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    Ruhi T.

    Nice down town hotel, good location, clean and comfy rooms, bathroom a little small but typical of older high rise hotels in downtown Chicago.

    bill m.

    Love the atmosphere and food of this quaint hotel with many options for breakfast and dinner.

    Terry K.

    Stayed here on a cross-country road trip. This hotel is located downtown and there is no street parking or hotel self-parking. They do offer valet parking for $85 valet. We ended up using a public parking structure about a quarter mile away ($22/day). Now this is a pet friendly hotel and there's even a water bowl and treats right by the check-in desk for your dog. Located amongst the downtown area, this hotel is a little pricey. Our room was nice and comfy. We checked in late so they let us sleep in and check out late at no additional charge. There's a small restaurant on the main floor that has a small bar if you're looking for a late night drink. We didn't partake so I can offer any advice on it. Overall, this was a decent hotel. No complaints here.

    Rhonda F.

    Wow! What a cute doll house hotel in the Gold Coast/Magnificent Mile neighborhood. This adorable, boutique hotel offers charm and character. The lobby on this visit was decorated in sexy, loungey Christmas decor. It was so comfortable and unique. Right across they way is the small restaurant that was fantastic as well. Arriving and checking in was very easy and pleasant. The doormen/valet were very friendly. Taylor at the front desk was incredible. He was cordial and helpful beyond expectations. Our room was huge. The bathroom offered double sinks. The beds were very comfortable and all areas of the room were very clean. I will definitely return for another visit.

    JoAnn R.

    We really enjoyed our stay here this past weekend. Boutique trendy feel made it very warm and welcoming. Best part was its location just a couple blocks off Michigan Ave and near water tower place, shopping and restaurants all walkable and safe. Classy feeling area for the city. More pricey hotels next door like 4 seasons, Westin etc. this being a Marriott property it was just as nice but more cost friendly. Friendly staff and bell hop / valet worked his butt off running back and forth and helping everyone he could on his own. We valet parked it but saw parking walkable near by but we had already paid for the night. We couldn't tip the guy enough, it was just that great. We had a light dinner in the restaurant and a couple glasses of wine and it was very good with good selection too. Bartender was helpful and friendly. TVs with World Series and College football on so that was cool too. Menu was limited in my opinion struggled deciding what sounded appetizing but our salads were good. Our room was small but we didn't need a lot of space. Beds were comfortable and when we asked for an extra pillow they brought one up in like 2 minutes.

    Christy N.

    The hotel is beautiful. Small and quaint with adorable seating areas. Check in was simple and service from that end was great! Lots to walk around to and the beachfront is really close by. The other reviews are not wrong...restaurant service is terrible and over priced for what you recieve in terms of service and food quality. Great for slow sipping a drink and people watching. The elevators are really slow and it didn't spoil the visit. I think if the restaurant staff had an overhaul, this place would be worlds better. But in terms of a city hotel that feels safe and nice with easy access- I'd totally stay again!

    Old Fashioned happy hour special at the bar
    Shanti N.

    This review is solely for the lounge/bar. Truly a case of being hidden in plain sight, as this spot was not on my radar as offering happy hour specials until I moseyed by one afternoon and noticed the menu posted on one of the windows (fyi: there is live music starting in January, 6 pm on Fridays). The lounge area is tucked away, off the main lobby-- much appreciated in winter as it gives a person a chance to put away their cold-weather accessories and get somewhat combobulated before venturing to the bar area. The specials are $8 cocktails (Old Fashioned and Cosmopolitans) and $8 glasses of Prosecco. The crowd mostly skews to tourists, but I found it to be a relaxed, convivial spot. The holiday decor and views of the streetside bustle added to the festive feel. I wish the chairs at the bar would have had backs but otherwise an awesome happy hour experience.

    Awesome Free Breakfast! You can have bacon or Italian sausage and the toast is amazing. It's like they bake their own bread.

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    Had a wonderful experience here! Staff was very kind and helpful & our room was great :)

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    Great service and atmosphere. This, even while they are under construction making improvements

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    Marriott owns this boutique hotel, but they've dumbed it down, it's not nearly as nice as before Marriott came along.

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    Beautiful little boutique hotel New renovations. Charming little bar/restaurant, a neighborhood hang out.

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