Gary Hotel Guide - Marshall J. Gardner Center for the Arts hotels in Gary, United States of America.

"Everything good"

"Amazing"

"Nice historic venue. Rooms were a little musty and bathroom could have been fresher. The lobby was great."

"Furniture worn down, torn up, door falling off hinges on fridge. Need to be updated. Staff is a joke, they are lazy! I will NEVER stay there again!"

"The accommodation was very good. Most staff were friendly, just the check in process was annoying because they charge a lot of money if you are there early (and more to have a late check out). So be aware and plan ahead. Also the person at check in told us we had to use the computer on the other side of the lobby rather than just helping us… and didn’t tell us there was a fee so we had to check in multiple times before we could actually get our room. Besides that everything was clean, great location, security staff were very nice. "

"Why stay in a lonely one-room high-priced hotel when u can stay here! Make friends, have 24 hour access to huge well maintained common area: fully stocked commercial kitchen, pool tables, ping pong, the softest, cushiest chairs that you just fall into, be invited to daily events. Such a walkable area, so many eateries, bars, and shopping, steps from public transportation. I stayed here one night for convenience sake, I'm back for a second stay, have become a member, and booked in several other cities on my route. I feel so safe and welcome here. Please, come home to HI Chicago."

"Upon arrival, the guest service agents were kind and attentive to guests, even while others waited in line, and were careful to give each guest their attention. With this location being in the heart of downtown, it was easy to walk to the theatre or enjoy a walk along the lake."

"The Silversmith is a lovely, historic place to stay. It’s clean and convenient, and it’s steps from the El."

"Great week-long stay. We loved the king corner room - the views were fantastic. Room was large and comfortable. All staff were really accommodating."