Find hotels near Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago from ￥17,067

"My friend was given a very small room and never got room service. Also, we want adjoining rooms, which they could not give us but put us on the same floor as far apart as was possible. I had requested the adjoining rooms with Expedia long before we arrived. Obviously, you have no clout with them. Bottom line. I would never stay there again."

"Parking should be at public parking. Fee is ok"

"Very clean. Room was in great condition and decorated tastefully. Great view. The staff was friendly, attentive, and very helpful. Room had a full size fridge, microwave, and kitchenette. This hotel was a tremendous value."

"Ok breakfast, nice bar."

"The hotel is located in a very convenient spot, right in the heart of Chinatown and near the Red Line, which can get you to the city very easily. There are many retail and restaurant options nearby, mostly Asian cuisines. The hotel itself did not have great amenities. There is no breakfast, no gym, no laundry facilities, and no microwave (I stayed in a standard queen room). There is a mini fridge, a TV with cable, and WiFi. This hotel is singularly just a place to sleep- that is all. Staff was overall nice."

"Accessibility, clean rooms budget friendly and helpful staff"

"One of the hotel’s elevators was broken, which made the trip up and down our room ridiculously slow. Breakfast was all processed foods, with very few healthy options. Most of all, the hotel was just too crowded. Breakfast felt like an airport, with not enough sitting for everyone. Our attempt at the hotel’s pool was a disater: overcrowded, water too cold and another parent jumping in the pool with her yeti boots. It was not a relaxing nor enjoyable stay at all. Staff was very nice. "

"Great location to the city. Close parking after 8 got a bit hard, but wasn't impossible. the farthest i walked was a block away one night, still easy. Not a shared space! You're all alone bb. really easy to get acquainted with! If you want to watch stuff on the tv, i think you'd have to sign in with your own stuff, i snuck an account on one of the services that was already logged in, but felt guilty because- hey! idk this person (i deleted it after like a good egg, anyways). The area is pretty quiet, don't see a ton of people and it's pretty insulated from the main street so I felt I could relax in an unfamiliar city. The only other things to think about are relatively small. The showers Hot and Cold dials are flipped! The neighbors upstairs are uh. quite loud. I definitely understood why some neighbors insist a broom for any apartment living. It's not talking or anything it's just footsteps. bum bum bum bum. . . bum bum bum. FLUUUUSH. the occasional BANG. Who's the clumsy guy dropping everything upstairs? They'd be up walking around til like 1am. I was planning for early mornings most the time, so next time i'd plan for earplugs. I'd say the ceiling should drop a biiiit, but I liked the rate this place was at so I won't complain too much. Note to owners: Add lamps, please. the overhead lighting is blinding with each switch, I'd kill for some warmer light! All in all, really good! Made my first time in Chicago an unforgettable experience! "

"This was by far one of the worst hotel experiences of my life. The property condition is dated and not aligned with the photos. The towels had visible stains on them. The coffee maker has and old and used pod in it. The bathtub was clogged then my room wasn’t cleaned on a two night stay. I’d highly recommend any travels to avoid this property at all cost. Then to charge a destination fee of $25 per day but run out of food choices a breakfast is incredibly. Id describe this as a historic property that is not in alignment with the travel of the future. "