The property was within close proximity (walking distance) to public transport, shops and restaurants. The staff were always polite greeting and assisting with queries about travelling around the city. The bedroom was a good size along with the bathroom. The bed was comfy and the fridge, coffee machine came in handy.

The property charged $75 per night stay deposit however we wasn’t sure why given there are no additional facilities in the room plus booking.com information stated $75 total. This was an additional expensive cost we were not prepared for which reduced our budget nearly $400 extra then having to wait for the funds to be returned. This was unexpected so be aware of the additional costs at check in. The heating system in the room was loud and the temperature was often blowing cooler even at the highest setting.

Location is excellent. Having the House of Blues and a plethora of restaurants and bars in the neighborhood, is very convenient. The Billy Goat Tavern, Gino's East, Blue Chicago, even the Art Institute and Buddy Guy's Legends are all walkable.

It is unfortunate there is a very large tower in the vicinity with Trump written on it. I would suggest either removing the sign or tearing down the building. It is truly an eyesore. Now that the owner is on his way to prison, it is very bad for the reputation of the city.

A hotel in a prime location, right besides the Riverwalk. Public transport is easy to reach by foot and yet is far enough away so that there is no disturbing noise from the trains. The rooms are modernly furnished with everything you need (micro, fridge, coffemaker, desk). The aircon/heating is quiet and positioned so that the wind does not disturb you. Beds are pleasantly hard. Riverview is really what it says (my picture is from the 11th floor - above it should be similar). Free and really high-performance WiFi. Friendly and helpful staff all the time. A 7-Eleven shop is just around the corner. In summary: a really to recommend good and cost-effective choice for a stay to explore the city on foot.

The hotel location was perfect for my Lollapalooza vacation. It was only a ~15-minute walk to the North entrance of the concert. My room was awesome! It had a quiet floor, the bed was comfy, and the shower and shower gel (Zero%) were terrific. Check-in and check-out were a breeze. No problems! Awesome room cleaning service too!

I didn't particularly appreciate that the ice machine was on the 10th floor, and I had to go to the fitness room to fill up my water bottle daily. That was my only complaint.

The location is absolutely perfect, walking distance to everything you might want to see in an overnight visit to Chicago. The hotel was clean and taken care of. I didn’t care for the pillows, but that’s a small detail and a personal preference thing. One thing that really stood out is that they serve breakfast but with no plastic. It’s a proper meal with plates and everything you need that is not disposable. That is something I greatly care about. Kudos to the hotel for that! Lastly, with so many hotels in the area, one really has to stand out in some way for you to explicitly look to go back to. Marissa at the front desk was that little extra special that makes me want to automatically return to this hotel on my next trip. She was just so pleasant and helpful. Overall, a great stay and a wonderful memory.

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The location was perfect, and the view out the window was amazing. Everything was very clean. The staff was friendly and helpful.

The breakfast was confusing. We had a voucher but still got a menu. When choosing the buffet, the eggs, bacon, etc came from the kitchen, but it was way too much food. Next time I will specify that I want half the normal amount.

Caught the blue line from O'Hare down to as close as we could get to the hotel. Had to walk the rest, or you can hail a cab or call an Uber. If you're good with your phone maps, you'll find your way easy enough. Don't confuse drive for place as they are both Wacker. Eat check in. Staff was phenomenal, friendly, and, most part, knowledgeable. Evening bartender super friendly. They have breakfast for an extra cost, believe it was $24. They have a small restaurant/bar onsite. Evening bartender was super friendly and great. Bar closes early, 10 pm. Room was clean, plenty of towels and bathroom necessities, hair dryer, fridge, microwave, ample pillows, bed was comfy. View from our room wasn't great but we don't travel to spend time in the room so didn't matter. As check out is early, we left our bags up front free of charge, so we could spend one last day doing stuff. It was an added bonus to be able to that and the staff had no issues with it. Staff was phenomenal! Son liked the revolving door....fascination. Close to riverwalk, busses and trains.

Bed felt and looked smaller than a king. View from the room wasn't great....ha! Only kidding (well, not really the bed, didn't look to be a king), as said, we don't travel to spend time in the room.

Good location with professional staff that were extremely helpful and courteous. They couldn’t do enough for you.

Didn’t like the fact that they served packs of Ketchup, salt and pepper as well as other condiments. They should provide guests with bottles of condiments and have salt and pepper shakers on the tables.

The location of the place is incredibly convenient, as it is easily accessible from most parts of the city. Moreover, the room is spacious and cozy, with a large and comfortable bed. I am also thoroughly impressed with the level of cleanliness maintained throughout the room, which adds to the overall comfort of the stay.

During our stay at the hotel over Thanksgiving, we were unfortunately unable to take full advantage of the amenities and services. Despite this, we found the staff to be quite accommodating and welcoming.

Bed very comfortable, our room did have a partial view to river which was nice, room was newly remodeled and clean. Staff was very friendly. Had a restuarant to get hot breakfast which was pretty average but was convient with no wait which on a weekend in Chicago is a plus when time is limited. Great location near river, close to Millineum Park and can get to major train lines within a few blocks. Decent price for downtown Chicago location.

Self park with Hotel discount system was not working so went valet but that was expensive just under $80/night. Noticed a public lot accross street and self parking on own is probably are much more economical option but I did not take time to price it out.