Chicago Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Chicago, Illinois

"they gave me early check-in, it was easy to find and conveniently located. the temperature control and TV were perfect. if you are storing your bags during the day, allow some time for them to retrieve them from storage."

"Great location, great staff, clean and spacious rooms. Only down side was no microwave in the room. We had delicious Chicago food we couldn’t eat later in the day. Overall great stay!"

"Helpful staff. Clean, comfortable room. Will stay again."

"The room shown in the picture is not the one they put me on"

"It was excellent..everything "

"Clean room and great location "

"The Freehand is a funky little hotel located near Michigan Ave and the waterfront in Chicago. The decor is cool, with a dark reddish vibe. There is a comfortable lounge, a nice bar, and a cafe. The room was clean and the bed comfortable. There is a gym though I didn’t see it. And they held onto our suitcases for us after we checked out while we did a day full of activities before going to the airport. Cons - the room and bathroom were small and very tight. Our room door was difficult to open and close. The cafe was not serving breakfast the one day I was there without explanation. The bar had a very small wine selection - no Chardonnay. The front desk was usually manned by only one person and they had to answer the phone while we were trying to check in and out. It was fine for our purposes, and not too expensive, but even though I gave it 4 stars I probably would not stay there again. I need a little more room and doors that close safely."

"The room was actually pretty good and pretty good size for two people and a queen bed I really loved it and I would go back again."

"Literally my fave hotel I’ve ever stayed at on the mag mile. Amazing view, amazing room. Staff super friendly. No notes "