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"This hotel is not worth what you pay. We paid 800.00 for one night, no hot tub, 42.00 to park your vehicle. No microwave in the room. Additional costs for everything. For the waterpark to only be open 4 hours once you check in and then an hour the next day before check out. Yes I understand we could have stayed longer our second day but we have a four hour drive home. The waterpark closes to early and opens to late."

"Very clean and great experience overall !"

"The staff was very friendly and helpful ! Although their bowling alley and room decor needs to be updated. Nice lobby room was clean just had a slight smell of old carpet."

"I loved my stay at this hotel. A large part of my trip was visiting restaurants in the west loop and this hotel was the perfect location for that! Just a short walk to Restaurant Row. The staff were so delightful and helpful! Shoutout Felicia and Debbie! The balcony was a lovely touch and free luggage storage after we checked out was very easy and helpful! Also, the restaurant on site was a surprise delight! Loved all the food and the staff and the coffee!!"

"The room was very clean and has comfortable beds. The staff was friendly. We're very happy with the big selection of food, waffles, pancakes, cereals, bagels and much more. We never had a problem finding a parking spot, even on the night we came strolling in at 3:30 A.M."

"Nicely renovated Hotel. Front desk was very helpful. The maid service was inconsistent which leads to believe they are short on staff. Love the bags of ice on offer instead of the noisy machines. Also, despite being so close to the airport the rooms are very quiet and it’s enjoyable to see the planes coming in for a landing."

"Rooms were not updated no fridges phones didn’t work remote controls were missing generally not maintained well"

"Good and clean"

"I arrived at 3:00pm and was unable to check in early. When I checked in at 4:00, I was told my room was not cleaned yet and asked to wait. I had to wait an additional hour and a half to get a room (as did several others). The lobby only has two chairs, so most of us stood the whole time. When I finally got a room at 5:30, the recliner footrest was broken. The room was 62 degrees with the A/C on full blast, making a loud squealing noise. I tried to adjust the wall and unit controllers, but could not turn off the fan or stop the sound. I returned to the desk to try to get another room, which I was granted. However, the second room also had the A/C on full blast at 62 degrees. The fan was excessively loud, but it wasn't squealing and I could adjust the temperature (or so I thought). The room had obviously been cleaned hurriedly and very sloppily. There was a plate in the microwave with food scraps on it, a used washcloth hanging over the shower curtain rod, no toilet paper on the roller (fortunately there was a roll under the sink, which smelled musty), and several bits of food and small paper scraps were under the desk and around the perimeter of the floor. The alarm clock cord was damaged/partially missing and unable to be used. I was exhausted and had a very early flight so I decided to just accept it. I slept poorly because the fan was so loud cycyling on and off. I woke up to a 62 degree room despite setting it to 70. The shuttle was on time though! Overall, very poor."