Find hotels near St. Alexius Medical Center, Chicago from ￥10,330

"The staff were very nice and helpful when I had questions. The free breakfast and happy hour was great as well. Would love to stay there again if in the area."

"Staff was okay. It is an old building. It looked like some rooms were renovated but it was at bare minimum. The hotel has central aur and heat so it was a bit cold. Beware most beds a Full bed not Queen size. The was a safe and old fridge. The ipad provided worked when it wanted too. I thought it was a nice upgrade but if you are a senior and technology challenge. Their should be welcome book written out as well. I can say what was a great service waa we could store our luggage before check in. That was huge. Would I return for another stay? Probably no for the price. "

"The breakfast was the best part really wish they would have had their rooftop open"

"Very nice "

"The hotel environment is very nice. Clean room，friendly staff "

"The bar was fine we got 2 free drinks."

"Staff was very helpful and hardworking. Facility and infrastructure was old and need improvement."

"Very clean, great helpful staff, fun time!!"

"The only good thing about this hotel is the location. Everything else is abysmal. The amenities literally just tick the boxes for absolute minimum. 1-ply, industrial-grade toilet paper, a bathroom without a ventilation fan, flimsy plastic toilet seat covers - this is a 4-star hotel? There was significant wear along the entire length of the dresser/minibar, as well as cosmetic damage to both lighted wall fixtures, closet shelves were visibly broken and unusable, even a hole that had rotted through one of the baseboards in the bathroom. The staff is clearly not versed in the term "hospitality" and constantly greet you with a dour face and a sour mood. Worst of all, by far, is the complete lack of insulation or sound deadening for a room that has ostensibly been renovated somewhat recently. Both nights of my stay I was kept awake until 4-5am by the sounds transmitted through the walls, pipes, and fixtures. Conversations, television programs, doorknobs, the 20th Century Fox fanfare when someone began a film at 3:30am. I was forced to hear it all. Keep in mind, I had walked over 12 miles BOTH of these days; I should have had no issue falling asleep. The checkout procedure was fast, which is handy, because you won't want to spend another second more than you have to when you realize what a mistake booking a room in this place is."