Cheap management and staff. Loud hotel guests and awkward pool rules regarding wristbands. Staff…read moresays they will fix issues but then never show up. Cards kept being deactivated. Didn't honor group rates. Just avoid this old run down holiday inn.

Came into town for a wedding on Saturday. We have stayed…read morehere once before and we very impressed. Very impressed again. We will be staying here anytime we are in the Chicago area. Staff was very helpful, rooms were clean and comfortable. I LOVE the fact that there is fresh, good coffee available 24/7. I am an early riser by nature and appreciate the fresh coffee is ready and waiting. (not just the run of the mill in the room).

Booked through Priceline as an Express Deal…read more This was advertised as a 4 star hotel. It's not. This is a 3 star experience. That's not a bad thing. Just, you know, people are kinda over the dishonesty in packaging. The positives: Free Parking! Not at an airport. The Crabtree & Evelyn toiletries smell great. ‍ The negatives: Advertised as a 4 Star Hotel when it's not. A Sprite was $6. My vodka & cranberry juice was $22. 4 Stars includes access to luxury like a spa or a salon, a lounge or bar in the lobby open after 10pm, 24 hour access to amenities, etc. this is just a Holiday In Express with an essential oil diffuser and an audacious marketing team. The room was clean and the toiletries smell nice.

We stayed a couple of nights at this DoubleTree to get away for a few days. I know Skokie isn't…read moreexactly vacation-city, but we had a relative in the Skokie hospital and the hotel literally minutes from it. So, we figured we'd check out some of the sites in the area while we had time to visit the hospital. Having status at Hilton, we are always treated well at any of their hotels, DoubleTree being a Hilton property. It is attached to Jameson's Charhouse, a restaurant we generally like and looked forward to eating there during our stay. (We did have dinner there one night and breakfast one morning. The rooms are small but comfortable. I particularly like the beds at Hilton Properties. I find them very comfortable which makes the stay all the more pleasant. Other amenities include a pool (which we didn't use), and a gym with mainly Precor equipment, and one Peloton Bike. The have a large Precor weight machine, a host of dumbbells, medicine balls, and more. I did take advantage of the gym while we were there. All in all, it was a nice stay. If you find yourself needing a hotel in or around Skokie, this is a good choice.

Stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn near the Chicago airport in Rosemont and felt it was a solid value…read morefor the price. Parking is an added cost, which is worth noting, though that's pretty standard for this area. One nice perk is the pool, which makes this a good option for families traveling with kids. There's also a small fitness area that works fine for a quick workout. The bed was comfortable and made for a good night's sleep before heading out. The room itself was clean and functional, but the furniture felt noticeably outdated and could use a refresh. Visually, the space feels a bit behind the times even though everything worked as expected. The free airport shuttle was a major plus and ran on time, making airport access easy and stress-free. Staff interactions were smooth and efficient without any issues. Overall, this hotel leans more practical than modern or stylish. It's a good fit for short stays or airport layovers. If you're looking for something newer or more upscale, it may fall short, but for convenience and value, it gets the job done. Efficient: Yes First-Time Friendly: Yes Would I Return: Yes JY review

I took at this hotel and then canceled well within their cancelation requirement, however, they…read morerefuse to refund my money, stating that I went through Priceline to book. I have proof from Priceline that I did NOT book through them, however, the hotel still refuses to honor their cancelation policy. They are keeping over $300 that they did not earn!

Recently upgraded…read more $75.00 dollars a night 2 week max Free parking 1 jacuzzi suite

Everyone who works here is so nice and accommodating, harsha, jay, Sai, Greg - at the front desk -…read moreactually care about where they work and the needs of the people who come here. Harsha who I see and talk to the most, even outside of doing his job I can tell is a really good person. It's honestly one of the best motels I've stayed at, beds are comfortable, rooms are clean and quiet, especially for the price. Prices change over the weekend due to business, but it's still not over the top like almost every other place. I've stayed at quite a few motels/hotels in Chicago, and edgebrook is at the top for me.

I identified Hampton Inn & Suites Chicago-North Shore/Skokie for hotel stay during my weekend…read morestaycation in Skokie Illinois. Along with it being lower in cost for Hilton Honors members as I am currently a silver status member, I loved that it is located nearby a plethora of businesses and restaurants within Skokie itself. It was those things that won me over and led me into booking with Hampton Inn & Suites Chicago-North Shore/Skokie. My experience with the enthusiastic receptionist working behind the desk was nothing less than professional. Since my room was already booked through Hilton Honors, the only thing check-in consisted of was a verification of my information, a briefing on what is offered, and giving me my room key. And for your information check-in starts at 3:00pm and ends at 12:00am! And check-out ends at 12:00pm! After locating and entering my room, I said to myself "This is gorgeous!" once I took notice of the design and interior color which appeared so elegant! Looking outside of the window, I had an overview of Old Orchard Rd, and Edens Expressway (I-94), which is accessible to Hampton Inn & Suites. Inside the shower, there were liquid products by Gilchrist & Soames Zero% attached to the wall. Throughout my travels, I have noticed that hotels have completely dealt away with the mini shampoo, bath soap, and conditioner products that made great travel hygiene additions. Along with those notable things inside of the room, it met my cleanliness standards. I had no issues whatsoever getting comfortable in the king-sized bed during my stay as my head was engulfed in between the comfortable pillows. While utilizing the shower, I really enjoyed the water pressure; its soothing pressure made me feel very cleansed during each usage. It was wonderful toggling with its spray patterns, with the addictive feel of the pressure hitting the inside of my ear. Other things the room came with that I noticed were a comforter, an iron, ironing board, blow dryer, a coffee maker (Hamilton Beach), a mini refrigerator, microwave, a power adapter with USB and AC plugin, and several lamps which add a nice touch to the room. And the Wi-Fi internet was easy to connect to and not once did I have any connectivity issues with it during my stay. Hampton Inn & Suites, as expected, had an exceptionally beautiful inner interior! As a fitness enthusiast, it was great having a fitness center onsite because it allowed me to keep up with my fitness routines during my stay. And I must say that I was pleased to see the number of dumbbell weights, medicine balls, kettlebells, trx straps, a decent selection of workout machines, and a peloton fitness bike which totally charmed me out of my panties once I spotted it. Having the complimentary breakfast was a relief because I did not have to worry about finding a restaurant for breakfast in the morning. And I was highly satisfied with the quality of what was presented. It is served Monday-Friday from 6:30am - 10:00am, and Saturday-Sunday from 6:00am - 10:00am. If you are visiting Skokie, the Hampton Inn & Suites sits not only within an acceptable walking distance of a plethora of restaurants and businesses, but the Holocaust Museum, and Westfield Old Orchard, formerly Old Orchard Shopping Center. I would surely book with Hampton Inn & Suites Chicago-North Shore/Skokie again due to my experience with it because the hotel met my comfort needs, and I loved that its location is within an accessible distance of things of interest in Skokie. ~ Live every moment ~ Thomas G

Very rude and scammy stuff! Charging you $100 deposit for a disgusting room. Stolen my money and…read morenever refund me. Feels like you r in South America , a lot of Latina employees acting like a monkey and running around , also harassing guests and trying to give you a favor ! Don't stay there - all positive reviews r fake

good things: view and room in general. lobby staff was polite…read more bad things: room service food was expensive and tasted meh. rooftop staff rude. elevator system was inefficient and took a while, a lot of people trying to elevator hop to get to the rooftop.

Gorgeous hotel in the heart of Chicago. Everything is walkable from here including shopping and the…read morechristkindle market. The rooftop bar is perfect for pictures along the river.

SHUTTLE INFO: If you're flying in, the free 24/7 airport…read moreshuttle is technically every 30 minutes. You can track it at TrackMyShuttle.com with code 2930, which is a lifesaver once you realize "every 30 minutes" can sometimes mean "whenever it feels like it" but it's nice being able to see where the shuttle is in real time on the map and I found it accurate. ** If you're at Terminal 2, head to baggage claim and out Door 2C. ** At Terminals 1 or 3, take the escalators down to terminal 2, door 2C ** And if you're at Terminal 5, brace yourself. You'll need the tram to Terminal 2 then walk outside to 2C. Walking is technically possible, but unless you've trained for a marathon, just...don't. ------------------------------------ When I landed (Friday, 10:30 PM), I waited forever for the shuttle. Eventually realized I could've just hopped on the Westin shuttle and walked over, about an 8 min walk. This is easily doable if you don't have a lot of luggage. Learn from my pain. Hampton Inn is only 10 minutes from O'Hare airport. Once I finally got there, though? Not bad at all. My King Suite was spotless, fridge, microwave, clean bathroom, comfy bed. Better than I expected. For $148 a night, it's a solid deal, especially for work travel. The complimentary breakfast (6- 10am) was actually good, real food, not the "toast and hope" situation you sometimes get at free continental breakfasts. All in all: once you survive the shuttle saga, the stay itself is clean, comfortable, and surprisingly pleasant. It's right next to the Orthopaedic Learning Center, so it's very convenient (1 min walk) if you need to attend any events there. Trust me, after a full days surgical course it's so nice to just easily walk back to your hotel hassle-free. Taco Bell and Small Cheval walking distance right across the street too!

Very cute hotel! Very clean and spacious. Extremely close to the airport making it convenient when…read moretraveling. A little on the expensive side but a nice hotel to stay in!

I need to be brutally honest about this hotel. I have traveled nearly a million miles and stayed in…read moremany hotels all over the world. Issues happen at hotels all of the time. What I have found over the years. When something happens I have found hotel staffs to be the most accommodating and helpful people in the hospitality industry. Hotel workers are the unsung hero's of the industry. I booked my room at the Wyndham baymont in Glenview Illinois from May 31-June 9 with the plan of extending at least 10 additional days. The reason for this trip my closing on my hose was delayed. This particular hotel seemed like a great fit. When I arrived on May 31. The elevator was broken. I told the guy at the front desk I was recovering from a major car accident. I explained I needed a comfortable room for my stay. Especially since it could be up to 20 days. He was kind and helped me carry my bag up to my room. He also promised to get me a room on the first floor tomorrow. The next day they didn't have a room available. I was promised Monday am I would have a first floor room. As a matter of a fact they said the room would be room 107. To my surprise the room was not available. I said I wouldn't be back till late. Monday evening I arrived at the hotel. They said room 107 was not cleaned. I was given room 123. The elevator still wasn't working. I had to deal with getting everything to my new room. The hotel attendant was nice. He was a young kid. This was his first job. I unpacked my bags and ate dinner. A little after 11pm I started getting ready for bed. When I opened up the sheets. I saw multiple blood stains all over the sheets. I was absolutely disgusted. I took pics and videos. I showed it to the girl at the front desk. She gave me a new set of sheets and a garbage bag to put the blood stained sheets in a bag. I was utterly mortified that she didn't offer me any help or assistance. The following morning I went to the front desk. I spoke with David. I told him what happened. He was incredibly rude and abrasive. I was extremely calm. This was when Mike the manager said they have a three step process. Both David and Mike basically accused me of lying. This put me in a very incredibly uncomfortable position. I stayed calm. I explained the last few days were frustrating between the broken elevator and it taking a very long time to switch my room. I said I'm recovering from a bad car accident and I was recovering from serious injuries. This is where Mike said he will refund my entire stay. This is where David said I look perfectly fine. I was in shock. Both David and Mike doubled down with saying I made this up. I didn't want to deal with packing up again then having to find another hotel. I told Mike why don't you comp me a night because I'm going to extend. He doubled down that there was no way his staff was responsible. Dry Blood doesn't magically appear. The following day I said to David I would like to speak with Mike about the bloody sheets incident. Mike never responded. After three days and multiple times requesting to speak with Mike I figured I would call customer service. I told customer service and they were appalled by my experience. They asked me what I wanted. I said I felt I should be comped three nights. Considering the experience I didn't think that was unreasonable. On Saturday the 7th and Sunday the 8th I told David I still haven't heard back from Mike. I felt I was poorly compensated for my issues. On Monday the 9th i went to the front desk and wanted to speak with Mike. David told me tonight is comped and I am banned from ever coming to the hotel again. I was shocked. I then said I wanted to speak with Mike. David was extremely rude. I had to get personal and tell him I was on blood thinners. He obliged to come to my room and I showed him my medication. I needed to reiterate I didn't put the blood on the sheets. I said I have a blood disorder. If I cut myself I would bleed profusely because of my medication. There was still zero accountability for the bloody sheets. Shortly after speaking with David. I managed to speak with Mike. We went into a private room to discuss the issue. He asked me why did I call corporate. I said it was frustration that he felt I planted the blood on the sheets. I said that was extremely offensive. He then said he was a very busy guy. Then he made sure to imply there would be zero repercussions for my complaint, and because I complained he was banning me from the hotel. All of this rubbed me the wrong way. The arrogance of Mike was astonishing. What I realized from my 10 days at this hotel. This hotel is a factory pushing people in and out

What a dump..... Asked to speak to a manager multiple times I was told the manager wasn't there…read more I left my name and number and no return phone call. I was told they will check me out of the room and they never did I had to do it manually. The bathtub had cigarette burns on it. The lights had patches that were never painted over, the fan in the bathroom was broken, so with the humidity I couldn't breath and had a hard time showering. The door to the room doesn't lock. And the bed is curled up at the corner. Maid service is only available with 24 hr advance notice. They failed to tell the staff I had a late checkout but they still tried to enter my room twice.

The Sybaris never disappoints. Money well spent and more importantly time well spent with a loved…read moreone. Want a place to unwind and be stress free? Then the Sybaris is the spot for you. I can't complement this place enough. If you are looking to ditch the crowded bars and expensive NYE parties for something intimate and genuinely relaxing, the Deluxe Spa Suite at Sybaris is the only way to go. We spent New Year's Eve here, and it was hands-down the best decision we've made for a holiday. We stayed in the deluxe spa suite with the in room hot tub and shower. Room is spacious, beautiful, and modern. Pro-Tips for Your Stay: Order In: We brought our own fruit tray and snacks so we never had to leave the room. The Sybaris actually provided us with a snack bag and that was unexpected and awesome. Playlist Ready: The sound system in the suite is great. Set the vibe early! Book Early: NYE fills up fast, so if you're thinking about it for next year, don't wait. Final Verdict: The Deluxe Spa Suite is worth every penny. It's not just a hotel room; it's an experience. If you want to start the year feeling pampered, relaxed, and connected to your partner, this is the spot. We will definitely be making this a New Year's tradition!

Your rooms look nothing like the pictures on your website. I gave my driver's license and credit…read morecard on the phone to reserve my room, then when I checked in on your app I had to take a picture of my driver's license and gave my credit card again and when I checked in I had to show my driver's license and credit card again. It felt like they thought I was going to throw a raging party in their room and I am almost 60 years old. Your hot tub never got hot. There were 3 remotes for one TV. While we were in our robes, drinking champagne, your staff had to come in to our room to turn on the volume of the tv for us. The 3 foot weeds in the parking lot certainly don't make it feel like a room that we paid over $ 400 a night for. Your chocolate truffles were candy from Walmart. There were hard water stains in the sink and hot tub. We listened to the tv at full volume because the air conditioner was so loud, which gave us both headaches. There was only 1 massage chair, not 2, and the seat was worn so thin it almost had holes in it. This did not feel like over a $ 400 a night experience at all. We won't be coming back.

First off my initial room smelled like urine! So I was moved to another room, that one wasn't any…read morebetter, the water barely got warm, which I told the attendant, who said "yeah that happens" ... and it's so outdated this hotel might as well rent by the hour! If I could relate a ZERO I would!

I stayed at the Red Roof in Morton Grove thru Hotwire, which won't let you give the ratinging a…read moreThumbs Down. The non-smoking rooms smell like cigarettes and they placed dirty stained towels in the bathroom. The heat did not work and only blew out cold air. DO NOT stay here and certainly do not book blind deals cause you cannot cancel them on Hotwire. A friend recommended to use Hotwire. Never will I listen to them again either. Regardless, this place is horrible.