Chicago Hotel Guide - Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center hotels in Chicago, United States of America.

"Good location, free parking, clean and spacious rooms."

"I enjoyed breakfast, the staff were welcoming and courteous. The room was clean, however, I am not sure the carpets were well vacuumed. I enjoyed staying on the presidential floor, the view was breathtaking. "

"Parking was convenient and easy to access. The staff were incredibly helpful. The hotel itself was very quiet and peaceful. Great location within walking distance of several restaurants and stores "

"Clean room, great location"

"Front desk was very helpful when we had small emergencies before a wedding. Clean room, good breakfast, great location. Overall great stay"

"This hotel has not been maintained. It needs to be cleaned better, especially the shared space. A good carpet cleaning would make me feel comfortable removing my shoes. Staff was friendly and helpful. We would choose a different hotel next time."

"The Hotel stay was perfectly fine although when my party needed to move to a separate location, we ran into issues and were not able to get a refund on the extra nights that were reserved."

"Room was as expected. Clean and ready for my stay. I didn’t get the service I got prior from the staff but I did get accommodation and kind staff as expected. Front entrance to lobby needs some attention. There was a beer can on the ground and a few cigarette butts on the concrete to the doors. Door glass to the lobby was kind of dirty this time I noticed. Other than that I felt safe and comfortable at this hotel again and will plan my stay there in the near future. Also I hope they finish the construction that is going on in that area. Makes it really congested."

"Good hotel, super helpful staff but parking was a downside. Valet was the only practical option for us and cost over $40/day. There is supposed to be cheaper self-parking across the street for around $8–$12 per day, but it’s not on hotel property and wasn’t realistic for us since I arrived at 3 AM with two kids."