I was passing thru Chicago and decided to stay at the last minute and wanted an affordable hotel that was convenient to some things to do. Found the suites at an unbelievable price for that area - just a few minutes walk from the Miracle Mile, the Navy Pier, and Millennium park was walkable too.
My room was at the end of the hall and a bit weird shaped - with a sink in the bedroom (as well as one in the bath, and one in the kitchenette area), but that wasn't a problem.
Parking was steep (probably average for that area) at 41$ a night, I accidentally parked in a neighboring building which was only 31$ for 24 hours - that was nice.
The comp breakfast was decent, made to order omlettes, eggs, sausages, cereals, etc.
Great views of the people working in the office next door. I did not have much interaction with the staff but that which I did - they were very helpful and welcoming.
At the price I got - a jewel, very comfortable, great location. Getting in can be confusing - you enter downstairs, no signs but you have to go to the elevator to get to the registration desk which is up a few floors. I could have used a "this way dummy' sign since I was quite tired when I got in.
Wireless / internet is not free
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