morning to get a view of the city and at night to see the skyline. Pac-Man in the lobby is a classic. Lucky we stayed therr and were able to use the machine. No wait.

The Moxy brand is geared to young people who want a cool work vibe. It's a chain that focuses on…read moreminimalist amenities at a more affordable price in central locations. This hotel was located within the loop near the river, shops, bars and restaurants. The hotel rooms are basic and small. We were fortunate to get an upgraded room with two queen beds and an amazing view out the window of the city. The window was large and clean. The beds were comfy with ample pillows. Four pillows were provided. The hotel set up is a bit awkward. Room is best for one person as lacks storage for large luggage. Plus there is not a defined bathroom. The shower is within the bedroom. Fortunately the shower was frosted but you walk right into the bedroom so you must be comfortable with those you stay with. Plus the room does really have a deck and chair to work. The desk is a fold down from the wall. The chair for the deck is located on the wall and not really suitable for long term working on sitting as does not have a back to it. The best thing above this hotel are the staff. The front desk staff are super friendly and accommodating and aim to please. The bartender was super friendly and attentive as well. Lastly parking is not available right at the hotel. You have to walk two blocks. Plus parking cost 59 dollars and that's the discounted rate. Also not really a suitable place to drop luggage off. If you pull up to the front door, you are blocking traffic. Base on price of 400 dollars the night we stayed, I would say it's not worth the stay. Maybe it's worth 200 or less for Chicago.

Hampton Inn Majestic Chicago Theatre District - King Room

Hampton Inn Majestic Chicago Theatre District

(138 reviews)

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The Loop

While searching hilton.com for a hotel to stay at on the day of my birthday, Hampton Inn Majestic…read moreChicago Theatre District was the first to pop-up within Chicago. I want to say that I have had my eye on this hotel for a while now after looking for Hilton hotel locations with a peloton bike, which this one has. Other than that, I loved that the location of this hotel sits in the heart of Chicago, surrounding a plethora of activities which made it the perfect choice for hotel stay to celebrate. Okay, it was an experience going up to the lobby area to check in at this hotel, a blonde moment as I am known for if you follow my reviews. The lobby is located on the 4th floor, so be sure to choose "L" for the lobby because there is no 4th floor button listed in the elevator. Me and two other hotel guests had an adventure going up to the lobby area after trying to figure out where the 4th floor button was. My experience with the receptionist working behind the desk was nothing less than professional. Since my room was already booked through Hilton Honors, the only thing check-in consisted of was a verification of my information, a briefing on what is offered, and the receptionist giving me my room key. For your information, check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out ends at 12:00 PM! If you have the Hilton honors application, there is the opportunity to check in with the application, choosing your room, and receiving a digital key, which will allow you to go to your room contactless without seeing a receptionist upon your arrival. I have not used this method, but if you are interested in no contact whatsoever then you can use it with the Hilton Honors application. After locating and entering my room, I thought to myself this is fancy once I took notice of the design and interior color which appeared so elegant! There was a variation of vibrant colors in the room from its curtains to the headboard of the king-size bed, the carpet, and a gold chair that looked like something out of your grandmother's house. Out of all, I just could not take my eyes off the curtains which reminded me of cherry blossoms because of the colors. Inside the bathroom there were liquid products by Gilchrist & Soames Zero% attached to the wall. Throughout my travels, I have noticed that hotels have completely dealt away with the mini shampoo, bath soap, and conditioner products that made great travel hygiene additions. Along with those notable things inside of the room, it met my cleanliness standards. I had no issues whatsoever getting comfortable in the king-sized bed during my stay as my head was engulfed in between the comfortable pillows. While utilizing the shower, I really enjoyed the water pressure; its soothing pressure made me feel very cleansed during each usage. It was wonderful toggling with the spray patterns, with the addictive feel of the pressure hitting my face and body. Other things the room came with that I noticed were a comforter, an iron, ironing board, blow dryer, safe, comforter, a coffee maker (Hamilton Beach), a mini refrigerator, microwave, and USB and AC plugins attached to either the headboard of the bed, lamps, or the television cabinet, which added a nice touch to the room. And the Wi-Fi internet was easy to connect to and not once did I have any connectivity issues with it during my stay. Hampton Inn Majestic, as expected, had an exceptionally beautiful inner interior! As a fitness enthusiast, it was great having a fitness center onsite because it allowed me to keep up with my fitness routines during my stay. I must say that I was pleased to see several dumbbell weights, medicine balls, kettlebells, a decent selection of workout machines, and two peloton fitness bikes which charmed me out of my panties once I spotted them. And oh, honey did I enjoy it on my birthday with the lovely Hannah Frankson as my peloton instructor, who put my legs through torture during her low impact workout. Having the complimentary breakfast was a relief because I did not have to worry about finding a restaurant for breakfast in the morning. And I was highly satisfied with the quality of what was presented. It is served daily from 6:00 AM - 10:00 AM. For you all visiting the city of Chicago, there are plentiful sights, activities, and restaurants within a radius of Hampton Inn Majestic. As a resident, a few that I adore are Willis Tower, Millennium Park, and the Art Institute of Chicago! Next door is the CIBC Theatre, which I noticed upon my initial arrival at the hotel. And if you are looking to explore the city or outer part of the city, the Chicago Union Station, and CTA Train Station are very accessible to-and-from. I would surely book Hampton Inn Majestic Chicago Theatre District again due to my experience with it because the hotel met my comfort needs, and I loved that its location is within an accessible distance of things of interest in downtown Chicago. ~ Live every moment ~ Thomas G

Hampton Inn majestic will let you relive the Chicago fire!!!…read more Was not a fan of their elevators since they kept jumping from levels 6 and 7 and would randomly stop without being called. The last Hampton inn I got stuck in the elavator and had an off experience with getting help, so I chose to use the stairs. Upon using the stairs we were met with SEVERAL linen boxes blocking our only exit. They were all in different directions and could not be easily rolled out, especially when we were blocked behind them. Instead we had to parkour over it to escape. There was a valet driver sitting at the front and ignored us after I asked for help and continued to say she's just valet she can't do anything. These bins were there for well over an acceptable time, blocking the only stairs and fire safety exit but also for people that didn't enjoy their sketchy elevators. And again, pallets were there days later also blocking the ONLY emergency exit and stairwell exit. Completely unacceptable in a normal city let alone one with history of building fires. Exits should not be blocked and it's clear the building uses this space for "storage" often. Before the fire situation even happened, their breakfast situation was insane. Our first morning was on a Monday. Their service is until 10 am and around 9am we headed down for some fuel. By that time, the dining room was packed, the tiny buffet room was empty of food but packed with people who were waiting for tables, chairs and all of the food to be restocked. One woman was trying to run the whole operation while two men just stood behind the concierge desk and watched the shit show of breakfast service happen in front of them. Someone should have helped her get breakfast together. Even if it wasn't their job, in hospitality, their job as hotel manger or anyone who works in the hotel is to make sure the guest have a pleasant stay, not to look pretty sitting in front of the Hampton inn welcome to Chicago sign. Overall unorganized and not something nice to look at when you first walk into a hotel lobby, chaos. You would think the grievances would stop there. However we were then denied the benefits that we get as gold Hilton members. Previously at hiltons and Hilton branches we have been offered two bottles of water per room per day. Most of the time they would be offered upon check in (which they did not) and given daily throughout our stay. This time the concierge allowed my mom just to go grab them out of the fridge. The next day we did the same and the concierge Robyn gave me immediate backlash even after I said we were previously allowed to take them. She repeatedly said I was wrong and gave no hospitality to hear my side of the story. I didn't want to cause a scene and returned my water. She then slammed them onto our table as I was eating breakfast with my family. Definitely could have been better ways for her to deal with the problem and I did not appreciate the hostility coming from the concierge at 9 am. We were already all crammed at a small table because there are no seating arrangements easily accessible for families or even enough seats in the dining room. One star because housekeeping did great and my room was clean and refreshed when necessary (and because zero is not an option) Otherwise I would hope I never have to stay here again.

Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Downtown/Magnificent Mile

Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Downtown/Magnificent Mile

(196 reviews)

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Near North Side, River East

It has been a whole decade since my return to the Windy City. I stay at the same hotel- Courtyard…read moreMarriott. It is amazing thanks to Josephine, she gave me a quiet room to rest and even has the extra towels brought up before I could even reached the room. Now that is service! We will be back. Thank you Josephine for making these weary travelers feel comfortable and care for!

Stayed here for a total of 3 nights. There were just way too many issues for the price that we were…read morepaying. The staff were somewhat friendly until different things started to come up... 1st issue: Friday night the elevators completely stopped working. Big problem due to having a small infant and needing to get the stroller down. We were staying on the 10th floor. But an even bigger problem was that we started to notice floods of people come on our floor and notify us that there was not an exit even via the stairs!!!! My husband got on the phone with the front desk and the reply was "you are just going to have to wait for the elevator." This was completely unacceptable and UNSAFE- what if there was a fire? What if something dangerous was happening and we couldn't get out of the building? This itself would have landed this hotel at a 1-2 rating. The elevator issue didn't fill resolve itself for our whole stay- only 2/3 were in service and they took 5-10 minutes to show up each time. Seriously inconvenient. 2nd issue: they put one of our rooms (we had 3 groups) literally next to the pool. Kids were screaming their heads off beginning at 6:30am and it would carry on until 10pm. When SIL called down to the front desk she was told "sorry that's just how it is and it should quiet down soon." Again, completely unacceptable. We had young children and infants who needed to nap and go to bed early. 3rd issue: we asked for a late check out since our flight was later and we needed to get our baby to take a nap- after all of these issues they said they would extend it to 1:00, which was nice. We did then ask if it could be extended another hour and we were told it would cost $25. Fine... what was not fine was when there was banging on our door and someone walked in at 1:25pm to clean the room. It woke up our baby and completely defeated the purpose of us extending our late check out and paying the extra $25. 4th issue: apparently they don't clean the rooms unless you are staying for 3 or more nights? We didn't know about this and assumed we would get new towels since there is a sign in the bathroom saying "hang towels to reuse" or "if you would like new ones, place them on the floor". We needed new towels so we followed what it said and then were told our rooms wouldn't be cleaned or even checked to see if we needed new towels. Good things I will say: - very convenient area - provided a pack n play - Starbucks in the hotel - hotel room was clean Would have love for this stay to have been better since the Marriott is well known and usually a great place to stay.... but the lack of customer service makes it hard to want to book another room at a Marriott hotel.

Hotel EMC2, Autograph Collection - Hotel EMC2 outside

Hotel EMC2, Autograph Collection

(212 reviews)

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Near North Side, River East

As soon as I saw the photos of Hotel EMC2, I knew I had to book it for my quick weekend stay in…read moreChicago--and I'm so glad I did. Shout-out to Nia at the front desk, who was the first person I encountered when I walked in. Her energy was exactly what you want as a guest--warm, welcoming, and professional. I've spent most of my career in hospitality, so I naturally pay attention to the level of service being provided, and she absolutely set the tone for a great stay. Kudos to her and to the team that hired her. My room was beautiful. Nia also let me know I had been upgraded due to my Marriott loyalty, which was very much appreciated. I stayed in a king room, and the moment I walked in, I honestly considered extending my stay another night. The space had a sleek, modern look, everything was clean, and the lighting gave it a stylish city vibe. I ordered room service shortly after arriving and got a burger with fries (which I believe were Parmesan fries ). Everything was very good, and the room service attendant Lorena was just as kind and pleasant. Even though I was only there for one night, the experience was great from start to finish. The bed was comfortable, the linens were fresh, and the location is incredibly convenient--close to everything, which I always appreciate when traveling. I will definitely look to stay here again the next time I'm in Chicago and hope to have the same wonderful experience.

The hotel staff did a great job of making sure we were comfortable and taken care of. We had…read morebreakfast at the restaurant every morning and loved the omelettes and ALL of the pancakes...yes we tried all of them! The servers were hit or miss when it comes to attentiveness but we had Steve on our last day and he was awesome. The location was great, you're within walking distance of Michigan Ave and there is a Garrett's popcorn right down the street.

The Langham, Chicago - Two double beds.

The Langham, Chicago

(442 reviews)

$$$$

Near North Side

Truly a 5 star experience at The Langham!…read more I was lucky enough to be gifted a stay and had an incredible time. The hotel is so beautiful, I can see why it's ranked #3 in the nation. If you're able to splurge for club access at $200/person, you'll get to experience stunning city views, breakfast, afternoon tea, snacks, unlimited cocktails, and evening bites. We were also sent a bottle of wine and snacks to our room. I loved that they have a free spa area where you can use the sauna, heated stone loungers, and cold showers. The pool was stunning and we enjoyed swimming, just wish the hot tub was hotter as it was lukewarm. The room was great as well with a Nespresso machine and relaxing tub. Every time we stepped out of the room we would come back to a nice surprise, the room would be cleaned or they would leave the water and ice. Very attentive customer service here. Overall it was nice to live in luxury for the night, highly recommend if you're looking to splurge and relax! Hope I'll be able to stay again someday.

The Langham is going down as one of my favorite hotels and arguably for sure top 5…read more The room was amazing and I was very impressed by the birthday set up my wife arranged with the hotel and a third party vendor. Our view was stunning and I loved I could see downtown and the river from our room. We booked the cinema suite for a cute movie night and I loved that. They had a cute popcorn station with candy and pop, plus you can order room service. The spa was amazing and the facilities were nice.

The St. Regis Chicago

The St. Regis Chicago

(45 reviews)

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The Loop

I've been to Miru many times and finally got to try out the hotel for a staycation…read more Pros: -I loved that they had two restaurant options in the hotel. Both have incredible views but I would definitely recommend having at least one meal on the Miru patio if you are there during nice weather. -I was most surprised by their massive gym and has stunning views. It's also open 24 hours. They offered Pilates classes as well for an extra fee. -the hotel is brand new and all the finishes are so high end. The rooms are clean and quiet. The hallways are huge and felt like a maze to navigate but it also added to feeling of privacy. -there were so many high end details that made it extra special (the cozy Frette bath robes, welcome drinks, treat box in the room upon arrival, and the accent lighting in the room). -the location. It's just across the river from the heart of Michigan ave on the north end of a residential development. You don't feel like you are in the middle of the chaos of the city but the park, lake front and river are footsteps away. Negatives: -view was underwhelming ( fourth floor river view . Might choose the park view next time. I'd also recommend not facing the river as there was lots of honking/noise. -the room layout was awkward. They have this huge desk between the bed and tv. The full length mirror is a down a long hallway from bathroom/ where you would be getting dressed. -the room service comes on these huge heavy trays. The staff seemed like they were straining under the weight of it/ it was awkward. -I'd probably skip the spa/massage -$90/ day parking. Was able to do a spothero for about $40 next door.

This hotel has it all from Pilates, to Barre to Yoga to their Athletic Club and Pool…read more The only complaint is that it's not bunched with the other hotels, its toward the end of Wacker next to the lake. So, walking from the Blackbawks shop when it's 20° isn't an easy task. Also, I wasn't able to try the Tre Dita since I didn't book a reservation in advance. Hopefully, I can schedule a reservation in the future. Plus, since it was mid-December, the St Regis had their third annual 12 Days of Sabrage, which guests of honor perform the evening ritual of champagne sabrage, which celebrates the transition from day to night. They offered complimentary toast of champagne and a Vosges Haut-Chocolate truffle. The hotel encouraged everyone to bring a new or lightly used winter clothing for children in need.

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