Chicago Hotel Guide - University of Illinois Mile Square Health Center hotels in Chicago, United States of America.

"Nice clean hotel. Reasonable price. Comfortable bed and good view of the city and Chinatown from the window. The parking was challenging, because it is a busy area, but we found a spot for 18.99 at the Chinatown parking lot. It was perfect."

"I was only in town for one day. But it was an easy seamless check-in. The room was clean and bathroom was clean. Everything in the room work and I had no need to call or any assistance. The checkout was very simple was done on my phone as I walk down the hallway before leaving."

"The property asked for a $300 cash (Venmo) refundable deposit. They said after 5-7 days they would refund it. After two weeks still nothing and no response to my inquiries. In addition, there was a party with 25+ people in the common area on a Saturday night. Very loud music and lots of yelling. I DO NOT recommend this place."

"Lovely stay"

"I’ve been here multiple times and it’s always amazing. Clean, affordable, friendly staff and attached parking!"

"Very good for the price. In the heart of Chinatown. The bathroom, bed sheets and towels were clean. Pretty quiet for the most part. Would stay again. "

"It was a very cool pet friendly place. It was stocked with everything you could possibly need, they even left dog treats for my pups. Which they enjoyed! The place had an overall very cool vibe. My kids enjoyed the different decorations that were all over. We would definitely stay there again when we are in town."

"The pictures on the website is a lie. The rooms are alot smaller. Bathroom door didn't fully work. Supposed to be a queen size bed but gave me a full size. Bed was super hard. Staff didn't want to bring extra pillows. Had a 2 night stay but left after first night."

"Great location to the city. Close parking after 8 got a bit hard, but wasn't impossible. the farthest i walked was a block away one night, still easy. Not a shared space! You're all alone bb. really easy to get acquainted with! If you want to watch stuff on the tv, i think you'd have to sign in with your own stuff, i snuck an account on one of the services that was already logged in, but felt guilty because- hey! idk this person (i deleted it after like a good egg, anyways). The area is pretty quiet, don't see a ton of people and it's pretty insulated from the main street so I felt I could relax in an unfamiliar city. The only other things to think about are relatively small. The showers Hot and Cold dials are flipped! The neighbors upstairs are uh. quite loud. I definitely understood why some neighbors insist a broom for any apartment living. It's not talking or anything it's just footsteps. bum bum bum bum. . . bum bum bum. FLUUUUSH. the occasional BANG. Who's the clumsy guy dropping everything upstairs? They'd be up walking around til like 1am. I was planning for early mornings most the time, so next time i'd plan for earplugs. I'd say the ceiling should drop a biiiit, but I liked the rate this place was at so I won't complain too much. Note to owners: Add lamps, please. the overhead lighting is blinding with each switch, I'd kill for some warmer light! All in all, really good! Made my first time in Chicago an unforgettable experience! "