Hotel Courtyard di Chicago

The room was absolutely beautiful (#304). Was surprised that it appealed to a much younger crowd. I am a baby boomer.

My husband and I and my sister all stayed at the Peninsula Hotel . This hotel is amazing. The rooms are pristine and comfortable. The dining was out of this world! We LOVED the Chinese Restaurant in the hotel. The food was perfect and the service wonderful. We also enjoyed a late meal in the lobby. We all had the Ahi Tuna appetizer and a salad before our main course. We were so full that we had to cancel our main meal orders! Everything was elegant, delicious and relaxed. We will stay there the next time we are in Chicago ( soon)! Our thank you’d to everyone working there. The Peninsula staff were all friendly and helpful!

Location is good with a beautiful view. Just a heads up bring your own slipper and dental kit and drinking water because they don’t have complimentary of such. Overall we had a great sleep and we enjoyed our stay.

The Drake is a wonderful hotel with tons of charm. The staff was always very friendly and helpful providing tips for getting a bus card or an umbrella when it was raining. It was a wonderful location, not far from the metro and very close to the bus stop I needed to get to my conference. It’s also right next to the water. 

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Enrique was terrific! He was the first person we saw and was very friendly, professional and helpful! The hotel was exceptionally clean, beds were very comfortable and the rooms were very quiet with high ceilings which made the rooms feel more spacious. . The lounge area is huge with a variety of comfortable seating. If you get complimentary drink vouchers, use them early though as the small bar closes at 830! Would definitely stay here again and hope Enrique is there to welcome us! He really helped make our stay more enjoyable!

I came to Chicago in the peak of its expensive summer travel in June for an education/ business trip. As work didn’t pay for my stay, I didn’t want to shell out the costs for a hotel and opted for this hostel as a way to also experience some authenticity in my travels. I don’t regret my stay here, but there are a few things would have been helpful to know and/or would have made my day better. I booked a private king room, which was on the seventh floor. It offered a reasonable balance of comfort, privacy and value, which is what I was going for. It had the feeling of a college dorm room. There are a lot of complaints on here about the train noise and I do concur that it was quite prevalent and I am someone who used to sleep near train tracks and could normally sleep through trains coming nearby. I would recommend bringing some earplugs or a sound machine for your stay. I would also recommend some type of rag towel or extra curtain over the window as there is a train junction behind the building where very bright sparks occur and shine a lot of light at night. However, the windowsill was very deep and awesome to lean on or sit on and watch life in the city go by. Management: it would really improve your guest stay if you took a few steps to better soundproof your windows, such as sealing them better. Some heavy duty curtains on top of the flimsy blind would be very helpful as well in blocking both noise and light out. The bedroom had enough room for me to comfortably spread out and have a little workspace/desk to work at as well. The overall apartment had a somewhat functioning kitchenette, and simple living area that was shared with three bedrooms in the apartment unit/suite. The hostel had some nice shared areas – lounges where it seemed like a lot of social interaction took place, especially in the later hours of the evening. One of these is the café – dining hall, and it had some old world charm, and interesting architecture to it. As would be expected with a shared type of lodging, some extra time and uncertainty should be planned around your day. There is someone taking up the bathroom/shower the whole morning one more day and I couldn’t get in there before I had to leave. I ended up doing the bare minimum in the share lounge bathroom on a different floor. It is located in the loop, which is close to a lot of colleges and businesses. It is a short walk to the more high-end and tourist area of river north. There is also residential to the south. The block on which the hostel itself is located had some homeless tents set up including near the front door. Obviously, there can be some issues associated with a large city however, I did find it to be especially prevalent in the exact location where the hostel was located. In fact, one night there was a dumpster fire in front of the property because of all the trash that was collecting. Lake Michigan is located to the east and there is a large lakefront park that extends all the way no