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We stayed at LaBanque as a splurge after camping for two weeks, and we were a little disappointed. The pictures look lovely, and it's in a cute part of town in a historic building with quick access to trains to get to downtown Chicago. The two front desk attendees were also lovely. However, the website advertised a ”glass of complimentary bubbly” which seemed great after many hours in the car and after camping. When I asked about the bubbly, I was told to ask the restaurant. When I asked the restaurant, a gentleman seemed kind of agitated and told me to go back to the front desk as ”they had no Prosecco anywhere in the bar and not sure how he could get it.” I returned to the front desk, and the lovely attendant said she would work on it after texting her manager. About an hour later the bubbly arrived at our room. When you pay (with pet fees) $400/night, a simple solution would have been, ”Sorry, we have run out of Prosecco, but what other wine or cocktail can I get you in leu of that?” as opposed to someone clearly running out to buy a bottle and then bringing it to our room while we were already eating. If it is advertised on the website, that would've been a quick resolution for $400/night. In addition, ”pillow top mattresses” were advertised. Our mattress was soft, but it had a large indentation in the center that caused both of us to roll into the middle. I ended up putting a pillow between us to stop the gravitational pull to the central pull. In the morning we grabbed breakfast, but there was not a person in sight. A cold buffet similar to one at a Super 8 was laid out, but there was no water (my husband actually went into the kitchen himself to fill our glasses) and no hot items to choose from. Again, for $400/night some scrambled eggs would have hit the spot. All in all, the interior is lovely and the two front desk attendees were great, but I wouldn't stay here again for $400/night...try someplace else (heck, we've had a better breakfast at a Holiday Inn Express!). We've stayed in more comfortable places for half the money.

The Holiday Inn Express at Crestwood provided my daughter and me a place to stay outside of Chicago. The rate was great and the staff at the desk/check-in were personable and very helpful. They accommodated a request to give a room key to my daughter who was arriving in the wee hours of the morning. When she arrived she was warmly welcomed and given the key without a hassle. The hotel itself is kind of dated and a little sad. For example, the bathroom door didn't shut; a lamp was without a lightbulb; and the towels were a bit on the skimpy side. But overall, it did the job and the people helped increase the overall rating of my stay.

Good Deals good customer service

Make sure you tell the front desk that you want your room cleaned every day or they will say they don't have the staff to clean and wont' clean your room. They will have you bring your soiled towels to the front desk to get clean towels if you don't have them clean your room every day. It's ridiculous that for the amount you pay that they don't want to clean your room every day. They blame it on COViD. When you tell them they will clean your room and after that it was GREAT. The staff is extremely helpful and pleasant. From the front desk to the Maintenance personnel they are all helpful and professional. The staff is wonderful and the rooms are nice, clean, and cool in the summer. This was my 3rd stay at this location and the first time they didn't clean my room unless I asked..

Room was clean nice bed hot shower it had a breakfast room and the coffee was good the hallway did smell like dog pee but other then that staff were nice and very helpful

Travel lodge Chicago This HAS to be the worst hotel/motel I’ve ever stayed in up to this point… As I pulled in I became worried about the quality of the hotel just by look at the outside of the building, but as seen from other places I’ve stayed, I shouldn’t judge a hotel just by the outside appearance… But in this case it proved to be correct. As I entered the hotel lobby inside there was a plexi glass screen covering the front desk, this glass looks to have been built into the foundation, meaning it was there pre-Covid. I asked the person at the front desk and it turns out it’s bulletproof glass which made me very nervous, so right off the start I didn’t feel all that safe. I was given a room key to one of the base level rooms, this made me slightly at ease as I could park directly outside my room so that way if someone tried to break in to the car I was driving I could hear the alarm go off. It only got worse as I entered my room. Floorboards have been lifted off the ground and I could see through to the foam padding beneath the floor boards, there was a fist sized hole in the wall and the immediate smell of smoke and body odor filled the room. I kept all of my belongings on a table or the sink top as I felt it was too dirty to leave them on the ground. Due to people smoking just outside my room, the air coming in from A/C unit only was part cold part smoky The entire state of the room just gave me a feeling of grossness and disgust. And it just became worse with the bathroom, it also smelled like body odor, and there wasn’t even so much a plastic dowel for the toilet paper to sit on, Just a 3/4 used roll of toilet paper sitting on the top of the toilet tank. in addition to that somebody left a little surprise for me in the toilet (there was pee left in the toilet). At the front desk I inquired where if I could drink the tapwater, usually I will get an “ I believe so“ or “There are water bottles in the room” but not here... what I got was “ I have no idea but probably not, you can buy water if you want to have a drink”. I found it weird that they “believe” that was sink water is not safe to drink, yet they had cups next to the sink? They did suggest getting ice from the machine and letting it melt if I didn’t feel like paying for water, but that would’ve been very time consuming. I feel like hotels/motels should be able to provide some free of charge water, if not from the tap then somewhere else on the property. The room description when I booked it said “mini-fridge” and “microwave” were available Which turned out to be completely false. There is a common use microwave next to the check in desk that people can use but especially now during Covid I felt it wasn’t the best idea to be using a microwave everybody has used. She informed me that the queen bed rooms don’t have microwaves and mini fridges and they don’t know how to change the description online, but the rooms with king beds did have them, so I did inqu