The chargers are located on the top level of the parking garage, level 7…read more They're also the fastest chargers we've ever experienced. Our car went from 41% to 80% in about twenty minutes. Signage is either too subtle for us, or nonexistent, so this post is to help others who are wondering where they are.

Nice views, ample shopping and always space for a charge. Downside is that you get incredibly dizzy…read morenavigating up to the 7th floor of the parking garage to reach the charging station.

My wife and I had trouble starting our car because of the emergency brake being stuck. We…read moreeventually got help from Erick Vera, the security supervisor, who went out of his way to fix the problem quickly. Erick was extremely courteous, knowledgeable, professional, and helpful. He rescued us from what could have become a traumatic situation. Thank you, Erick! Mike and Sheila

Parking made easy, cost effective reservations fantastic and close to everything. Will use again!read more

This is such a great spot to experience. It feels cozy and intimate while it's nestled in the…read moreWaldorf Astoria. We came on a Sunday evening, as it was close to our hotel and didn't want to uber. We were some of the only people in there which was fantastic. Every seating area, drink, and vibe is intentional and feels special. The low lights set a good mood and go along well with the experience. We sat at the bar and ordered martinis, old fashioneds, and beer. It was an amazing martini, and my date loved his old fashioned. The bartender chatted with us throughout our visit which was appreciated. I would love to come back when I'm in town, it was very memorable!

Classy vibes with thrilling cocktails. I was in Chicago for a few days and grabbed drinks with a…read morefriend. Our host, arif, recommended some great cocktails which lined up with yelp assistant's picks. We got the no. 5 and the old serrano and both drinks were beautifully presented. Old serrano was more spirit forward and smoky, while no. 5 was sweeter with a rose flavor. Nice spot for a satisfying cocktail.

Holy mother: $41 to park on a regular day for two hours. If I would have been able to back up and…read morefind a different parking garage, I would have, but I was entering from Washington Street, and the parking lot entrance is a tunnel that goes down one way. Although, I have a feeling that many of the parking garages around Millennium Park are expensive, because it's a place in Chicago where people want to be. This parking garage was close to where I wanted to be, I'll give it that. It also felt relatively safe. One thing to keep in mind is that you need to pay for your parking before you get to the exit. There are signs with QR codes everywhere that will take you to a website to pay online. There are also some kiosks, in case you don't want to use your phone. Once you've paid for your parking, you have 20 minutes to exit.

Bought my ticket ahead of time on their website which saved a lot of money. They recommended having…read morea photo of the QR code since not much signal underground. Easy to find the entrance - large signs in the middle of Michigan Ave. Google Maps correctly guided me to it. Well lit and felt safer than many garages. I had a little difficulty getting the QR code to read when I was leaving, which was probably because I didn't have my settings locked so the phone kept changing to landscape which was making the QR code too tiny. Even without me asking for it, within 2 mins of my ineptitude, a friendly employee came over and within seconds helped me on my way. I paid $18 including tax, to park from 9a-6p on a Friday. Seemed well worth the cost to me to be in such a coveted location and such a new and safe garage. Plus since it's under ground, my car wasn't freezing despite the low temps and wind.

This Tesla Supercharger is awesome and convenient. We come to restaurants and shops at the Devon…read moreAvenue in Chicago quite often and this supercharger is about 3 miles away. There are more than 20 bays, so always available. The charging speeds are high too. Loved it.

Very convenient location near I-94 where we were staying. There are about 20 chargers, with only…read moretwo in use when I arrived. Very fast charging.

4th time passing through ORD this year. Huge airport made navigable by excellent signage…read more Be prepared to walk: not a bad thing to do during a mostly sedentary day traveling. O'Hare has lots of food and refreshment options. ORD is one of the hub airports I look to make a transfer when needed.

May 19, 2026 My…read moreworst airport experience to date. Our flight was delayed in Sacramento due to weather in Chicago. We arrived at Chicago airport to catch our connection, ran to the gate, the plane was there, but the doors had been shut. And once the doors are shut, that's it. (There were 18 people at the gate who should have been on that plane.) Staff handed us a card with a QR Code, and no other info was given. We went to the baggage claim area, but our luggage was not there. We found an employee who told us we had to "request a retrieval of our luggage". Would have been great if the staff at the gate shared this info with us. Long story short, 2-1/2 hours later, we finally connected with our luggage. Bathrooms were substandard compared to ones at other airports. Old and not the cleanest.

The Furniture Department--along with numerous other distinctive departments--works in close…read morecollaboration to meet customer needs and provide a wider array of services and products. Many thanks to the Furniture Department at Macy's and to the staff.

Wonderful designed outdoor mall. Many high end stores, places to eat and buy some fun gifts! Free…read moreparking in the expansive lot. Very modern and tranquil settings with brick pavers and wonderful signs all around the outdoor Mall here. VIP luxury dine in Cinema. Maggiano's nice Italian restaurant is here. Macys , Nordstroms & Bloomies. Free People, Warby Parker and Tumi as well. Louis Vuitton and many others as well. Gorgeous design. Well maintained. Must visit and check it out!

This casino is a close to home, so I've been here quite a few times. Rivers in Des Plaines set the…read morebar high as my first casino trip, but Windcreek is a nice casino overall. The only feedback I really have are the bathrooms not being maintained frequently and the strong smell of pot all around, which not much they can do on that one. I gave it a 4 stars because my last visit, one of the staff members at their Starbucks was a little unwelcoming. I know it was close to their closing time, but the way my order was taken made me feel like I was an inconvenience to her. The rest of the staff there was nice. I mainly go for slots, so I haven't dined at any of their outlets nor have I interacted with the dealers, but just from observing, majority of the staff seems nice and inviting. I don't rate this off any winnings or losses, just overall ambiance and interactions.

I went there for the first time. I went there for the buffet. It was $40 and it was the most…read morehorrible buffet experience I've ever had. First off , you have to wait in a long line. Just to even pay to get in and seated. then you have to stand in a long line just to get some food. There's not even enough help at any of the food areas. At one food Bar they had turkey and ham but no kind of potato or Vegetable are you freaking kidding me. The desserts were awful. And to top it off, the coffee was horrible. They didn't even have half and half or cream it was powdered cream I never even had a waitress come by. When I got up to get more food my dirty plates was still sitting there when I got back . And to tell you the truth, I was still hungry when I left that place. Never again. !!! I've been to better casinos with better service!!!

The spa we were planning to go to was closed for renovations. So we looked at countless reviews to…read moreselect another spa and had really high expectations for our visit based on the good reviews. We received an email before our visit asking if we would be able to switch our 10:30 appointments to 8:00 am or 11:45 am to accommodate another guest interested in services. Since we were visiting from out of town and had other plans, we were not able to switch to these times but eventually agreed to move to 9:15 even though it was not our preferred time. The attendants upon arrival were very friendly and welcoming. The eucalyptus steam sauna was closed for repair, which was not indicated when we booked. The dry sauna and hot tub were very small. As the morning went on it got incredibly busy. There were so many people waiting for appointments that there weren't enough chairs in the relaxation room, and it was very crowded by the vanity/mirrors and showers. Our treatments we good, not spectacular for the cost, but we expected expensive treatments on a busy weekend in Chicago. We were offered complimentary enhancements for switching appointment times-a face mask or eye mask. A nice touch but not nearly worth switching our plans around for. We had separate reservations to begin with but somehow when we were asked to move our reservation times, we were put on the same reservation. As a result, I was charged for my friend's service. We each made multiple calls to the spa to try to get it corrected. After at least four attempts to get it corrected over the phone, I emailed the spa. It took 8 days from when we were at the spa for them to begin processing a refund to my card. We were very surprised by all of this, especially at such a luxury spa.

Had the most AMAZING Custom Facial with Jay. He is a wonderful esthetician. He knew exactly what…read moreto use to keep my skin calm (rosacea) and his massage technique is beautiful. I will come back just to book with him again. Sarah gave me a wonderful pedicure, my feet feel refreshed, polish is beautiful!

Located in Rosemont. The Vibe: Sophisticated, sleek, and high-end…read more Located just minutes from O'Hare, this is the premier choice for luxury shoppers. It is a rare fully indoor, two-level outlet mall, making it the best option during Chicago's winter or rainy days. * Top Brands: Gucci, Prada, Burberry, Versace, Saint Laurent, and Bloomingdale's The Outlet Store. Also don't forget the amazing Lindt store. We also love the kids stores like Janie and Jack.

So let me get this straight: Not only are you now charging $13 for parking that was free for years,…read morebut you've outsourced the 'experience' to a tech company that tracks my every move. ​It's transparently greedy. We all know you're too cheap to install actual kiosk boxes, so you've offloaded the work onto the customers. You think it's 'convenient' because we don't have to download an app and can just 'text to pay,' but that's just a clever way to link my phone number and credit card to your invasive computer vision surveillance. ​Standing in a drafty garage, scanning QR codes, and handing over my personal data just to spend money at your stores is not 'innovation'--it's a data-mining chore. Between the constant plate-scanning and the 'AI' tracking my vehicle, you've turned a simple shopping trip into a privacy nightmare. ​I'll be taking the 'convenient' route of shopping online or driving to a suburban mall that still understands what 'free parking' means and doesn't treat its patrons like test subjects in a tech lab.