Business Hotels in Chicago

I visited the Warwick Allerton with a group of friends over a three night stay. The hotel is older, in the midst of a remodel. Our room was fine, appeared to be remodeled. It was clean, comfortable bed and furniture. Housekeeping had to be scheduled and we ran out of toilet paper before the scheduled service. Additionally our wifi was continually disconnecting. Alicia from the front desk offered to come up to our room, reset our wifi and delivered 2 rolls of toilet paper. She arrived within minutes of me talking to her. She was friendly and very helpful. The hotel charges a $15.00 daily service fee. The restaurant was closed for remodeling and there was no food on the premises. There may have been a gym, which we did not use. I fail to see the benefits of the facility fee and would rather just have the room charge be higher if the hotel needs to make a higher profit on the rooms. The hotel is in a good location for shopping and restaurants. The valet service was also efficient.

According to the booking, filter and photos, it shows there is a pool at this location. THERE IS NOT A POOL HERE. We only booked this hotel for the amenities and view. Not finding out until we had checked in and inquired about pool hours we were too late to cancel our hotel. So just wasted a night and money on a place I would have never stayed at. We did not have a pool and according to trip booking parking showed for $78 but was more when we arrived. I’m not happy

I visited this hotel with my girlfriend and it was a good experience as it was close to downtown and close to several convenient areas.

The elevator halls on each floor are very spacious, with 14 elevators. Although you need to change elevators on the 20th floor, it is still very convenient. It has a good view of Lake Michigan and the park. The service in the restaurant is friendly and the breakfast price is reasonable at US$25.

This is a historical hotel in Chicago, love it very much. I love their restaurant & bar, good atmosphere and serve with good foods (see my pictures). I will definitely choose this hotel again by the next time to Chicago

Checking in at the Congress Plaza was so straight forward. I was upgraded without asking to a King size bed with a lake view. The room was perfect. Fridge, safe, TV , Coffee and water.

The twin room is large and has an excellent location, making it very suitable for short-term family travel. All attractions are within walking distance, including Millennium Park, Cloud Gate, art museums, cruise ships, etc.

This is the best hotel to stay at if you have an early morning or late night flight. It was very clean and well-managed and it served our purposes. We will use it every time we take a late night trip to Asia which we do 4 times a year at present. We were very pleased.

The room is large, apartment-style for cooking, and the equipment is complete. It's very cost-effective for a large number of people. There are people cleaning the room every day. It feels suitable for family travel. There is a lot of breakfast provided, and you can pack it as you like, which feels very good.

This is a great hotel in an excellent location for exploring Chicago. We stayed two nights here before moving up to another Marriott up by Wrigley for some ballgames. Cab ride to Second City was 10 minutes. Uber back was easy to procure and the same travel time. It's about a two block walk from the Architectural River Cruise (book the one that's associated with the non-profit Architectural Museum--it's on the same side of the river as the hotel). There's a Lou Malnotti's Pizza about two blocks away in the Wrigley Building (Chicago-style pizza!). It's right around the corner from the Loop and the Chicago Theater. You're several blocks from the grand public park with all the sculptures. If you book a river view room, it's a really great look--the hotel is directly across the water from those twin honey-combed, circular apartment houses featured in every picture of Chicago. The only drawback is that to the right, you get a slanted view of ”TRUMP” on the side of that branded hotel, sure sign of an egomaniac that no other building in town emulates. Also seems so totally out of place in such a progressive, forward-thinking city. The downtown, otherwise, is beautiful. You can rent a car about 6 blocks away in the Hilton on Grand Avenue for a drive out to Oak Park (recommend the Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Museum there) and then back along beautiful Lake Shore Drive. There's a Corner Bakery about two blocks up the street if you want to do breakfast. The food at the hotel's bar on Floor 3??? was pricey but good. Appetizers, mostly, but enough to get you by. Hotel is clean. Staff very friendly. Upscale, for sure.