Motels in Illinois, United States

Good location in the city center Room facilities are not good, but the hotel is in a good location. The most important thing is to park. It is not easy to find a hotel in the center of Chicago. There is a car recommended to live here. Service is not bad.

Normal quiet stay, think some of the filaments in heater are burned out

There is a parking lot very comfortable, that is, there is no elevator on the second floor. I have to put the box up, the whole is not clean, especially the carpet, it looks dirty.

Very good place to get food and it's located close to the expressway. Now everybody ain't the friendliest but they get the job done

great place to stay for the whole family excellent customer service 24 hour security. restaurants across .the street .close to many shopping experiences minutes away from airport shuttle service available 24 7 too. its a great home atmosphere experiences .

Wouldn't choose another place!

This hotel was very clean... I love the fact that I was able to walk to get things I needed.

This place is better than the typical big city motel/motor hotel, it is older but not worn. It was clean, no smells and no bugs. Hot water pressure was good, and individually-controlled central air conditioning worked well. The room had a table with 2 chairs, a separate small desk with chair, and the room and bathroom were plenty big not cramped. Despite being on a main street, it was quiet other than the occasional siren, and there was no noise from rooms next door or other guests outside. It was under $100/night with free parking, a bargain for Chicago. The CTA Red Line train is a 15-minute walk away, and we always felt safe in this neighborhood. There is a Starbucks and White Castle Hamburgers down the block. A downside is that there is no online reservation system, you must call. You get no email confirmation, just a credit card receipt upon payment, which is required at check-in, along with a $5 room key deposit. It is a basic room: no coffeemaker, frig or microwave oven, but there is cable TV. There is no Continental Breakfast, although it is listed on their website and on a sign on their building. The room has a standard double bed (not King or Queen), so may be too narrow or short for some couples, and it is a bit uncomfortable but tolerable. There is no elevator, but 50% of the rooms are on the ground level. If you want to charge your cellphone on the nightstand bring an extension cord, as the only outlets are on the side walls. This motel is just fine for a short stay in Chicago, as long as your expectations aren’t too high and all you want is a clean and convenient location.

Road trip, good overnight.

Good location in the city center Room facilities are not good, but the hotel is in a good location. The most important thing is to park. It is not easy to find a hotel in the center of Chicago. There is a car recommended to live here. Service is not bad.

Normal quiet stay, think some of the filaments in heater are burned out

There is a parking lot very comfortable, that is, there is no elevator on the second floor. I have to put the box up, the whole is not clean, especially the carpet, it looks dirty.

Very good place to get food and it's located close to the expressway. Now everybody ain't the friendliest but they get the job done

great place to stay for the whole family excellent customer service 24 hour security. restaurants across .the street .close to many shopping experiences minutes away from airport shuttle service available 24 7 too. its a great home atmosphere experiences .

This place is better than the typical big city motel/motor hotel, it is older but not worn. It was clean, no smells and no bugs. Hot water pressure was good, and individually-controlled central air conditioning worked well. The room had a table with 2 chairs, a separate small desk with chair, and the room and bathroom were plenty big not cramped. Despite being on a main street, it was quiet other than the occasional siren, and there was no noise from rooms next door or other guests outside. It was under $100/night with free parking, a bargain for Chicago. The CTA Red Line train is a 15-minute walk away, and we always felt safe in this neighborhood. There is a Starbucks and White Castle Hamburgers down the block. A downside is that there is no online reservation system, you must call. You get no email confirmation, just a credit card receipt upon payment, which is required at check-in, along with a $5 room key deposit. It is a basic room: no coffeemaker, frig or microwave oven, but there is cable TV. There is no Continental Breakfast, although it is listed on their website and on a sign on their building. The room has a standard double bed (not King or Queen), so may be too narrow or short for some couples, and it is a bit uncomfortable but tolerable. There is no elevator, but 50% of the rooms are on the ground level. If you want to charge your cellphone on the nightstand bring an extension cord, as the only outlets are on the side walls. This motel is just fine for a short stay in Chicago, as long as your expectations aren’t too high and all you want is a clean and convenient location.

Everything is great! Staff are friendly. The room is clean and amenities are in good condition!:)

Good location in the city center Room facilities are not good, but the hotel is in a good location. The most important thing is to park. It is not easy to find a hotel in the center of Chicago. There is a car recommended to live here. Service is not bad.

This place is better than the typical big city motel/motor hotel, it is older but not worn. It was clean, no smells and no bugs. Hot water pressure was good, and individually-controlled central air conditioning worked well. The room had a table with 2 chairs, a separate small desk with chair, and the room and bathroom were plenty big not cramped. Despite being on a main street, it was quiet other than the occasional siren, and there was no noise from rooms next door or other guests outside. It was under $100/night with free parking, a bargain for Chicago. The CTA Red Line train is a 15-minute walk away, and we always felt safe in this neighborhood. There is a Starbucks and White Castle Hamburgers down the block. A downside is that there is no online reservation system, you must call. You get no email confirmation, just a credit card receipt upon payment, which is required at check-in, along with a $5 room key deposit. It is a basic room: no coffeemaker, frig or microwave oven, but there is cable TV. There is no Continental Breakfast, although it is listed on their website and on a sign on their building. The room has a standard double bed (not King or Queen), so may be too narrow or short for some couples, and it is a bit uncomfortable but tolerable. There is no elevator, but 50% of the rooms are on the ground level. If you want to charge your cellphone on the nightstand bring an extension cord, as the only outlets are on the side walls. This motel is just fine for a short stay in Chicago, as long as your expectations aren’t too high and all you want is a clean and convenient location.

Normal quiet stay, think some of the filaments in heater are burned out