Renaissance Hotels in Chicago

The room was spacious, the food was surprisingly delicious, and the service was quite good. They cleaned our room on the first day, but even though we tipped them, they didn't clean it on the second day. We had to leave at 3 AM, so it wasn't a big problem. The only downside is that it's far from the city center, with no entertainment or supermarkets. It's very close to the airport; the blue line runs 24 hours a day, traversing the entire city, which is very convenient. Trains run every 20 minutes in the early morning. Although there are many homeless people on the train and the smell is unpleasant, as long as you don't bother them, you're generally safe.

This was my first time to Chicago and I was not disappointed. This hotel was amazing and great service. I also enjoyed breakfast each day. You can choose from buffet or regular menu. I also enjoyed my Espresso Martini from the bar! This hotel is located to attractions like the Hop on Hop off bus, stop 1 near the riverwalk. You can also see the Chicago Theater which is just a few feet away. I also love that the train station, on State/Lake is just up the block to ride the red or brown line. The blue line is 4 minutes away so if you need transportation to the airport, you can take the blue line. I will definitely come back to this hotel again during the summer. Thank you for providing such good service.