Prospect Heights Hotels with Wi-Fi

We were in Chicago for the All Star 2020 Game and choose this hotel because of the price (cheap, cheap, cheap) BUT we were very surprised at the cleanliness of the rooms and the friendliness of Muhammad at the front desk. Wh6e I say the rooms are clean, feels like an understatement, the rooms were spotless. No there is no breakfast, hair dryer or frig but for the price I never expected it and all item can be borrowed from the desk except of course breakfast. Thank you Muhammad for helping with all my questions and we'll see you next month for our next trip to Chicago

The hotel restaurant (Chicago 2875) has the best breakfast in the area. The one that’s included in the room rate is made to order and has good options and delicious food, good service. The hotel bar and restaurant stay open late for business travelers which is great and a big advantage over other hotels in the area like the Hilton Northbrook across the street which rolls up the sidewalks around 7:45 pm (pitiful). Importantly, showers are good and don’t overly restrict water flow. Room was plenty large with lots of outlets. This was a business stay. I’ve stayed in most area hotels this year: Staybridge Suites Glennview (no housekeeping for stays less than a week!, trash everywhere) Hyatt Deerfield (good), Embassy Suites Northshore Deerfield (happy hour is good), Marriott Suites Deerfield (ok but pretty dated). My only caution here at Crowne plaza is that you should be sure to request daily housekeeping or you won’t receive it. But it was always done if I asked for it. Will definitely be back.

Breakfast is an American breakfast, simple to eat

Girls on lobby are amazing)

Staff all were nice, helpful and pleasant. The air conditioning, even when on low fan (choices are low fan, high fan and off), blows very cold regardless of the temperature. It is fine for at night when you are under a blanket but uncomfortable when sitting in the room. Furniture arrangement is strange. The air conditioning unit is in front of the window. The bed is so close to the air conditioning unit that you have to walk side ways to get to that side of the bed. That half of the room also includes a dresser + TV and a table. The half of the room away from the window has a desk and a chaise lounge but is pretty much a lot of open floor space. The toilet is so low to the floor that standing up afterwards is a little bit of a challenge. The breakfast is not up to Holiday Inn Express standards. The dry cereal I ate was stale. They do not have hard-boiled eggs and they provide mini bagels, not full sized, and they have no taste, We never saw any information about things to do or places to eat in the vicinity.