Hotels near Rosemont Florist, Rosemont

This eclectic and contemporary Hilton model will appeal to the trend driven traveler. The entrance and lobby level which includes the bar and restaurant is spacious and bright in spite of the absolute zero commercial settings very close to O'Hare airport. The black-and-white graphics and similarly painted models are bizarre. Curious, having relatively nothing to do with the bordello-like elevator lobby areas. Consider it all Art. A QR code restaurant menu has a good selection again, contemporary food with a city vibe not particularly iconic Chicago. Our deluxe king room was large and spacious, the bathroom especially, walk-in shower, plenty of hot water and pressure. Welcome design feature is the window blind system. An aluminum frame captures shades completely, blocking out all light. The deep double pane window masks all sounds, don't hit your head when you're looking out the window on the inner glass. We travel with night lights, put them in the bathrooms in virtually every hotel we visit. If you get up in the night you'll want that, it's extremely dark in the room. USB ports are in good places, this is becoming the norm especially in global travel. people won't be needing different adapters and chargers for much longer. The desk desperately needs a task lamp of some type, the toilet paper roll is strangely way too far from the toilet, don't see how that helps. A person with a mobility device would also have trouble reaching it. We took Uber from the international terminal only to discover the easily identifiable Rose hotel's shuttle sitting right there, running every half hour 24 hours a day back to ORD. That's a bonus. Overall a far better value stay the night savvy distressed beat up over priced Hilton in-terminal option at ORD

We stayed one night at this hotel, because Hurricane Ian extended our trip to Chicago. We couldn't extend our rental car and needed a location near the airport with a shuttle. This place not only fit the bill for convenience but it was quite nice. The hotel is very nice and stylish with an open airy feeling. The rooms are rimmed around and open atrium that houses seating and a restaurant/bar. The suites are a little dated but very nice and very large with a separate living area, bedroom and a bath separating the two. This suite could easily be shared and it is also nice for business people because the bedroom door can be closed. Titanium members have a nice lounge with hot breakfast from 6-9 weekdays, a little later on weekends, snacks, water, sodas, coffee, tea, etc all day and appetizers from 5:30-7:30pm. The night we were there they had chicken wings, pizza and a couple of other goodies. The attendant is very efficient and we were extremely grateful for her asking someone to take their phone conversation off speakerphone. Last but not least, Rey, the shuttle driver arrives every 1/2 hour on the 1/2 hour to take you to the airport. Very nice man and quite prompt. Tip - you can also take the shuttle to the metra station at O'hare for transportation to other areas.

In terms of location, the airport shuttle bus only runs every 30 minutes, so reservations are required. Poor service. I like the room to be warmer (about 25 degrees). When I arrived in the room, the heating was normal, but the front desk suddenly locked the heating function. I called the front desk to ask for help, but was ignored. I went to the front desk and asked again. He actually said that I was too warm. . I paid to stay here because I want to rest in a comfortable temperature and environment. Whether it's too warm or too cold is different for everyone, and it's not just you at the front desk who has the final say. The front desk said they would help me adjust the temperature to the desired temperature, but they didn't adjust it all night. It was cold all night, but I was too tired to complain. It was useless anyway. Room soundproofing is poor. If it weren't for the relatively low price, I wouldn't consider this place.

The best thing is that it feels like a hotel, not old-fashioned, but more like an express hotel, very comfortable

I have to admit, it has been a few years since I stayed at this property. I mainly picked this hotel, as we were between trips and I needed a hotel with coin laundry. First impressions didn't go well. The trainee checking us in was surly, sulky and downright miserable. When I politely asked if there was any possibility of an upgrade, without even looking at her screen, she grunted NO. I then asked if we could get a room on the ground floor, as we had quite a bit of luggage. She then argued that we could get our luggage into an elevator, but she finally relented. It would have been nice if she had told us that we could have easily reached our room if we walked out the door and went around the back, rather than struggling our way through the lobby and pool area. The room was fine, although the bed was rather small, and I had to go back to reception for extra towels. Luckily, Miss Sulky boots had left for the night, and a very nice, older night manager was on duty. I did reveal our check-in experience to him and he was appalled. Breakfast was okay, but it was so much better pre-Covid with more choices. And sadly, the nightly reception has been ”enhanced” away. The hotel is in a great location with lots of restaurants, a Target, etc. But remember to bring your ID, especially if there is an event at the arena. The coin laundry was very cheap and it even takes credit cards. Machines worked well. The shuttle back to the airport was fine.

My 2 friends and I chose this hotel due to its proximity to Oak Park. We wanted a suite with a living area with a sofa bed separate from the bed room. Unfortunately when I pulled out the sofa bed for the first night, I realized the mattress wasn't very comfortable. We were tired and I decided to deal with it. I received a text Saturday morning inquiring about our stay. I texted back that the mattress was not very comfortable on the sofa bed and asked if it could be replaced. I quickly received a text back that said unfortunately they didn't have any new mattresses, but would bring me a second mattress to put on top of the first one. That made the bed much more comfortable the 2nd night. While this hotel needs new sofa bed mattresses, they responded to me quickly and honestly and did what they could to improve the situation. The price we paid for 3 people for 2 nights was very reasonable. There was a hot breakfast both mornings that met our needs. We had dinner on Friday night at the attached Uno Pizzeria. The food was very good and the waiter couldn't have been nicer. We had enough food left over for dinner Saturday night after a late lunch. The room had a microwave and refrigerator. All of us were pleased with our accommodations and would return.

We chose this hotel because of its proximity to an event we were attending and the availability of a two queen room with sofa sleeper which is hard to find to accommodate a family of 5. We were grateful to only be spending one night here. When we stepped off the elevator on our floor, we were overwhelmed by the smell of **** and the noise coming from room 315. Groups of people sitting in the hallways outside of their rooms and couples arguing… we weren’t sure what we might encounter but the night ended up being uneventful, thank goodness. While the sheets looked clean and the bedding was comfortable, the room was dirty. Sticky tile floors and a large wet spot on the carpet. Ramen noodles still on a wall??? Tortilla chips on the windowsill. Not even sure how that happens. Better housekeeping is a must for sure! Not enough towels even though our booking was for 5. Breakfast was okay and the staff was friendly. Another positive- it’s right across from the police station so that made us feel like our car might be a little safer in the unsecured lot.

I traveled to Elmhurst on business and stayed in this hotel. It is an older hotel but cozy enough. The hotel was clean and the staff very professional and friendly. I really appreciate the attention to detail in my room. I actually met the housekeeper, Anthony. He was cleaning my room when I came back to the hotel to get some things I needed later in the afternoon. I really appreciate the attention to details in the cleanliness of my room he provided and was very friendly and professional. He had a vibrant and positive demeanor. I travel quite a bit on business and occasionally meet the housekeeping staff and it is rare to meet someone that takes pride in their work and can exhibit through their personality. He is an asset to your hotel. I would recommend staying at this hotel if you are visiting Elmhurst.

Came for the second time to this hotel. It’s a yearly Women's retreat with people all over Chicago. The staff at the front desk are exceptional. We had a few older women (I’m only 65!😂) and they needed close rooms to all the events. The manager of the front desk jumped in to help and accommodate the women. I wish I knew her name! Anyway, this place is far from fancy. It’s clean, easy to get to , and the service could not be better! Kudos to the hiring manager here. BTW I felt the same way last year. The bed is comfortable and the conference rooms are conveniently located!

Beautiful, natural setting. We were looking for a retreat center to host a couples' retreat. The Hyatt Lodge was recommended. Could not have asked for a better setting. Staff was warm and welcoming and attended to our every question and need. The rooms are nicely appointed and very clean, and the banquet food was good. Also had a few meals at the restaurants, which were good.