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Villa D' Citta

4.2 (58 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Jorganna P.

Words can not begin describe my 2 night stay in this amazingly iconic and magical retreat... I'm reffering to it as a retreat because I didn't have to leave... I could have stayed put and been totally satisfied and completely rejuvenated by the time I left... I call it magical... Because this place LITERALLY takes you back in time... The architecture... The ambiance... Down to the names of the some of the rooms refferencing "capone" an original Chicago mobster...that I'm SURE Has stayed at this place a few times! It is absolutely reminiscent of a time long ago... The stories these walls hold... I can only imagine... the details are elegantly EVERYWHERE... I kept finding things that caught my eye making me question what the purpose for it was 100yrs ago... There's an amazing tunnel window above the copper kitchen sinks with stained glass at the end of it... You can see the walls are over a foot thick... The fireplaces... Adorned with marble... The wrought iron arched doorway in the entrance... The elevator... Small but purposeful...after a bottle of wine the stairs are daunting... But even the stairs...are beautiful. I stayed in the "Milan" suite... It had thee most beautiful comforting king sized pillared canopy bed... The accents amazing.... Complete with a biography of Mc Jagger on the fireplace mantel... And let me just say...the fireplace was perfect for warming up on this chilly day...last night was colder and it was just what I NEEDED while enjoying an amazing glass of wine (And for my own personal budior' photo shoot) the service from the host AMAZING! Thank you brook for all your assistance... especially the Bike! Getting to use the house bikes (*Trek cruisers) to tour my city and go lakefront... Better then those rentals... And also for answering every question with such kind and concise explanations... Such a patient and sweet young woman! I appreciate her check ins with me to verify I was settled... And made sure I knew where everything was... So very attentive! The kitchen bring available was such a nice touch! The thoughtful snacks... Which came in handy a few times! This place needs to be marked a historical landmark if it hasn't already... The architecture is just amazing...along with all wood work. I look forward to staying again! And having a party or 2 or 3... since you can actually rent the whole building!

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Christina G.

I had a mini wedding here champagne and cake only but it was so wonderful I also stayed here for two nights. The owner was so accommodating she help me make a micro wedding during Covid so lovely. She went above and beyond she help me take the cake out of the box she steam my dress when it was wrinkled anything we need as she tried to help it was a wonderful wonderful weekend and I highly recommend this place it's a beautiful quaint charming little European gem hiding in Lincoln park.

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Sarah B.

Drop dead gorgeous place with attention to every detail. I really appreciate that in lodging. We were very comfortable. The design and decor of the Villa are impeccable. The Grand Tuscan suite was large enough and perfect for our party of 4. And that bathroom is straight out of the most luxury home with deluxe steam shower, jetted tub and candle light... The bed and pillows were also very comfortable. Lincoln Park - super cool neighborhood! Tons of restaurants, small businesses, stimulating architecture and foliage to feast your eyes on. It was a little far from from downtown area if that's where you're going every day. The Uber's got expensive. The all hours access to Belgian waffles, fresh baked cookies, drinks, bagels, yogurt, fruit, fresh berries, meats cheeses and other toppings for DIY paninis was so nice. Sometimes you're just too tired to venture out for a snack. The people - one of the things I love about staying at a B & B are the people you meet around the communal breakfast table. We had some nice conversations. Only complaint: we slept fantastic the first three nights until what sounded like 20 people checked in above us and were stomping around till midnight and up early in the morning. Bad sleeps the last 2 nights :(. Not the Villa's fault just a bummer. We would definitely stay here again!

Great kitchen!
David W.

Please read our checking in notes. This B& B is 5 stars for its people, hi Cathy , as well as it's attention to details. Caio for now.

Beautiful accommodations.
Fluff H.

From start to finish Villa d' Citta was impeccable. Cathy met us at the villa for check in and gave us the grand tour. She also answered our questions about local dining and attractions. The room was wonderful, we enjoyed some time stargazing on the back deck and slept great. In the morning we were treated to waffles that we requested and a wonderful pizza. We walked to the Lincoln Park Zoo the following day(about a 10 minute walk) Even though check out was at 11, Cathy made it clear that we were welcome to stop back into the villa for refreshments and sandwiches throughout the day. We will surely be returning. Thanks Cathy!

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“From the moment we arrived we were greeted by the very knowledgeable and welcoming Kathy.”

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The Sono Chicago

4.9(30 reviews)
1.1 mi•Old Town, Near North Side

Stayed here last month and it was absolutely fantastic!…read more When trying to find a hotel or location to stay when visiting family/friends it is always difficult and SUPER expensive. So in wanting to visit and not break the bank, my girlfriend and I wanted to try something new... a Bed & Breakfast. This turned out to be one of the best decisions ever! The Sono, ran by Tom and Kim, is an excellent, exceptionally clean, delightful venue. From the very large, open, and inviting community area designed as the kitchen and eating area with a couch and sitting area at the far end, the entire place was amazing. Even in the midst of winter in December, the views from the rooftop were stunning(can't wait to enjoy that in the summer months). We had a single king-size bed room, with a balcony and view of the city. Being on the third floor was a hike up the stairs but so worth it to enjoy the added views from thru the windows. Each room was keyed separately, similar to your own house, which gave a good sense/feeling of privacy and safety of our belongings. An excellent feeling of home, with the sense of a wonderfully ran hotel. The breakfast in the morning had a plethora of options, from yogurt and granola to toast to cereal to oatmeal, with coffee, juice, and tea for drinking options. Of course there is water as well. The only other thing I could have expected was hot breakfast as an option. Is there a suggestion box? Anytime we visit Chicago from here on forward, we will be making sure The Sono is available! Highly recommend it to any one and everyone! Signed, Ken McKay

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4.8(31 reviews)
2.7 mi•West Loop, Near West Side

I hope not to stay in another hotel in Chicago again. The Publishing House is just that charming…read moreand wonderful. The rooms have everything I want: a place to hang my clothes, shelves to put my things, a desk to work upon, an easy to connect to bluetooth speaker, nice bath products, and a comfy bed with great sheets. There's a closet with clothing steamers (a must have hotel item for me!), irons and DISTILLED WATER. Anyone who is serious about steaming uses distilled water to do it. (Thank you for knowing this, Publishing House!) I went directly to this closet to get myself a steamer! There's a kitchen where you can make yourself a pot of tea (or coffee) any time, a fridge you can put your food in, and a beautifully appointed living room that you can hang out in (with, or without, your friends). I don't usually eat breakfast but the breakfast (included in your stay!) is too good to pass up! Glorious cooked breakfasts plus fruit, granola, yogurt, and homemade baked goods. The staff is made up of talented and attractive staff who are also kind and helpful. The Publishing House is my dream come true. If I could find a place like it in New York, Toronto, and LA I'd be 10X happier to travel to those cities.

Heavenly Loft B&B. My husband and I stayed at the Publishing House for four wonderful nights…read more Our room, the Carmen, was even better than shown in photos. Quiet, exquisitely comfortable bed, spotlessly clean and uniquely decorated (in all the right ways). We felt like we were guests in the amazing home of a contemporary art collector. The pantry was a treat for quick snacks and refrigerator space. Breakfasts were inventive, delicious and health conscious. The "public" areas were spacious enough to share with other guests easily, nothing like a hotel lobby lounge. The hosts were great with communicating check-in and checkout, as well as friendly tips about the front door during a humid weekend. The list of restaurants and local shops was beyond useful. We also enjoyed happy hour in the affiliated restaurant below. This was our first trip to Chicago in a long time, we had such a good time, we'll be back in the fall and the Publishing House B&B will be our first choice to stay.

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4.2(166 reviews)
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It takes a while to get a table and food, but it's totally worth it! One of my favorite burgers and…read moretheir fries are elite. Oh and get the Mac and cheese bites while you wait for your burger.

First time here and overall did enjoy the experience. It's certainly tucked away in the…read moreneighborhood which I really like and wish this existed more around the city instead of on main street corridors. We were a large group of about 6 adults and several toddlers and a baby. Some of the group had already arrived and got a table thankfully since it was already getting busy. We were sitting in the patio on a dark and rainy afternoon in the fall, but never felt cold thankfully. The service was a bit interesting. Our main server wasn't super friendly, but also couldn't tell if she was annoyed with us or not. Maybe just her energy. Either way, all the good and drinks came out pretty quickly I'd say and they were good about asking if we needed another beer lol. As far as the food... the smash burger was very good. I wouldn't say it's the best I've had, but I'd rate it a solid 8.5/10. I was sort of confused because I thought I had seen an option where they add hot sauce to my smash burger, but I guess it was just the hot sauce that's presented at the table for you to add yourself. I do think it would be great if they offered a spicy version of the smash burger.. with chilis or jalapeños inside. Just a thought! Fries were good overall, and others had the chicken sandwich while some of the kids had chicken tenders and kid sized burgers. Not sure on the feed back on the chicken sandwich but overall I think the table thought the smash burger was good.

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Ray's Bucktown Bed and Breakfast

4.9(115 reviews)
1.7 mi•Bucktown

Breakfast is amazing , but then again . . . so is EVERYTHING else . . . service, unique rooms, and…read more. . . Oh . . . did I say BREAKFAST!!!

Ray's Bucktown B&B is an absolute gem. The neighborhood, the staff, the breakfast, the whole damn…read morepackage. It has character. It makes you feel like you're on an adventure. There's a warmth here. And that's something even the snazziest of hotels can't promise. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy bougie hotels too, but this place has a story. The dry sauna and steam room were more than enough comfort, and while we couldn't enjoy the roof deck due to storms, it looked like the perfect place to chill. Our room was spotless, we had plenty of space, and the jacuzzi tub was the cherry on top. Breakfast is included, and the food from that kitchen was stellar. They had an entire separate vegan menu. I was super into the local kombucha and fermented hot sauce options, and the vegan French toast and tofu scramble were spot on. There are always snacks and beverages available around the clock, too. So fear not, my fellow snackers. As far as the vibe, let's just say the founder must have made randomness their full-time job. There is art all over the place, plus collections of all shapes and sizes. Two dozen antique cameras? Got it. 15 or so vintage thermoses on a shelf? Yep. Rock collections, statues, maps, and more? There is just stuff to look at EVERYWHERE. And I mean that in the best way possible. My wife booked us a little one-night getaway, and Ashley and the team made the whole thing a treat. Smooth sailing from start to finish, friendly, accommodating, and the room was our cozy little home away from home, even if only for a night. Completely walkable to all kinds of fun and shopping. Zero complaints. I can't say I've been to a place like Ray's before. It's a community. Just check the common rooms where you'll find board games, books about art and the neighborhood, and people just chilling out. It's unique, and we need more uniqueness these days. Ray's is the kind of place I love to recommend. Anyone can grab a hotel, but this type of visit is something much more memorable.

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Relax in our common area

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Kasa Magnificent Mile - Living Area with Balcony

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2.9(15 reviews)
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Stayed here for a few nights and it was a phenomenal experience. Booked direct and noticed that the…read morerates fluctuate quite a bit, even within the same day. Payment was made prior to arrival. Kasa is completely touchless. The unit was featured at One Superior place. A text and email with the unit number and door code was provided at 3:50 pm the day of check-in. There was an option to pay for an early check in by the hour. My studio with balcony was spacious. The walls were starting to show its age with numerous scuffs from high traffic. Loved how the unit featured a full washer and dryer with detergent. The full kitchen including dishwasher and dishwasher tablets were super helpful. The soundproofing was limited. Definitely bring noise cancelling headphones. The view from the unit was fantastic both during the day and at night. Water pressure in the shower was ok. There were plenty of towels, including extras in the closet. The mattress is a foam one, which may get warm for those warm individuals.

Excellent location, excellent communication, excellent people in the building (employees and…read moreneighbors). Every comfort of home at a reasonable price. We stayed for a week and enjoyed that we didn't need a car to get around other than using Uber. Great restaurants in walking distance. Aldi's and Whole Foods are both on the same block. Great time as we saw the Chicago Marathon right down the street. And, walked to the Columbus Day parade and stood side by side with the Grand Marshall, Tony Danza

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4.2(185 reviews)
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A great way to celebrate twin October birthdays with one of my closest girlfriends, we went to Polo…read moreInn! An excellent bed-and-breakfast since 1985 in Bridgeport, run by the charming and eloquent Dave Samber and his team. Getting in touch with your religious roots, it's a pleasure to dine at the lovely restaurant with chapel and gospel service every Sunday. Exquisite waitstaff like Martin and cozy ambience with neat organized tables, enjoying a fantastic steak sandwich with tater tots galore. Thanks to my friend bringing a top-notch champagne, paired with their flourless chocolate cake, whipped cream with candles. Gonna be hard to top this folks! Free parking by neighboring lot and ample street parking.

This weekend we came for a birthday party in the Eagle Room. It was beautifully decorated with a…read moreflower display at the buffet table. It's a small intimate area. The food was brunch with frittata, French toast, bacon, sausage, roasted vegetables, butternut squash and fresh fruit. The food looked delicious. The butternut squash was my favorite. Now for the downside, my bf and I were a few of the last people to get our first plate. When we were getting food, most of the trays were almost empty and they didn't have enough food. It's a buffet and shouldn't there be enough food for all. My bf didn't get the frittata or bacon. Usually there's more than enough food and then some. People asked and they weren't making more. A friend wanted more sausage links for his son and they had to make a couple links. Disappointed because usually there should be second helping and at least enough for first helping. So I ended up with a stomach ache and not feeling well. I hadn't left yet. I rushed home. Found out there were a couple more people had the same feeling after leaving. We were looking to try the Sunday buffet. I don't think I will now.

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