DuPage County Hotels with Gym

The hotel is in a very quiet and scenic place. Everything was great and wonderful for us during our stay. Snow bed, clean pool, polite and smiling staff. The only minus is that we have not yet returned the $78 deposit we paid when settled. It has not been possible to contact the hotel on this issue. I hope that a large hotel with a weight name will not come in not beautiful and still return the deposit on the map...

A new hotel in the suburbs of Chicago, with free parking and convenient surrounding shopping and dining. The hotel is newly renovated and the service is very good👍

A good choice for checking in on Route 66 and returning to Chicago from Premium Outlets in Chicago! The town is clean and tidy, and the hotel is much better than expected. The maintenance is very good, the facilities and rooms feel very new, and the suite is quite large. The meals in the surrounding American restaurants are very good. Compared with the high hotel prices in downtown Chicago, this place is very cost-effective, and it takes only 50 minutes to Chicago.

The room is good, not far from the airport, quiet, price concessions, except for no microwave oven, everything else is good! It is also very convenient to get to the airport shuttle bus, and it will be delivered in 13 minutes! Water delivery is more intimate!

Hi, For both the bookings, the stay was amazing. My dad really loved the breakfast and the ambience. Hope to visit the hotel again during our business trip :)

I travel a lot and this is probably one of the top few in the last 5 years. Hotel is beautiful, a nice bar, room big with a perfect floor plan and a view. I will go out of my way to stay there whenever I’m in the area. I’m a Hyatt fan again (Hilton cancelled a room on me after booking, so they’re dead to me.)

We stayed three nights and it was wonderful to wake each morning to the amazing breakfast. We had the pool and hot tub all to ourselves. Our room was quiet and the bed and pillows were incredibly comfortable. My husband and I loved this place. We will definitely be staying here again the next time we're in town.

The service was excellent, given that we reached around 1 am and were welcomed with warm cookies. We did spend some time to find parking as it was very busy.

The greatest difficulty was checking in, as the kitchen cupboard was bare. There was no clerk, simply a note with incorrect spelling, which I deciphered and called a clerk from the Holiday Inn Express. He was helpful and explained that the hotel I was at was no longer employed there. The room was fine, but wrestling luggage up the stairs required the strength of Hercules. I managed. There was also no one there the next day, but Geraldine from the next hotel proved very helpful. I even asked her to assist me with dropping off a package at the post office, which hopefully she accomplished. The hotel was absolutely fine, but the service could certainly have been better.

A staff member African American told my son he looked suspicious my son is African American as well and called the police on him so that was not cool at all my son told her well I have a right to go in and out my room and walk around etc then after I left I called because someone that visited Us while there lost their ID and the lady tell me I left my room a mess I said who are you lying to because I do not play them games I cleaned my room personally and left not a thang in there sat the garbage outside the door in bags and the towels as we are told nothing less nothing more they are more strick with their rules which is better now but as far as accusing my son as being suspicious and telling me I left the room a mess that's messed up y'all not keeping my money that the hotel have on hold I'll take them to court nothing was broken nor no trash was left inside so no that's not it it's sad that this place has changed for the worst in one way and being a more strick is better as it got a lil wild over here in the past they need to know and check they camera as far as which guests are there or not before they start to call people suspicious