It's not the best or most updated hotel we've stayed in but it wasn't too bad. The area isn't too bad and it is very convenient to catch the red line. If you want to go to Wrigley or downtown, it's very easy and cheap.

We stayed here for a few extra days in the city after dropping our daughter off at college. The hotel is older, but well kept. We very much enjoyed the neighborhood, especially checking out the flower gardens and kids playing on the sidewalk on the 3 block walk to the Red Line. Lake Michigan's beach is only 3 blocks in the other direction. I accidently left the trunk ajar for a few hours while the car was parked out front, but nothing was amiss. Driving in that neighborhood is crowded, but the hotel has parking so there is no reason to drive once you get there. I wish we had found a nice restaurant or a grocery in the immediate vicinity. It might be there, but we didn't find it. The room had a fridge and a microwave, so you could keep groceries or nuke leftovers if you wanted. The continental breakfast was adequate, but they were short on space, so it was crowded if you slept late. We had great fun in the city, riding the Red Line to a Cubs game and catching the Art Insitute on (free) Thursday evening. We will stay there again.

Rude service at the hotel, out-dated features. Shady area, not for familys

This was a great choice. It was close to the train system which we took downtown and to see the cubs. The staff was very friendly not sure what happened with the other reviewer. Gave us great advice on what to see and where to go. I would stay here again. Oh free parking anywhere in the city is a big plus.

I would not recommend this hotel to anyone!! There were bugs in the bathroom and the service was terrible. The people were not friendly at all!! I will never stay here again.