Chicago Inns

Unusual but appealing concept, very nice, clean room, comfy bed, hi quality linens, towels and robes with awesome steam shower. Decent neighborhood, not loop but not far (again a plus for us, but not for all)

Our room (3A) overlooked the street and street noise penetrated readily, light sleepers beware. Noise from other rooms also penetrated easily but neighbors were very respectful, thus minimizing a potential issue (quiet requested from all guests).

Staff very nice but minimal presence (a plus for us but prob not for some), Old building nicely redone, requires ability to climb 2-3 flights of narrow stairs with your bags (we didn't mind), near a metro stop and some nice shops, restaurants and an excellent bakery across the street. Communal kitchen right next to our room (3A), very useful. Yoga studio on second floor, 'wellness' shop and spa on site. Nice small garden/patio in back.

I picked it because of the location but the area was very run down.

The staff were nice enough but they management needs to fix a lot of broken and worn items. The pillow was stained, the bedspread was stained, the chairs were stained, the curtain had over 30 holes in it, the AC didn't work, too few outlets,etc, etc, etc

The ice machine was broken, there were no Kleenex's, the towels were the thinnest I've ever used and left white threads on your skin. For the price I suppose in Chicago it's ok, but I'll stay further away next time I visit.

It was really close to the CTA.

It was overpriced for what you got. The room isn't in the best part of town, yet paying like it is. The sign in the lobby said the room prices and it was much less than the room was listed for online. I think I overpaid for my room...