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"Claire and Carlos at the front desk were friendly and helpful."

"Everything was great. I like staying her for Stay-cations."

"Best pool and hot tub in the Chicagoland area for a somewhat reasonable price."

"Didn't get the room I ordered. The staff wasn't very nice. "

"If all you are looking for is a place to sleep or rest and you don’t care about bells and whistles…then this vintage motel is perfect. The room was exceptionally clean but dated…we brought our own pillows thankfully because the motels are very thin and small. Besides that no complaints…already rebooked for June for a music festival in Chicago. "

"Great room design and layout! Bathroom door opens outward so you don't have that annoying tight squeeze like most hotel bathrooms. the closet had a standing shelf with drawers and shelves perfect for extended stays. The best was a small counter space that was separate from the desk & TV dresser for up almost like a mini kitchen area with and live that it had had a microwave! Public parking ramp next to hotel is not connected—kind of a challenge to get from one to the other with luggage. And you get charged an extra fee to your hotel bill for using that public ramp. If there was hotel specific parking, it was not well advertised "

"Room is very small compared to pics. No trash cans inside the room which was weird. Parking lot area looked sketchy and the workers at the front desk were sketchy too. Upon checking out the guy forgot the duration of when deposit comes back and stated he was drunk and that’s why he forgot. "

"Only issue was no freezer part in the fridge and when they replaced the sheets they left them folded on a chair for me and didn’t leave another coffee pack for the next morning. I stayed 2 nights. Other then that it was pretty quiet and room was nicer then expected. "

"Overall, it is a very nice place to stay, but the climate control machinery in the room was not functional. It had a blower and a thermostat but no control to go from heat to cool and no apparent read on current temperature in the room. A bit stuffy as a result but the window was openable, so that helped."