Find Lake Hotels in The Loop, IL from CA $150

"Enjoyed my stay here. It’s in the downtown loop making taking the train convenient. Many things are walkable nearby that are great for tourists. Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful!"

"Great stay. Only thing was there was no gym available as stated. Although my room was big enough to do some exercise in it!"

"Excellent quality. Comfortable bed, nice view from 12th floor over river. Friendly staff. "

"Its a great location to either walk or catch a ride to your favorite activities. I have stayed there many times for that reason. I am usually traveling with a group of 4 so i wish tne rooms were bigger with sofa-bed option. But convenience usually wins out when i decide which hotel to pick in downtown Chicago."

"Such a nostalgic hotel with amazing service. Had a great time!"

"Beautiful rooms and scenic views from the 40th floor"

"The hotel was nice. I had tv issues the entire time I was there. They came and attempted to fix it. We were able to get some of the channels working, but not the menu. The beds were just okay, but the view was amazing. I, also, had issues with cell service being slow/limited. Not a hotel issue, but something I wanted to note."

"Requested a fridge and microwave, as they do not come in each room. Wasn't there when we checked in, but came shortly and worked well. Nice hotel, but no pool and they only offer parking as a valet service for $80+ per day. Ended up parking at Aon Center for $17/day, which was VERY close. "

"It's a large hotel with history. Room is fair at this price. "

"I love the convenience of the location of this property to Michigan Ave. and the museums. The quality of the room could be improved. The toilet paper quality is terrible, the quality of the towels and bed linens are three star rated...and should be upgraded! Don't like that there is no carpeting in the hallways. It makes a noisy atmosphere. I asked for bottled water in my room and had to repeatedly ask for it every day....I stayed for a week! I should not have had to keep asking."