Hotels in Streeterville, Chicago

Overall, we had a great stay at the Warwick Allerton and would definitely stay here again. For the price, the location and quality of the room were hard to beat. The location is excellent, right on the Magnificent Mile and about a 10-minute walk from both the Grand and Chicago Red Line stations. It made a great base for exploring the city, and it was easy to come back to the hotel whenever we wanted to rest during the day. We arrived around 11 AM, well before the 4 PM check-in time, hoping to store our luggage. There is a luggage storage area near the entrance for $2 per piece. Unfortunately, this was probably the most frustrating part of our stay. We waited about five minutes for an attendant, who then directed us upstairs to see if we could check in early. Early check-in was available for around $30 if a room was ready, but since we already had plans, we decided to just store our bags. We were sent back downstairs, where the attendant was gone again, and we waited about 15 minutes along with several other guests before someone returned. Given how many guests arrive before check-in, I wish the luggage storage process were a little more efficient. When we returned around 4:30 PM, however, check-in was quick and seamless. The employees were friendly and efficient, and retrieving our luggage was surprisingly fast as well. Our room was on the 22nd floor and was lovely—clean, bright and comfortable, with a great view of the surrounding city blocks. We booked a king room, and it was a genuinely large king-size bed, which was definitely worth the upgrade. The bedding was especially soft and luxurious. The pillows were decent, although a couple were slightly lumpy, and the bed frame was a little squeaky. There was plenty of lighting and conveniently placed power outlets throughout the room. The bathroom was small but stylish and made good use of the space. The shower had decent water pressure, and the water could get VERY hot, which I appreciated. There were a few minor downsides. Our room was directly across from the elevators, so we could sometimes hear them arriving and people getting on and off. There are five main elevators serving a large hotel, and we occasionally had to wait a few minutes for one, especially during busier times. Street noise could also be surprisingly noticeable from the 22nd floor when particularly loud motorcycles or cars went by. The AC worked well enough and kept the room comfortable, but it seemed to bottom out around 68°F. I personally like my hotel rooms absolutely freezing, so I supplemented it with a portable fan. Housekeeping was great throughout our stay. They made the bed, replaced towels daily and were always friendly. Despite those relatively minor complaints, this was a very comfortable and cozy stay. We actually ended up spending quite a bit of time relaxing in the room because it was such a pleasant place to come back to after exploring Chicago. Between the comfortable room, friendly staff, fantastic location and very reasonable price, I thought the Warwick Allerton offered excellent value. I would happily stay here again.

Very good, but it happened to be the New Year's Day, and the special noise outside was heard in the middle of the night. The restaurant is very good and the service is nice. It's just that the security allowed on the night of the welcome was a bit too much, which was not very comfortable.

There's a gap under the door, so I could clearly hear conversations and noises from the hallway. There are only two elevators, and they get very crowded in the mornings. On the morning I checked out, one was out of order, which was quite inconvenient. The location is excellent and convenient for getting anywhere.

Great service, but there's a daily service fee. The hotel is generally clean and tidy. The location is excellent, with lots of activity nearby and convenient transportation. It's only about 50 meters from the 360 Chicago Observation Deck.

The hotel is old and the cleanliness is so-so. It's located in the city center, which is convenient for getting to the airport. The American breakfast is plentiful and quite good.

Very new hotel, the location is really first-class, the hotel is next to the Magnificent Mile, opposite Starbucks, and it is also very convenient to go to 360. The hotel restaurant is not open in winter. The hotel breakfast is very good. There is an Italian restaurant next to it with good value for money. It is a popular restaurant on the Internet

Very nice hotel with good lake view Great hotel and friendly staff

The room isn't small, and the bed is large and very comfortable. The hotel's location is fantastic. The front desk staff are also very enthusiastic. The hotel has front and back entrances that are connected. There's a Starbucks in the hotel lobby. The exit near the Starbucks leads directly to Magnificent Mile. With your back to the hotel, walking a few hundred meters to your right will take you to the river and the boat tour boarding point, which is super close. If you walk to your left, after a few traffic lights, you'll find the world's largest Starbucks, and further down is the Water Tower.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, right on the Magnificent Mile, making it incredibly convenient for both dining and shopping. Navy Pier is also just a short distance away. Parking can be pre-booked; we paid just over $80 for two days, which was significantly cheaper than parking on-site.

Super hotel can't see a lot of views, but the price is good and the overall decoration environment is highly recommended The hotel is new, especially the toilets and bathrooms are new Hotel parking is more expensive. There is a coco pazzo cafe on the opposite side of the hotel. There is a valet parking at the restaurant. There is a sign at the entrance. Picking up the car is a bit slow, everything else is fine When I went to Chicago last time, I parked in the parking lot of the open-air interpark .... The car was stolen by someone ... so be careful of thieves