Chicago Hotel Guide - Vic Theatre hotels in Chicago, United States of America.

"“Shoe box” is the first thing word that comes to mind when asked about this property. Staff was ok. The place was super tiny. I probably won’t go back"

"The Villa Toscana is in a great location!"

"Lots of construction, elevator never worked for three days. No amenities."

"bad advertising and straight up didnt stay after the receptionist was zero help. cant speak for anything else."

"This was a very nice hotel. The room was spacious and nice."

"This time, I stayed in the Blue Room, which shares two bathrooms, a well-stocked kitchen, and living space with 2 other bedrooms. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it turned out to be fine. I only encountered one other guest during my overnight stay and it was very quiet (with the exception of typical urban noise outside, which doesn't bother me at all). My only complaint was the bedroom door - there's a deadbolt AND a chain lock, but there's a small gap between the door and the side jamb that felt a little weird to me. I got over it, though :) Also, be forewarned that this is on the third floor of the home and the stairs might be too steep for some. If you don't take advantage of the free breakfast next door, do yourself a favor and walk across Cornelia to the Roggenart bakery. Absolutely divine!"

"Great"

"Will absolutely come back! This charming, boutique hotel is the best kept secret. "

"Fantastic place to stay for our visit of the city! The location is great. Plenty of stuff near bye and very close to the train to go downtown. Property looks exactly like the pictures. Plenty of room for our group of four adults. Only small thing is no dedicated parking space with your stay but the host gives all the information on how to park. So I would definitely recommend staying here."