Chicago Hotel Guide - Hamlin Park hotels in Chicago, United States of America.

"I killed a roach, there were stains on the lamp shade and crumbs all under the desk and some random pipe thing coming out of the wall. The positive, is the location was good. "

"Clean room, nice patio. Staff was helpful! Parking near by, during events nearby it will cost more to park. "

"Everything was okay but in the pictures of the listing it was a regular condo and then we get there we end up in a basement. It was fine and nice but a little more obvious when renting a basement for 1700 would be nice"

"Room was clean and comfortable "

"The best breakfast I’ve ever had!!"

"This apartment was perfect for our stay. It was very clean and super comfy. The beds were awesome, the kitchen was stocked with everything you'd need to cook. The location was perfect and the neighborhood was very nice. We would definitely book again! Definitely deserves the 5 stars!!!"

"bad advertising and straight up didnt stay after the receptionist was zero help. cant speak for anything else."

"Clean, brightly lit bathroom with a large window facing the Chicago skyline. Nice TV with good channel selection. Beautiful gym facilities with a restaurant and cafe that were great for breakfast. Quiet during the day and night in my room."

"I forgot an art print here in my room. $50 Print. A normal hotel you could call somebody because housekeeping would turn it into lost and found. With this place, the email for customer service returns as doesn’t exist. The phone number direct you to the website which has no way to talk to anybody. So because they have absolutely no contact with their customers, I am out of $50 art print from my vacation. And that absolutely sucks. It was a small but acceptable room for what you pay. But the lack of customer service and how I’m losing a very memorable item from an otherwise great vacation because they have no way to figure out problems with their customers is inexcusable. They avoid contact and you wonder why they need that lack of accountability."