Excellent pool with a child-play-area which is a nice touch. Continental breakfast, large rooms, located walking distance from Allstate Arena. Honestly, looks like an office building from the outside - but is an excellent hotel on the inside. Don't judge the book by its cover.

We stayed here for the park and fly deal before we left for Puerto Rico from ORD. The value was the best that I had found. I found the hotel via ohare.parksleepfly.com. They adverised a 24 hr shuttle....BEWARE! The shuttle stops shortly after midnight and does not start up until 5 a.m. This cost me 16 dollars for a taxi for a 1 mile ride over to Ohare. I was pretty upset about that.
We did not get a wake up call in the morning. I talked to the front desk in the morning and said that I was not on the list. I had called from my room around 10 at night and reported that I need the call.
The pool was nice. The workout room was above standard. Very high quality equipment. The lobby and grounds were all were maintained.
The room was very comfortable. We loved the beds. They made for a great nights sleep.
Other than my complaints this is a great hotel if you are needing to be by the airport. A great room and a greta price with secure parking.

We arrived weary after a long journey (from New Zealand) in the early hours of the morning. We were already grumpy, because the free hotel shuttle stops at 12:30am. Our flight was originally due in at midnight, so I never did check the reservation information to see if the shuttle had restricted hours. Perhaps that is stated. A moot point, since at 1am we had to find a taxi -- not easy from the O'Hare shuttle connection area.

$20 later (yes, a rip-off for 1 mile or so, but we were desperate) we arrived to a busy lobby with several parties before us checking in. All of their enquiries seemed complicated -- it was the longest check in process per party I have ever observed. And the ambience wasn't improved by the presence of several drunk/high/not exactly savory folk.

The Priority Club desk had been busy when we arrived (flight crew - there sure was a lot of business from O'Hare after the free shuttle stopped). Having waited in line at least 20 minutes my husband lost patience when the Priority Club receptionist had no business and steadfastly stared at his computer. No eye contact, no acknowledgement of customers, nothing. Husband's assertiveness came to the fore and informed the receptionist we had a prior reservation, 'can he help us.'

Very grudgingly, he did. We finally arrived at our room at 2 a.m. The room itself was absolutely fine - everything we needed, and quiet.

We woke up to a bill adding tax to our already pre-paid (including tax) account. Fortunately the receptionist dealt with the issue promptly - no complaints there. The shuttle back to O'Hare was great - we made the Blue Line and thankfully left HI Express for more customer-oriented accommodations in the Loop.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the your hotel. It was very clean and the staff were very helpful.

In particular, Danny at the front desk helped us with with points of interest and where to shop. Everyone in our party commented very positively about the breakfasts served and prepared by Jenny. One person in our party is a veteran breakfast included deals. Weekends they serve a continental breakfast and a hot breakfast on weekdays.

Fitness machines are equipped with individual entertainment systems. The washrooms in the public areas are sanitized each morning and the hotel provides a more comfortable brand of toliet tissue.

Some other reviews complained about the aircraft noise. Yes we did hear the planes when we opened the windows (yes the windows do open) but never in the evening when we were sleeping.

Note that parking is an additional charge but in and out privileges are available. By the way, travelling downtown is quicker and less stressful if you drop your car off at the Rosemount Station - Blue Line pay your $4 and hop on the CTA. There is an available CTA single day pass which can be purchased at specific CVA pharmacies. The one near the visitor centre has them.

We had money left over to go to Twin Anchors for crisp fall off the bone ribs and the deadly Chicago Hot Dogs at Weiners Circle (if the police go there does that mean the food is good?)

Congrats to the staff. Anyone who wants more info can e-mail me at [--].

Enjoy.