This is a very convenient lot for the Federal Courthouse or Union League Club and the SpotHero App…read morealways has availability that is substantially discounted.

These guys have been great. I need a garage for a month when I'm out there visiting my daughter…read more They answered my questions quickly. And they rent spaces for the calendar month and I'm out there for 32 days over 2 months. So they've charging me for the second month and letting me in early. Very happy with them.

A small open parking lot that allows Van and Truck parking…read more May be most expensive Overnight Parking ($45) in the area, but your parked car will get one-on-one bonding moment of the 3 LED glass tubes (out of 18) that cost the City of Chicago a total of $3.4M with 343 lighted sculptures. "Public art costs money, if were going to be beautiful we've got to be beautiful, this is one of the greatest cities in the world and it demands public art," said Felderman. [CBS Chicago, May 8, 2013]

One of the limited locations available to get in and upgrade to a higher level of TSA security to…read morelower waiting times at airports. This was the closest to Milwaukee, and the Chief of Staff needed to come here. Plan on about two months from when you make the appointment. Only the person with the appointment can go in and up to the office for security reasons. I had to wait outside but the weather was nice and there are two pleasant benches in front of pretty flower boxes. Security is professional and very polite. The process doesn't take long. Limited parking on the street in front, I suggest you get here very early. Don't bring any weapons.

On my first visit here, it didn't occur to me until I was nearly at the facility that I might need…read moreto bring my passport with me for my Global Entry interview. Spoiler alert: You need to bring your passport with you. I went in anyway just in case and when I got up to the 6th floor that's when I saw a sign saying passports were necessary. This info is not included in the interview confirmation online. There's lots of other helpful information--directions to the site; no parking available; masks required--but nothing about what you need to bring with you. Since they have the information in the application, you'd think they'd have access to some of the State Department systems for this purpose, and many if not most would have a photo ID, I don't think the requirement to bring a passport is a given. When I visited the first time (forgot my passport, remember?) the BP police-type officers (not the same as the folks at the security checkpoint) were not wearing masks. Awesome. /sarcasm There's no parking specific to this building. You may find street parking on Jefferson, a couple blocks away, but it will probably depend upon what time of day and it's paid parking seven days per week. There's a parking lot at 519 S. Clinton that you can use; as of 7-25-22, 0-4 hours cost $16. I used the Spot Hero app and got a space for about half that. My second visit here for my Global Entry interview went much more smoothly, chiefly because I remembered my passport this time, yaaaaayyy! I was resigned to be there for like an hour, figuring they'd be behind because people were late, and that there would be a ton of folks there. When I arrived there were just three others waiting, and one of those people was just a woman there with her husband for... idk. Moral support? I was about 20 minutes early (I'm never that early) and an officer came out to get us almost 10 minutes before my scheduled appointment time. As I expected, the interview took all of five minutes, and I could have shaved at least a minute off that time if only my fingers had been situated properly on the fingerprint scanner. In fact, I was done with my appointment before my scheduled appointment time. I'm really glad they're so on time with the appointments and I've finally got it done. Make sure to get there early with your passport and state-issued ID (yes, both).

If you're trying to avoid the crazy expensive parking fees in Downtown Chicago, this Chinatown…read moreparking lot is a great alternative. I used this spot to save money, and it was totally worth it. If you're on a budget and not trying to get robbed by downtown parking rates, park here instead. It's super affordable, we paid a very cheap rate for 12 hours of parking, which is hard to beat in Chicago. The lot was easy to get in and out of, and we felt safe during our visit. There's also a guard booth on-site, which adds extra peace of mind. Best part? It's literally right next to the train station that takes you straight into downtown Chicago. Convenient, budget-friendly, and stress-free. Definitely recommend!

The main Chinatown parking lot is now a pay-by-phone operation. It might be intimidating and…read moreconfusing the first time you approach if you don't have a heads-up on this change, but I will tell you here what you need to do to make it a smooth and convenient operation for yourself. The main tip is to download the Metropolis phone app, enter your credit card info, phone number, and also the license plates of your cars. If you don't do it beforehand, you will be fumbling around doing it in the parking lot should you still choose to use the lot. As you drive in, your car plate will be scanned. You still have to scan a QR code either upon entering or before leaving the lot so it knows it was you in that car. You will then get an acknowledging text message from Metropolis. Enter and park. When you go to a restaurant that validates, scan the QR code in the restaurant, and the app will apply the discount to get you a parking rate of $3 for up to 3 hours instead of the lot's regular high rates of $10.99 to $18.99. When you depart, at the gate, your car plate will be scanned again, you will be recognized, and the gate will open, and you drive off and are done. Your credit card will be charged the $3 or whatever. Assuming everything works as I described, lol, and it did for me on my first use of the app today, it's all quite nice and seamless and no human interaction needed, nor any physical use of a credit card or paper receipts. I guess if you don't have a mobile phone, and/or don't want to use the Metropolis app, you can't park here any more! Anyway, I say thumbs up!

$59 for 2 hours and 20 minutes is predatory. Don't listen to those signs they have posted at the…read morefront.

this parking lot is evil, more like a scam. you can pay the…read moreticket at the exit easily but they leave a very confusing "heads up" or "instruction" or whatever you call it somewhere you can easily read when you head back to ur car, it reads before u return to ur car go to the lobby to pay the ticket. and when you try to figure what the heck does this mean or you did walk to the lobby, it eats up another 20 mins which will cost u 10bucks. if u are visiter of the sky deck, be ready to pay an extra 59 for this visit. it is EVIL.

the worker was rude and had attitude the whole interaction. he threw my phone back to us after we…read moreasked him for help.

From the owner: “Immigration parking” Most affordable and secure parking…read morelot located 100 steps from immigration and passport agency in Chicago.

Close to Willis Tower. Feels safe to park there. I paid $11 on a Sunday when I booked in advance…read morewith Spot Hero. Also very convenient as gate will then automatically open & close as it scans your license plate.

Parked in this garage while I was downtown for a few hours. Getting in was simple and easy.read more

We were here for the Chicago marathon recently . The…read morelocation for this hotel is good , but hotel room is dated. The worst was we witness cockroaches the last day we checked out . We took a picture of the cockroach. We reported to the front desk but she said it so abruptly that they are not responsible as we booked through booking. Com. As of now we are still not getting any action from them ,I guess they are not taking this as an issue which we are very disappointed.

Epic hotel, bed cool, television cool, north tower cool, south tower cool, lobby cool, north tower…read morehallway weird tho, very strange, but cool, view cool , of the generator, location cool, this review is cool, and also I'm done typing this