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1. Kasa Lake Shore Chicago

Downtown Chicago

Mary

NT$8,692 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

A modern building with the name 'SENIORAL' prominently displayed on the facade.

2. Sentral Michigan Avenue

Downtown Chicago

Jacob

NT$5,847 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 10 - Nov 11

A modern kitchen with a large island, bar stools, and a city view.

3. Level Chicago – Old Town

Downtown Chicago

Erik

NT$11,174 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 11 - Nov 12

A modern living room with a fireplace, a dining area with a wooden table and chairs, and a kitchen with a white railing.

4. Wrigleyville Suites

Lakeview

Kate

NT$5,869 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 3 - Nov 4

A spacious hotel lobby with a high ceiling, chandeliers, and a bar area.

5. The Gem Museum Suites

Downtown Evanston

Archita

NT$9,210 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 9 - Nov 10

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Sports Illustrated Resorts Chicago

10/10 Excellent

"Loved everything about this b"

Congress Plaza Hotel

8/10 Good

"The Congress is a historic hotel right at the Southern end of Michigan Avenue. Clearly, it's seen better days. Now, they are restoring it floor by floor. But, the main entry to the hotel is pretty rough. Some of the floors haven't been rehabbed, the bar is possibly the poorest bar in terms of quality of any of the historic hotels I've stayed in during my Chicago trips. The check in process is largely like going to the DMV. There's not a lot of customer service or friendly welcoming banter. No valet parking, there isn't daily maid service, either. The room I had was pretty nice, as it had been on the rehabbed side of the South tower. There was only one working elevator on this tower, so the rides up and down were long and packed. The bed was comfortable, the pillows were fluffy, and the bathroom was really good. The Congress is typically less expensive than the more upgraded spots such as the Blackstone, Hilton, or Palmer House."