Chicago Hotel Guide - Ohio Place Dog Park hotels in Chicago, United States of America.

"When I looked around the hotels near this one were several times more expensive…ie, The Four Seasons is very close by. While we know that’s a huge upgrade, the Hilton was clean, friendly and in a great location. We came back to sleep! The rooms are dated, but ours separated the king sized “bedroom” from the living area where the pull out bed resided and was perfect for our mom! Overall the rooms were dark, quiet, and bed / pillows were super comfy!"

"Great location! Excellent customer service!!"

"Room was way too hot. Thermostat was broken and it didn’t get repaired until my second night. "

"Rooms are tiny, extremely dusty and don’t feel clean. There were stains on our sheets and comforter. You cannot turn on the AC until May, so we asked for a fan. The fan we received had dust bunnies all inside of it. I understand it’s an old building but there’s zero excuse for sheet stains and the dust. "

"I found the price you pay for breakfast inclusion there would be more options then a danish, fruit, yogurt, and a coffee that there is a limitation on how much you get. The room was clean, there was issues with plumbing but they were working on fixing it. On the second floor the walls are thin I could hear every word of the TV in the next room. The TV also lost signal multiple times and it would take forever for the tv to come back on. "

"Breakfast was GREAT parking was poor"

"Horrible room."

"Property is well located in the River North area, with many restaurants and bars. I stayed in one of the queen rooms, which was very clean but small, with a queen size bed, and two small nightstands. There was a metal rack to hang clothes. Perhaps because of the unusual room configurations in converting a historic building, the bath area in my room was spacious compared to the room size. The air conditioning in my room did not work, and there were no other rooms available. The windows open a crack, and they provided a fan to circulate the air. However, my room remained at an uncomfortable temperature of 77°. To their credit, they offered a discount on my room rate because of the inoperable air conditioning. Although not rude, I wouldn’t describe my check-in experience as particularly welcoming, and offered a little information about the property. The two members of the housekeeping staff that I encountered were very friendly and helpful. Overall, I would describe the property as a poor value for the price paid. It’s overpriced by about 20–25%. For an additional $20-$25 a night, you can stay at some modest nearby properties which offer larger rooms, a desk and chair, and more storage space. And the nearby properties use key cards, so you don’t have to fumble with your cell phone, looking up a six digit front door code, and then fumbling at your room door using a different six digit code."

"One elevator was down the whole time we were there. So there was only one elevator working. Water pressure in the shower was terrible. Overall just an okay hotel"