Stayed two nights for a professional conference. Check-in took awhile, and the receptionist was harried and kept asking people behind us in line if she could help them throughout our check in. The bathroom was tiny - hardly any space for toiletries. The towel rack was on the wall at the foot of the bathtub, inside the shower curtain. The... more

My husband and I accidently end up here. I was very sure I've booked Best Western River north (through Midashotels), location was interesting and the free parking as well. When we arrived there, we were told that we booked at the Inn of Chicago, which was a Best western in the past. There was no free parking, so I was... more

I stayed in a recently renovated executive queen room. The floor in the bathroom was filthy, and the room was so unbelievably small I barely had room to walk around after I put my suitcase down. One plug-in in the bathroom and the internet access was a complicated mess - they gave very poor instructions at the front desk as... more

Recently stayed at the Inn of Chicago while attending a conference and it was listed as one of the conferences “host” hotels. At the time of booking our hotel there was not a lot of choices so we picked the Inn of Chicago as the location looked great, just off of Michigan Ave. Having read reviews here I was not... more

I stayed here when I attended a conference in Chicago. The location is hard to beat, and that's about all I can say about this hotel. Amenities and service were almost non-existent. No breakfast (no restaurant, even), no free in-room internet, no fitness facility (for that you need to pay $5/day and walk three blocks to the Doubletree). I couldn't... more

The location is great, close to the central shopping district and a short walk to Old Town, Near North and Millennium Park. The hotel service was friendly and helpful, and check-in was fine. The rooms are standard size (we had a double bed room) with super comfy beds. Also - they have a GREAT rooftop deck with seating to take... more

I came to Chicago with one of my staff for a trade show at the Navy Pier. This hotel was listed in the hotel package, had great pictures of their rooms and talked about their million dollar renovation. I thought it would be a nice change to stay at a 'boutique' hotel instead of the usual Sheraton, Hyatt, etc. Boy... more

Chicago is a very expensive city, and we left it until the last minute to book a hotel for our August vacation, a mistake we will not make again. The only downtown hotel for anything close to a reasonable price for my family of four was the Inn of Chicago at $200 per night. For that sum, we got a... more

My friend and I checked into the Inn of Chicago on a Friday evening for a one night stay. We loved the hotel! We checked in around 6:30 p.m. The lobby is gorgeous and very chic and fun. Check-in was fast and the two gentlemen who checked us in were efficient and very friendly. (We had a couple good laughs... more