Chicago Hotel Guide - Shine Bright In Life! Healing Arts Center hotels in Chicago, United States of America.

"This was a gem of a place to stay. Very comfy rooms and tons of wonderful accommodations. Would highly recommend "

"Be aware you may not even get a parking spot for the stated price on the hotel info. Its 1st come 1st serve, so if you check in late (like 10P)- not a chance. Parking is a block away. Best just get on Spot Hero and prepay to reserve a spot inthat same parking garage. Loved that this place was a 13 min walk to Wrigley. So many great coffee options in the block around the hotel. Hotel lobby was out of regular coffee as we checked out and didn't want to wait for more to be made. Great Bagel Authority a few doors down is a great breakfast option. Hotel right next to train stop (Red line), but didnt hear the train once during our stay. Quaint hotel that was well kept and homey. Super tiny elevator. Separate sitting area that could've housed another person,on the couch. Beds and shower very nice. Will stay here again. "

"First time at Dorothy's but I've stayed at her sister location so I know the owner/management and what to expect. Great location and the building is kept up very well. My only non happy comment was no dresser in this room. Its ok since this visit was just me. Being able to use a full kitchen and store food in the refrigerator is a major plus"

"A beautiful property in an awesome location. In close proximity to Wrigley Field and many other destinations and restaurants. The host communicated wonderfully. We will be looking into this location again when we come back to Chicago for a Cubs game!"

"We had a great stay! Perfect location for cubs games and hanging out in wrigleyville."

"We had a really good experience. The rooms were small but perfect for the two of us! Parking was tricky so be prepared to look ahead for parking! Overall we will be back again!"

"This is a perfectly nice and cute hotel in a good location near the stadium. Apparently it is one of three locations across the city, and they all share CENTRALIZED guest services staff. Said another way, there is no staff onsite to help you with anything, including opening the front door. You have to complete check in online, including a photo of your ID and a selfie for identity verification, before you can get a key... to be clear, that is a key to the building AND your room. If you like me haven't done this yet, you have to call the number on a piece of paper taped to the window and they will text you things to do while you and your bags stand on the sidewalk as long as is required to get through checkin. Luckily Im tech savvy, but if this had been my parents for instance, who are in their sixties and relatively savvy themselves, there would be no hope. Once you're in, the hotel is cute and fine. Then again, lack of staff was a huge inconvenience as I needed to stow my bags for the day before an evening flight, but no staff to do that. I had to uber to a hotel near where I was going and use their bell desk. So unnecessary. Note to The Chicago Hotel: this model doesn't work, and I wouldn't recommend anyone do this to themselves when there's plenty of other places to stay."

"Great location. Great staff. Clean rooms and common areas. Lockers and additional storage available but the best part was how easy it was to book and locate - just off the train about a block and right next to Wrigley stadium, if baseball is your thing. Walkability is top tier, as it's near a lot of great restaurants, bars, and other shops. I had never been to this part of Chicago but needed a room for the night so as not to sleep outside union station. Was so comfortable I extended one night to almost a week. Great spot - would recommend!"

"Place was beautiful and the rooms are spacious, would like to have had a coffee maker in the room. Had a hard time finding the underground parking garage. Very nice to walk to the ball game."