Hotell nära DePaul Art Museum

“A fantastic stay yet again. I have stayed here the last few years while attending a conference. All the staff were great and amazing selection of food for breakfast and for late night snacks. I will be back again next year”

“Don’t expect luxury but a good, modern hotel with cleaning only when requested. Bed was excellent as was the penthouse restaurant/bar. Valet parking and garage available in the building. I would recommend a room on the top floors due quite a bit of street noice, not over bearing but certainly noticeable. Unusually high water pressure which made showering almost painful. Our air conditioning/heating unit was loud but that seemed to be only in our room since other people in our group had no...

“Hotel is old and needs an update. Right next to blue line el. Very noisy”

“Fantastiskt hotell på fantastiskt läge nära vattnet, shopping och bra restauranger. Pool på 18:e våningen med utsikt över Lake Michigan. Missade städningen en dag av 9 där vi blev kompenserade med en flaska vin i övrigt inget att klaga på. ”

“Super cute hotel, great parking lot with EV charging stations. Front desk staff could have been more helpful. Two young women working when I checked in and then had a question about parking the next day made me feel like I was taking them away from something more important.”

“The location is great. There's so much nearby within walking distance. It's an easy uber drive to Wrigley Stadium and close enought to Cloud gate and river tours. Unfortunately, the elevator was not working during our stay so it meant going up and down 4 flights of stairs. The staff was very friendly! They had just opened a new in house restaurant which is convenient, we just didnt get enough time to try it. ”

“Amazing !!!!! Would stay again, clean, beautiful Spot, great area !”

“Vi stannade en natt. Bemötande av personalen på kvällen vid incheckning var under all kritisk. Otrevlig, trött och ohjälpsam. Personalen på morgonen när vi checkade ut var mycket bättre. Rummet var ok.”

“Comfortable hotel, in need of some renovation, conveniently located at the Red Line Belmont station by Boystown. Unfortunately, one of the receptionists had an unfriendly attitude. ”

“C”

“Lägenhetshotell med veckostädning. Rent och fräscht. Perfekt för veckovistelse med möjlighet till matlagning, frukost i lägenheten. Diskmaskin och tvättmaskin/torktumlare finns. Bra gym i huset. Centralt läge med nära till både tunnelbana och buss. ”

“What a treasure hidden on a quiet street close to the lake and boystown. Charming facility with attentive, warm, professional staff. Parking is available for an extra fee and its well worth not searching for on street parking. It's going to be my go-to hotel from now on!”

“The location is perfect, ideal for party and celebration in bar and getting to know Boystown. The bathroom area and bed very clean and comfortable. *Uncover the closets in the room for convenience of storing suitcases and travel items. ——————————————————————— La ubicación es perfecta, ideal para pasar días de fiesta y de conocer boystown. El área de baños y cama muy limpias y cómodas. Cosas a mejorar: Desayuno (9am solo quedaba cereal para desayunar) Desocupar los closet de la habitación...

“Easy check-in experience and kind staff in lobby, however the place has absolutely 0 security. The door to my shared room had a digital lock but it didn’t work, so the door couldn’t lock. As I woke up in the morning and was on my way out at around 8.30-9 there were two random people (not paying guests) sleeping in the lobby and behind the front desk. Sure it’s a clean place and great for a cheap stay in Chicago, just don’t bring any valueables what so ever. ”

“The staff lack training in hospitality, customer service, and consideration. The photos used are misleading. The property is under scaffolding. It doesn't matter how much cleaning is done, the kitchen, bathrooms, and common areas always feel gritty and sticky. This hostel is far from community-oriented with how the staff avoid greetings and acknowledgment. Most of the people who stay here also contribute to the discomfort and awkwardness.”