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"The room was small but great value price wise. It’s a nice spot for a couple just visiting for a day or two. The bathroom was really tight but we managed. Only complaint I had was the fact that the heat is controlled for the entire building. It was freezing in the room because they said it was out of season to have the heat on in May (ppl are still wearing coats in Chicago in May lol) but they were nice enough to provide a space heater which made it comfortable! Would stay again."

"Hotel was dated and old. It had some charm, but elevator was scary slow and they had to turn off the water while I was there. Definitely needs some renovation..."

"We’re given the corner room with a window and the awesome view of the river. Clean room, very comfortable pillows and mattress. 2 bathrooms with 2 queen beds. Spacious. Staffs were kind and courteous. Location is very central to everything we wanted to experience on this trip."

"The hotel was so clean and everyone was friendly! Great location!"

"The room was a little small, but fit my needs on a 3 day business trip. The bar downstairs served a limited breakfast... And had free fruit, and Coffee in the morning. The staff was extremely friendly, and very attentive to guests. In summary I would stay here again on business."

"Very small room"

"There was no kitchen in my room even though my reservation said there was a kitchenette. It wasn’t an issue so I didn’t pursue it. The water station on every floor was epic! Used it several times a day. The cleaning staff never cleared a used coffee cup from my room over 3 days, nor did they replace the coffee pods I used even though I was enthusiastically told at reception that all the coffee was free. Just odd. Otherwise, serviceable and clean although decor badly in need of an update."

"Good"

"Great location for our first time visiting Chicago. Nice room and friendly staff. The views amongst the other tall buildings was beautiful. I'd definitely stay here again."