3-Star Hotels in Cook County

The Residence Inn Chicago Midway Airport hotel is located on the Midway Hotel Center campus just one mile from the airport and offers apartment-style suites and pet friendly accommodations with plenty of free perks. With rates typically less than downtown hotels, our Chicago Midway Airport hotel is the ideal choice for long stays. Get more than you need like free 24 hour airport shuttle, daily breakfast and property-wide WiFi. Keep up your routine at our outdoor SportCourt and 24-hour gym limited capacity or just relax with the kids at our indoor pool or outdoor fire pit. We also have a 225 sq. ft. boardroom ideal for small meetings for up to 15 people. Avoid downtown Chicago prices and chose the Residence Inn Chicago Midway Airport hotel.

Everything about this place screams focus on the guest. I stayed here two nights and the front desk and bartender were amazing. I never felt so welcome in a hotel before. I would definitely recommend this over some of the other Marriotts or Hilton hotels in the area.

The hotel is close to the city center, it is very convenient to get in and out, there are many famous restaurants around, the hotel environment is pretty good, but the room price is too small, it feels oppressive, the sound insulation is poor, and you can clearly hear the sound of the corridor and the police cars passing by on the road outside Sound, I guess I won't stay next time, I still prefer hotels near the lake. High factor of safety.

Hilton Huiting hardware facilities are generally relatively new, and the service management level is relatively stable. The internal facilities are positioned for mid-range family outings, refrigerators, microwave ovens, pots and pans are all available. Parking is free. During the epidemic, breakfast can be taken back to the room or take-out, and arranged on the first floor, convenient to pick up meals, the service is very user-friendly.

With a stay at House 5863 - Chicago Bed and Breakfast in Chicago (Edgewater), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Lake Michigan and Loyola University Chicago. This bed & breakfast is 3.7 mi (6 km) from Wrigley Field and 6.8 mi (11 km) from Michigan Avenue.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. This Art Deco bed & breakfast also features a television in a common area, tour/ticket assistance, and a picnic area.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of House 5863 - Chicago Bed and Breakfast. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, express check-out, and multilingual staff. Planning an event in Chicago? This bed & breakfast has 2500 square feet (232 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 7 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring microwaves and flat-screen televisions. Your Select Comfort bed comes with down comforters and Egyptian cotton sheets. Rooms have private balconies or patios. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Bathrooms feature showers, designer toiletries, and hair dryers.

The location is good, opposite the exhibition hall, and there are outlets around. The service attitude of the white guy in the first few days was good, but the Mexican guy and girl in the next few days were just average. They felt unfriendly to the Chinese. Their attitude was similar to the Mexicans I met before, and they looked at the Chinese with tinted glasses.

The hotel is very far from downtown Chicago, but it takes a while to get to a nearby shopping centre. Hotel facilities are general, the room is very noisy, it is suspected that the room is exhausted, and the noise is too close to the highway. The only benefit is free parking and the hotel price is high.

Southwest airlines goy us in late and then had to sit on the tarmac for 30 minutes as a primer. Got to the hotel and couldn't find parking, only to find out that SW Airlines book all the rooms for distressed passengers without a connecting flight. Finally found a spot next to an SUV where a guy was getting behind the wheel holding a half empty bottle of Chivas Regal I believe. Of course it could have been for the two scantily dressed women who also got into the car after he pulled out. Got to the front desk where another couple of ”interesting” guests were checking in and got our room keys only to find that the two rooms we booked were not ajoining as requested so we went back to the front desk. The gentleman at the front turned to a lady and asked for help. She tried to look for ajoining rooms and this is when we found out about the fully booked hotel. When I asked her to double check she was obviously disgruntled and went to the back office. Out comes another shorter woman without a smile to let us know there are no ajoining rooms left and that our request for ajoining rooms that we made weeks ago online was not able to be fulfilled and was only a request that Marriott does not guarentee, so much for Titanium Level privilages!!! Not even a bottle of water... When we called in the morning to see if maybe we could get complimentry breakfast for the inconvenience, they suggested that they only sell breakfast and we are welcome to purchase it, but they will not be giving us anything for our troubles. So down we went to get breakfast only to be met with the farmstand breakfast bowl and breakfasr burrito were not available. Sure, so I order eggs your way with a choice of meat and either potatoes or tomatos, only to find out that there are no tomatos when I ordered it my ”my way”. When I went to pay with my debit card the girl at the register said, ”sorry that machine doesn't work”, you will have to swipe. The bagels came out hard and the chef decided to put black pepper over everything on my plate, eggs, bacon, potatos and toast. At least the coffee was okay and the girl atvthe counter gave us a couple of bottles of water on the house. The room was sparsely decorated and looked like it had not been upgraded since the 80's. The furniture was worn, dirty and the pillows left my wife and I with stiff necks. The beds were barely double instead of queen, lucky we are not large people. One of the outlets by the bed did not work. The TV was small and sat on the top of the chest instead of mounted on the wall. The bathrooms were clean, so there was that. Overall our stay was disappointing and even a bit uncomfortable. We will not be staying here again and will be suggesting to Marriott that they need to check the standards of this location which were poor in customer service, cleanliness, convenience and atmosphere. I gave a star for the clean sheets and clean bathroom, but everything else... sorry that doesn't work.

Hotel is very close and convenient to O’Hare airport. Very spacious lobby area and enough staff to check you in fairly quickly. Hotel bed was excellent but room was a little dated. Electrical outlets are not three prong. Room service to 11 PM was helpful for a late arrivals. Always are very bright and decorative.Bathroom entry doorway is narrower than usual with a very compact bathroom.

It is much older than the photo. I have been training nearby for two weeks. The cleaning staff often forgets to take kitchen garbage or not refill coffee capsules. It is the most scattered service in the hotel I have ever stayed in in the United States. And Wi-Fi is poor here, I almost have to use my own hotspot throughout the whole process. The location is actually a bit far from the main attractions, and it is not convenient to travel. Fortunately, there are Whole Foods and an H-Mart nearby, and you can buy things and cook them yourself. In addition, they gave me a room on the 8th floor, although it was corner room, but the relationship facing the street was very, very noisy!