I stayed at this hotel from 4/7- 7/11. This hotel is well-run and efficient. I was attending a…read moreconference and found the check-in process to be quick and to the point. The elevators are separated between the top 15 floors and floors 1-28. The room was easy to find, though the listing on the room would be better appreciated as you exit the elevator and not as you turn a corner to realize the tiny print is the room numbers. The room is spacious with a king-size bed, a decent-size bathroom, and a closet with an ironing board and iron. They offer dry cleaning service and a safe that allows the guest to set the pin to lock the safe. A large TV and many rooms have views of skyscrapers. It is quiet at night. The bed is comfortable. The bathroom has an energy-saving function that requires the guest to press the button for 3 seconds to turn on the lights. This was not explained at the desk, nor are there instructions in the room about this feature. The master control and shower head are at opposite ends of the shower, so it's a bit awkward to turn on the water as you move back and forth to get it to your liking. The window, on the 22nd floor, opens enough to allow a breeze through, but only enough for an adult to stick an arm out of the opening. The selection of food options in-house is great, with a very large pantry on the lobby floor. There are no prices for most of the items in the pantry, and it comes as a bit of a sticker shock. It would be nice if all prices were available as consumer-friendly options. The service staff who cleaned the rooms were just amazing. I did not put a sign out for no service, but the staff member on that floor checked on me each day, even when I did place the no-service sign, to ask if I needed towels or anything. Now the operators of this wonderful hotel must know that the area where cabs and cars arrive had such heavy use of marijuana that I think I got a contact high and my first ever case of the munchies. For a hotel that can cost up to 200-300 dollars a night to stay, this was an unexpected experience and one I hope not to repeat should I stay at your hotel again.

Stayed at Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile for a work trip. Overall, it is a pretty…read morestandard Marriott experience in a big city. The standout was Stephan at check-in. He was exceptionally friendly, knowledgeable, and welcoming, which honestly set the tone on a positive note right away. The rooms themselves felt a little dated, and my TV remote barely wanted to cooperate during the stay. Nothing terrible, just small things that made the room feel a bit tired overall. The location is definitely convenient, especially for walking around downtown.

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.

Staff is very accommodating, shot out to Curtis and John for great service! Tavern 56 has a…read moredelicious brunch on weekends although wasn't a fan of their other sushi restaurant needs help- they have a convenient cafe kiosk with fresh coffee in the lobby, although was minimally stocked. This location is more international biz travelers, and allowed for very quiet evenings and experience. Every staff member was so cool and was very Chicago vibes. The spa has an amazing gym and great lap pool and sauna, wish there was a jacuzzi. The room was very clean and we had a gorgeous view of the river. The location is dynamite and can't be beat, walked to Lou Malnatis around the corner, miracle mile, the river what a fantastic way to see Chicago and come back to a friendly staff with luxury accommodations. The view was so amazing we were there for 4 nights and not once had to turn on the tv! Makes me want to explore other Trump properties, bravo Chicago!!!!

The Accommodations The suite functions more like a luxury…read moreapartment than a standard hotel room. It is fully equipped with a kitchen and ample living space, making it ideal for longer stays or those seeking a residential feel. The cleanliness is exceptional, supported by daily housekeeping that maintains a high standard throughout the visit. The Highlights * The View: One of the standout features is the spectacular, unobstructed view of Lake Michigan. * The Spa: The Trump Spa offers a solid wellness experience. The "Goddess Massage" is a recommended treatment, providing a comprehensive 2-in-1 experience that combines a full-body scrub with a professional massage. The Drawbacks * Dining at Terrace 16: Despite the convenience of a $60 daily breakfast credit, the morning meal at Terrace 16 is best avoided. The food quality does not meet expectations, and the pricing is high enough that guests will almost certainly exceed the allotted credit. * Value Proposition: Between the lackluster breakfast and the potential for high out-of-pocket costs at the restaurant, the dining experience significantly detracts from the overall value. I would totally stay here again for The excellent service, cleanliness and the spectacular view. Love having the kitchen area as well.

nice building, ok area for the south side. well.. tolerable at best…read more the average customer base is comprised of an eclectic mix of the homeless, the homies, and the homely. pretty much what i would expect a city warming center would look like at 2am. and you would like me to pay one whole american dollar for this experience? no thank you. the employees are rude ( at best ) the office smells of 3 wk old tuna fish in july, and a shoe in for the cast of next seasons biggest loser.

If you think you are clever and get well for glambing. Please come to this place. Many game that…read moreyou shoud like sure. Keep your money to play and get award too much money from there.

One of the best hotels I've stayed at…read more Good service, clean and spacious rooms, and an edible continental breakfast. On the same block as numerous restaurants, in walking distance to the train, and walkable to other parts of Chinatown.

Kind and helpful staff. Fabulous free breakfast in the…read moremornings with lots of satisfying options. Spacious room with comfortable beds and extra sleeping options.

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.

Old dirty rooms, no running water in the morning. If I could give zero stars o would.read more

It's a room with a bed and that's all we needed so I guess it lived up to that. But the bathroom…read morehad hair all over the floor and was a little sketchy. And the room was definitely haunted. Very flat pillows and very thin blanket.

I was in town for a training and chose The Midland Hotel since it was the closest to my office. I…read morehad a 3 night stay at this tribute hotel and was very impressed. I experienced great front desk hospitality, my room was clean and spacious, and the location of the hotel was perfect. Travel to River North, West Loop, and other main neighborhoods was convenient. Not the most scenic view outside my window, but I appreciated that I had a massive corner room. The bed and pillows were comfy, and bonus points that my neighbors upstairs, downstairs, and on my floor were quiet and respectful. I had such sound sleep the entire time. The desk in my room was equipped with all the electrical and av outlets I needed to work out of my room like I was working out of a NOC.

This hotel has gone demonstrably downhill since its former incarnation as the W Hotel. As a fan of…read morethe bougie bar (TM) I have fond memories of the W chain in both NYC and Chicago. At the time I thought this was the height of what I in my younger days considered urban chic and expense account luxe...at least until the Great Recession reared its head, ushering in the end of this heady era. More recently, I happened upon the Midland Hotel on an early autumn evening, as I was running early for an event taking place nearby. I opted to stop in for a pregame libation and found myself immediately regretting my choice. The bar setup felt corporate yet seedy at once. It was clear the Old Fashioned I ordered on deal was premixed. While I do not like to badmouth anything having to do with personnel during this post-Covid era, with all of the challenges it has wrought, the service here stood out for its indifference. There were three servers chatting among themselves behind the bar and only a couple of patrons who already had drinks. When I asked for water and subsequently a straw, I was met with a guised eyeroll and "anything else?" Fortunately, I was able to enjoy my drink in peace as I texted my friend where I was, so we could meet up and walk to the event together. It was a tale of two bars, as when my male drinking companion arrived, the server immediately turned on the charm. She also treated me observably more warmly when she noticed that I was accompanied by a man. I'm dismayed, but not shocked, that such retrograde attitudes exist in what is almost 2026 America. In any event, this bar served its purpose as a meeting point, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to revisit.