Extended Stay America Suites - Chicago - Gurnee

Excellent service Zoey good job and good job to the extended stay family I would definitely recommend. Realy great place.

We left and refused to sleep there. The room smelled, the window was broken, a lamp was broken, and the toilet wouldn't flush.

Is a nice place, the workers are so kind, the rooms are cleam and spacious, the place in general is cute and comfortable, close to Six Flags, restaurants and chicago.

The location was fantastic!

The rooms were ok. It was nice having a kitchen in the room but we were not told about all the things we could have for that room, no ice machine at all in the hotel just ice trays in the freezer, the rooms were run down and the beds were horribly uncomfortable!! Would not stay there again. The location alone was not enough of a perk to stay again.

My agency had several rooms since May 2025 for our unhoused FDD clients due to our transitional houses being full. Throughout the craziness of the transitions, the staff were wonderfully patient and helpful.

In severe need of repair. All of the furniture is chipped/cracked and most of the drawers, cabinets, bathroom mirrors were broken. Shower fixtures are cracked. Cracks are “sealed” with heavy and messy caulking. The hotel attracts a clientele that plays loud music from their cars. The staff are disinterested in checking people in/out. There are no amenities (shampoo, etc) aside from one bar of soap. They make you sign an agreement not to provide alcohol to minors or to traffic humans, making you feel that you are in the wrong place. Website pictures are misleading. We booked the room for its proximity to six flags, they claim you can walk there — you cannot. It’s at the end of a road that loops around so it LOOKS like it’s closer, but there are hotels that actually are closer and appear better maintained. I can not recommend this property

Floor needed mopping—black with dirt that appeared when wiping up something. Long hair in bed. No breakfast. Expensive. Convenient. Quiet.

The kitchenette and the quietness