Chicago Hoteller i nærheten av Orbitz Headquarters

Very clean, nice room. Glass door on the bathroom let light in. The bed hurt my husband's back.

I travel to Chicago several times a year and I have to stay this was the best hotel I've ever stayed at. It is modern, clean, quiet and very centrally located. The most impressive thing is the staff. Everyone (from the front desk, to the cleaning ladies, etc.) is extremely helpful, polite (always say "hi"), ... I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone!

Loved the breakfast, definitely eat it! Great location to everything in the city. Room was comfortable and whole place was very clean. The lobby set-up. It's too small to handle a large crowd, especially if more than five are waiting to check-in.

Decent continental breakfast and nice clean rooms. Decor looks new and modern. Staff was very helpful. One block from an "L" station.

Having managed a hotel myself previously, I was pleased with how friendly, helpful, and quick the staff were in their attention to guests. Very clean and welcoming.

My family and me stated at your establishment for one night on Sept 15. Beautiful hotel, great accommodations and conveniently located. Really appreciate your wonderful service Couldn't stay longer

Stay here every time we are in Chicago. Nice having a balcony. Parking is $43 per night. Way too high when we walk everywhere we go.

The staff were very helpful and friendly. The room was fantastic, love the balcony. Thank you for a hotel chain finally realizing that not all people are 5 foot 8 inches tall, it was nice to be able to shower without having to squat to wash my hair, kudos for the adjustable shower heads. Having to pay to park in the lot of the hotel i was already paying to stay in.

The entry was a bit confusing. You enter the building, travel up to the 4th floor, where you either go right or left. One way, you are in the Hampton Inn lobby. The other, you are in the Homewood Suites. After that, everything from arrival to checkout was smooth... ... except the toilet paper and facial tissue, which resembled (what I imagine) what they used in Eastern Europe before the fall of the Iron Curtain. Surely Hilton Worldwide could afford to spend a few more pennies on softer paper products.