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Where to stay in Washington Heights

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Downtown Chicago

The heart of the Midwest’s glittering metropolis has many offerings, from shopping and dining to parks, museums and exciting contemporary public art.

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Magnificent Mile

Upscale shopping district with luxury department stores, boutiques, and acclaimed restaurants, featuring landmarks like the Wrigley Building and Chicago Water Tower. The Magnificent Mile is easily accessible by public transit and seasonal trolley service.

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The Loop

Chicago's central business district boasts numerous global businesses, retail establishments, and theaters. Explore the Loop Retail Historic District, Chicago Landmark Historic Michigan Boulevard District, and visit iconic attractions like the Art Institute of Chicago.

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River North

Artistic spirit thrives here, with art galleries and a design district featuring luxury interior furnishings. Explore Kingsbury Park, enjoy vibrant nightlife on Hubbard Street, and visit the iconic Contemporaine Building.

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Lincoln Park

Upscale national retailers, boutiques, and bookstores abound in this affluent area, alongside numerous restaurants and coffee shops. Must-see attractions include Lincoln Park Zoo, Chicago History Museum, and North Avenue Beach. Easily accessible via CTA transit and major roads.

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Top Washington Heights Hotel Reviews

The Chicago Hotel Collection Ambassador Gold Coast

4/10 Poor

"Was okay, small room with a poor view, didn’t have the rollaway bed ready had to be requested separately. Overall wasn’t terribly impressed it was an overpriced Travelodge"

Hotel Riu Plaza Chicago

6/10 Okay

"This is a new hotel (2024) but you can already see wear and tear. It’s maybe slightly better than a holiday inn. The blanket is a little weird in that’s it’s a fleece between two sheets. It’s clear the fleece isn’t washed between stays as you can see hair. I agree with other reviews that not having card verification on both sides of the elevator is a huge miss. It’s only on the right side so people crowd the right panel. You can’t fault the staff - super nice and polite."

Hotel Felix River North/Magnificent Mile

2/10 Terrible

"First I was thinking that the hotel is a good place. The location was very good close to tourist attractions. The room I had reserved was on top floor which I was expecting a view but the room had a small window facing some other building rooms.the room had issues at the beginning which was the toilet was wobbly and I saw a bug on the ceiling plus some spider web. The main issue was at the last night of the stay the AC of the hotel was not working and after several calls someone came and said it’s fixed and after they left the issue was not fixed and after calling the front desk 10 times I had to go down at midnight to see no one was there. The next day after having a bad night sweating I went to talk to the manager she was so unreasonable telling me that the issue was due to weather and they will be able to give us a very little compensation which didn’t make sense to me as I couldn’t sleep the whole night. Anyway do a better search and ont pay $300 for a night with this problems"

Hilton Chicago

6/10 Okay

"As soon as we walked in, we noticed the bathroom reeked of mildew. I assume it’s because there’s no actual working fan in the bathroom so the moisture just sits in there (the lack of AC probably doesn’t help anything). The air conditioning was set to 65 degrees when we got to the room but it was far warmer than that temperature. I don’t think the AC actually worked and the fan kept shutting off even though I had it on the manual “on” setting. The floor was … kind of gross. We had our dog who immediately started sniffing certain areas. I’m assuming because another dog’s scent was still in there. I sat on the floor a couple of times before realizing that it was fairly dusty and kind of dirty. The mini fridge would’ve been nice to have but it clearly also didn’t work well. It maybe got down to 50 degrees. I checked all the wires but gave up. The bed had a flat sheet instead of a fitted sheet on the bottom. That’s whatever. The duvet had no cover. There were simply just 2 flat sheets on both sides of it. The bed itself was absurdly soft to the point where you immediately sink in and not in a comfortable/good way. I got a $10 USD food/drink credit which basically amounted to 1 bottle of soda (priced at $7 USD) which was a perk, I suppose. This hotel wasn’t the worst but it wasn’t great, by any means. I’d try a different hotel if you can."

Frequently asked questions

What's it like in Washington Heights?

Washington Heights is a neighborhood that travelers like for its restaurants and shopping. Are you looking for Washington Heights travel tips? Be sure to check out Dr. Percy Julian Residence and Carter G. Woodson Library while you're in the neighborhood.

Where is the best place to stay in Washington Heights?

Expedia customers rank Motel 6 - Chicago, IL the highest for a stay in Washington Heights.

How many hotels are there in Washington Heights?

When you want to find places to stay in Chicago, start by booking one of Expedia's 5 hotels and other accommodations in Washington Heights.

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Washington Heights, will I receive a refund?

Yes, you'll find most room reservations are refundable provided that you cancel prior to the accommodation's cancellation deadline, which is often 24 or 48 hours before your check-in date. If you have a reservation that's non-refundable, you may still be able to cancel and be given a refund within a 24-hour period of your booking. Add your dates and click on "Search", then filter by "fully refundable" to review the best options available in Washington Heights.

Where can I learn more about changing or cancelling my trip to Washington Heights?

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What can I see and do in this Chicago neighborhood?

A few attractions you might want to check out while you're in Washington Heights are Dr. Percy Julian Residence and Carter G. Woodson Library. When you're sightseeing in Chicago, Highland Community Bank and Johnson Products are also worth a stop.

How can I get around Washington Heights and the greater Chicago area?

Looking for a quick way to explore more of the city? Catch a ride on metro transit at 95th Street - Longwood Station and 103rd Street Washington Heights Station. If you want to head out of town, you can hop aboard a train at Chicago Brainerd Station.

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Motel 6 - Chicago, IL

Sable at Navy Pier Chicago, Curio Collection by Hilton

Travelodge by Wyndham Downtown Chicago

Congress Plaza Hotel

Silversmith Hotel Chicago Downtown

Staypineapple, An Iconic Hotel, The Loop

Hotel Riu Plaza Chicago

Palmer House a Hilton Hotel

The Blackstone, Autograph Collection

Best Western Grant Park Hotel

The Wade

LondonHouse Chicago, Curio Collection by Hilton

Eurostars Magnificent Mile

Omni Chicago Hotel

Swissotel - Chicago

Freehand Chicago

Fairmont Chicago at Millennium Park

Hilton Chicago

Hotel 55 Chicago Downtown

The Whitehall Hotel, BW Premier Collection

Where to stay in Washington Heights

Downtown Chicago

Magnificent Mile

The Loop

River North

Lincoln Park

Top Washington Heights Hotel Reviews

The Chicago Hotel Collection Ambassador Gold Coast

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