I am a semi-budget traveller so you know where I am coming from. Hotel room summary: quality tv, quality toiletries, comfy bed... expensive room service... Pretty well maintained hotel. It has an LCD flatscreen TV! =D Well.. I rarely stay at 4 star so maybe thats a norm for that rating... but its my first seeing a flatscreen TV... okok nvm this... Because it is located at the airport, park at the Long Term Lot $9/day and take the airport transit to the hotel instead of valet $45/day.. The CTA is located right underneath the hotel too so you can take that to downtown... be warned that the travel time will take 2 hrs roughly..

Front desk staff was pleasant and professional. The room I had one the 4th floor was extremely nice, comfortable and adequate. I spent one night at this property before flying back to Asia. It was very quiet and the room was also very clean. Everything seemed fairly new as though this room had been recently renovated. The big screen TV was a nice touch and appreciated by my entire family of four. I only experienced two minor problems and they were not associated with my room. The Starbucks venue was not open for business at 11:30 a.m. I considered this very strange as most people enjoy coffee during the morning hours. The second problem was finding a working drink machine in the hotel. There were soda machines on floors 3-10. There was some sort of problem with all of them. Either the drinks were sold out or there was something wrong with the bill changer. I would definitely recommend this hotel and would not hesitate to book it again in the future. The price I paid by booking through hotels.com was $150 per night. I found the price very reasonable for this property.

I got an unbeatable rate of $90 from Priceline. Had an early morning flight out of O'Hare so stayed here the night before and you just can't beat the convenience. No shuttle bus to catch - just take the elevator down and you are right there between terminals at O'Hare. Comfy bed, and probably the softest, fluffiest hotel towels I've had in a long time. My biggest complaint: VERY expensive internet access. I can understand them wanting to prevent non-guests from using it, but they should provide a code for guests for discount or free wi-fi.