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"My family and I enjoyed this hotel. The location was good, it felt like a mostly safe area (though we were approached a couple of times by people asking for money while standing out front). Valet parking at the hotel is pricey (expected in downtown Chicago), but we parked in a garage around the corner for less ($53). The happy hour was nice- limited snacks, but the complimentary drinks, 2 per evening, were appreciated! And the breakfast offerings were pretty good, but get there early! I believe it runs 6:30am-9:30am, but after 7:30-8, it gets pretty busy. The coffee was just ok, so I went to the Starbucks next door for my morning coffee fixes. My son enjoyed the pool, but it gets pretty crowded later in the evening (closes at 10pm). Plenty of elevators, never had to wait long. And the desk staff, along with the food staff, were great! Would definitely stay here again."

"Great location, close to every attraction in the city."

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"Nice , clean , and quiet"

"Great stay!"

"Fast and easy check in and check out! "

"Clean nice room. Staff friendly and helpful. Fabulous continental breakfast to start your day. "

"I liked this hotels location. There amenities were wonderful. The hotel was really nice."

"This was our first time in Chicago and the location was perfect! The Red Line (we took to get to White Sox and Cubs games) was only 5 blocks or so away and there is a bus stop right at the corner of Michigan Ave and Ontario, making for easy commutes. Kids are 5, 9, & 10 and we ended up walking everywhere except the ballparks (Willis Tower, Navy Pier, Millennium Park) and there are so many restaurant options that are nearby. With the kids, we usually look for hotels with a free continental breakfast but didn’t miss it. The staff were all so helpful and kind during our stay, too! The gym was clean and quiet (even being right next to the pool), and the cardio equipment and weights were in good condition - better than most hotels that I’ve been at recently. The pool area has several tables and loungers, accommodating about 3 to 4 families at a time. There are several Walgreens and CVS stores that were convenient for cheap snacks, beverages, and any items you may have forgotten. The noise of the city doesn’t stop at night-we heard fire engine and police sirens often during the day and night. This didn’t disturb our sleep (on the 22nd floor) since we turn on music for ourselves and kids at nighttime anyway. "