1. Hyatt Place Chicago/Hoffman Estates

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    Hoffman Estates, IL

    Hyatt Place Chicago/Hoffman Estates

    3.2 (84 reviews)
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    This is the rag I used on the bathroom exhaust fan
    Rich G.

    I'll start with the good. The hotel itself was nice and the room was a good size for two people. I love that it had a mini fridge(being there for 7 days it was a necessity) and a separate room with a sofa/sleeper. The breakfast in the morning was good. It was a nice change from Door Dashing lunches and dinners. Michelle was super nice. She walked around every morning, when she was working, greeting the guess as they ate breakfast. There was another gentleman and I didn't catch his name. He was an Indian gentleman and was super nice and friendly. I did enjoy that they had a coffee bar there all day and night. Now for the bad. our room was not the cleanest that I've seen. Behind the bed was a lighter and a straw like pipe. The bathroom's exhaust fan was filthy and I had to wipe it off (picture included). The exhaust fan worked much better afterwards. The last thing is about one of the employees. I believe his name was Sam but I'm not 100% certain. If he's going to be the first face people see when they come in to that lobby, he needs to work on his personality. I honestly am not trying to be rude but this guy could barely squeak out a hello after you greet him with a hello. Our first night there, I went down to get a couple bottles of water. While he was on the phone with a customer, I was standing there talking with another guess while we waited for him to finish his call. He all of a sudden started waving us away like "I gotcha. Go away". That what I took from the gesture he gave us. I was disappointed with his attitude because everyone else was super friendly and approachable. Would I stay here again if I had to? Yes. The positives outweighed the negatives for that answer

    Marivic C.

    Room for the weekend! Basic free breakfast Which includes french toast, pancakes, all ready made but you must microwave it. Basic juice, apple & oranges and milk with cereal. Rooms are very spacious with a couch and a full pull out bed. 2 bed includes a mini bar area with fridge and separate sink. Nice little getaway room for a family of 5!

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    Grace L.

    We had to stay at this Hyatt place for 4 nights n hoped for a good stay. Check in went well. Real nice guy. Room was nice n I gotta give props to housekeeping. They do a good thorough job. Except 1st night missing soap but rest they give to us n always made room presentable n clean. Only complaint was our tub 1st night was clogged but after calling them they came to fix next day while we were gone. Breakfast was tasty. Loved the color potatoes n cage free eggs they use. Oatmeal yum. Very comfortable stay. Quiet place. Plus I left my earrings by sink n it was still there at night. Ok I wrote this b4 the last night..we came back late and whole room wasn't cleaned:/ the 3 nights housekeeping was great what happened? Very disappointed bc we came back late n need to leave very early the next a.m. n really needed new towels n freshened up room. Esp this last night. We called down for new towels n toiletries n asked what happened. We needed to tt the manager bc this happened b4 on our trip at another hotel n its odd bc most trips we've never had housekeeping mishaps like this The night person said manager only comes in at 8am and she can give us only 1000pts. We had to leave b4 8am the next day. We grabbed breakfast and spoke to the morning staff which was so nice. She was so understanding n accommodating. Apologized and gave us 5000 pts for the inconvenience. Anyways that was our stay here. Almost perfect..

    March 2021
    Allison T.

    Had a staycation exploring the suburbs. The room was good size with one king bed, and another room with 2 double beds. The king room comes with standing shower only while the a double beds room comes with a bath tub. We had both kinds of the room. I needed a bathtub doe the kids. April 2021 (Covid-19) We thought the pool reservation was limited to one room only, per hour blocks. I guess it was miscommunication with the hotel when we were on the phone prior to our arrival. The limit was 20 people per pool- per receptionist, although I found later the sign said limit to 12 people. There was no one to enforce this rule because at one point, there were 2, 2, 4, 6 people, and a group of 8 arrived. The pool was quite dirty and didn't look like it was maintained. We used the pool less than 30 minutes., although it was really the main reason of us booking. Other than that, the stay was nice. There is breakfast available from 6:30-8:30am, with Starbucks (in a portable dispenser) coffee. Receptionist were super nice. Easy to find next to a hotel exit.

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    Mimi L.

    i was out here on a business trip for about a week. The stay here was nice & suited my business needs except their work out area. I stayed on the 6th floor away from the elevator & it was a peaceful week. ::: PROS ::: + Quick c/i & c/o and they have c/i kiosks (i didn't utilize for i prefer the face to face interaction) + Friendly staff + Free hotel parking + Complimentary hotel shuttle w/ 3 mile radius of hotel + Free Continental B-Fast DAILY - - fresh fruits, yogurt, english muffins, toasts, bagels, pb&j, cereal, coffee, tea milk, oj + 24/7 Guest kitchen services + Clean lobby, guest kitchen, rooms + Spacious room with couch/sitting area, working desk, mini fridge/sink area, comfy king size bed, lotsa pillows! + Fashionable decor & furnishings + Free WiFi + 42" Flat HDTV turnable to face the bed or couch area + Yummy grilled chicken quesadilla ::: CONS ::: - Super small closet - Super small work out area - Pretty small toilet/bathtub/shower room - Bathroom sink/vanity area is located outside of toilet/bathtub/shower room - Limited kitchen dining menu items to order from - Not enough restaurants that is w/in walking distance (you only got IHOP or Chili's) All in all this hotel offers reasonable & basic needs especially for those on-the-go business or pleasure travelers~

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    Joy A.

    Dirty, ants on the floor, milky looking water, blood stain on sheet and random hairs everywhere. Bathroom had weird green lighting and was awkwardly set up with the door being hard to shut once you get in there. Barely any space in the bathroom. The TV remote barely worked and was sticky. TV was staticky and had very limited channels. WiFi was barely working. The hotel in general smelled like hospital. The bed was very uncomfortable as well. Breakfast had very limited choices and dirty plates and bowls to eat from. The plates were sticky as well. The eggs were cold and wet. The food tasted old and stale. Wouldn't recommend staying here.

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    Everyone was so helpful! The breakfast was great and the rooms were comfortable. I will be back in mid-Sept and again in October!

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    Vogelei Park - The playground area (pic from the walking path)

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    This place is a hidden gem.... literally. Well, not literally a gem, but literally hidden. GPS told…read moreme to make a right, where all I saw was a Nissan dealership. Nope, and instead I ended up circling around. But sure, enough, make a right when the GPS tells you too. Ignore that the car dealership is there, and pay attention to the fact there's a giant sign letting you know Vogelei Park is there. We had a barbecue at one of the seating areas with a roof and it was OK. The engineers who designed and created the shelter's roof apparently didn't like the sunrise, as the way it was angled, the unusual early June 90-degree heat and sun shone right on us during the early evening. After it got dark, the shelter had lights that illuminated, which was a bummer. Overall though, it's a great place to consider for a BBQ. BATHROOM REVIEW: Located in the building, the bathrooms were good, for a public park bathroom. It had a couple of urinals and stalls. Sit or squat? Squat.

    HIDDEN PARK ALERT!! HIDDEN GEM ALERT!…read more When the sun came out one afternoon after a cloudy, dreary week, I knew I had to find some outdoor spot to frolic about in. Since I was in Palatine at the time, and wanted to go home to Roselle without driving too far out of my way, I pulled up the Yelp app and typed in "park." Too many places popped up, none were what I was looking for. So I tried, "zoo." One of the first things to pop up was the Northern Illinois Raptor Center. What!? I did a quick search on what it was, expected there was some kind of magical owl zoo somewhere, and headed out this way. The drive to this park is very easy to miss. I did miss it, and had to do a long turn about through a neighborhood to get back to the entrance, which is located off of Higgins at the intersection of Golf, in between a couple car dealerships. The easiest way to find it is to look for the Hoffman Estates Park District sign and turn RIGHT THERE. Then you'll see a barn at the end of the drive and a park. Whew. I got out of my car, walked over to the barn and older building, found locked doors, wandered over to a map, scanned the map, saw absolutely no mention of any raptors or owls or birds, and decided, "Screw it, I'll just go walk around the park since I'm already here." Fortunately, my disappointment was quickly dissolved after one leisurely lap around the park. Here's what Vogelei has: - A pond that's part of the Bio Swale Water Quality Initiative. I'm still not quite clear on what it is, but it's a water system that cleans storm water runoff of man-made chemicals while providing a habitat for animals and helping the environment. Whatever it was, it sounded and looked awesome -- grassy, marshy areas, a walking path, a picturesque bride and gazebo. And white birds with long legs that fly away when I try to take pictures (darn bird). - A rose garden. Not a very big rose garden, but it's a nice little rose garden with blooms bigger than my hand. I kid you not. Crazy giant flowers. - Lots of grassy areas for picnicking, hooping, and running around like crazy. The park district also holds concerts (mainly for kids) here sometimes. - A playground jungle gym that's shaped like a barn. Sweet. - A splash pad!! It's basically a large, squishy pad with sprinklers. It's turned on during the day -- all you have to do is press down on one of the buttons on the padded surface to activate the water that shoots up. Yes, there is a chance you could get wet doing this. It's fun. Take it from this lady with the crazy hair (oh, what a sight that must have been)! - A conifer garden: an area with a bunch of tiny pine tree bushes. - Safety town. One of those little set-ups where kids can ride their tiny bikes around a little town and learn how to be safe when they cross the street and all that fun stuff. - The barn. Apparently the barn holds some kind of banquet room that you can rent for events. Cool. The park district's summer camp also uses the building for the kids -- I kind of felt like a creep walking in there. Not sure what that other, seemingly abandoned building was for. I probably spent a good forty-five minutes lurking around the park. Not bad. Still no awesome owl zoo, though. Disappointed, I left and wrote this review. As I was finishing up this review earlier this morning, I decided I really needed to go back and find that mysterious magical bird zoo before finishing this review! Back I went... and instead of an empty park, I was greeting with a full parking lot and tons of camp kids. Definitely not the kind of scene for aimless wandering with a camera. Fortunately, someone pointed me in the direction of the raptor center... YES! IT EXISTS! ... which was in a cluster of tiny house-like buildings, surrounded by a fence to keep people out. There were no birds. The birds will be on display later this year or something. Bummer, but so glad I figured out this mystery! SO. This definitely isn't your typical suburban neighborhood park. I won't go out of my way to come back here again (OK, maybe I will -- because I already did), but if I'm in the area and looking for a quiet park to hang out in, I'd re-visit. Nice job, Hoffman Estates.

    Hyatt Place Chicago/Hoffman Estates - hotels - Updated July 2026

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