We wanted a cheap room ($100 incl tax) that was convenient to Wrigley and this filled the bill. There was limited free parking. The L stop is a few blocks away from each and the neighborhood is near Loyola and convenient to restaurants and shops. The desk attendant was friendly and helpful. The room was small, but clean and well-maintained... More

Not a bad price, and it is clean. Somewhat chintzy on the common areas space--no lobby, 6-chair breakfast room, a 2-people-with-luggage elevator. But the rooms are spacious, and boast a refrigerator AND a microwave; so if you take your ice bucket tray down to the breakfast room (oh yes, the FREE breakfast!) you can heat things up in your room.... More

We stayed in this motel for three nights in room 407. When we arrived the front desk person was extremely helpful with public transportation info, etc. The motel is conveniently located on an express bus line to downtown Chicago and a block from the Redline train and has free-parking - great for a visit to Chicago. We thoroughly enjoyed the... More

My husband and I had 4 days in Chicago in which to find and lease an apartment. We stayed at this Super 8 in Rogers Park, since we were hoping to find an apartment in Rogers Park. The staff at this hotel was very good, rooms were clean, the wifi worked very well, the front desk staff were very nice... More

Finding a hotel in Chicago for $130 was a challenge. This hotel was listed for $130 through the Super 8 website, however, when I tried to make reservations for a Saturday in November, the website said there were no rooms available. Because there was a home Northwestern FB game, I was not surprised. But when I went through www.priceline.com to... More

We were visiting our son at DePaul to see his first concert of the season. Of course this concert date fell on the Chicago Marathon weekend. Literally everything was booked, well everything under $500 per night close to downtown and DePaul. I began my search and ran across this property. To be honest without reviews I would not have considered... More

We went to Chicago for the Blues Festival, the day after the Stanley Cup celebration. Hotels were all full and all that we could get was a smoking room at this hotel (we are non-smokers), on the top (4th) floor. The reception is not impressive, a desk in a top-to-bottom glass area, a very small elevator to take you upstairs.... More

The poky little lobby with the glassed in reception desk doesn't look like a good omen, but persevere, it's worth it. Rooms are large (if a little strangely shaped) with nice extras like a microwave and fridge. Furnishings are not fancy, but more than adequate (table with two chairs in my room and lots of surface space). Hotel facilities outside... More

I stayed here for 5 nights with my sweetie (all the way from Seattle), and my sister and her husband (all the way from Michigan) met us here for a couple of those nights to celebrate her birthday and tour Chicago. The El was a short walk away and took about 30 minutes to get us downtown. The staff here... More