Stayed here for a few nights on a trip to Chicago to catch up with some friends who lived nearby. They did offer for me to stay with them, but I didn't want to impose. This is exactly what it looks like from the outside. A tired, worn [--] motel, that's it... what you see is very much what you... more

We booked a week straight at the end of June 2009 thru hotels.com, me and my girlfriend on a month long trip all over the U.S. First of all, the POSITION. It is located in good Andersonville, near one of Chicago's best places to see, Wrigleyville. Safe place, with lots of young people, elder women, friendly faces. And the more... more

I contacted both AAA and the Manager of the Motel on this issue. I recommend that they do not advertise the Wireless Internet until they have their service together. I attended WorkShops during the day and planned to work back at my motel at night. The service frequently cut off Internet Access and I got messages that the Broadband Link... more

Not bad....you get what you pay for. After a long day of touring the El stop is a bit of a walk. Front desk staff were the worst I have encountered in a long time, however. Very 70's interiors. more

Half the price of any other place near Wrigley! Great 60's neon sign. Free parking! No frills older motel. Stayed for two nights while attending a ball game...would not hesitate to stay again. Clean and comfortable. Loved the pink(ish) bath fixtures. TV channels were just the locals (including WGN) with the digital conversion. On a major street with a fire... more

Elderly Motel on a fairly busy Junction in the northern part of Chicago. We used it as a base for a 4 day visit to Chicago and found using the public transport (USD20 for a week ticket) very cost effective. We used the trains and the buses, it would take us about 45 minutes to get into the main city.... more

Great location in Andersonville if you have a car. Free parking, and Ann Sathers and fabulous stores like Scout, Brownstone Antiques, Urbanmart, Brown Elephant, ect few driving blocks down Clark Street. Very basic (but does a movie channel) and very clean - no smell, no bugs, could eat off bathroon floors. I have stayed here many many times on personal... more

A reasonable cost option for a far northside hotel. Free parking, free beakfast, decent rooms, not too noisy. Very convenient to Lake Shore Drive. Straight out Peterson to the Edens. more

I had a guest visiting Chicago for the 1st time so I recommended the Hotel. The check-in was no problem friendly older man checked us in, room was nice & clean. Gave his CC checked in for 2 nights & was told a receipt would be given upon checkout. He stayed @ the Hotel the 1st night. The following night... more