Claridge House Chicago, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Room was small but clean and perfectly fine.

No negatives.

I just wanna say, the rooms are very small. It’s very hard to take a shower in this room because had to close the door and squeeze yourself in through the shower. The location is great. That atmosphere that’s one I didn’t feel welcome in at all. It was okay as far as clean, but it could’ve been cleaner. I paid 425 for three nights on hotwire.com mystery deal otherwise I would never pick this place. There was a lot of the door slamming in the middle of the night . what service? I have no idea what amenities were at all. After reading other reviews since I’ve been home, I didn’t know they had a wine happy hour thing and some other things I had no idea. This is kind of upsetting because I stay at other Hilton properties in Chicago that were way better than this.

Everything was great.

Minor thing: Hair dryer didn't work

Comfortable and quiet. Great location, and around the corner from a red line station. Friendly, accommodating staff.

Some carpet stains. The shower doors are awkwardly placed: We stayed in 2 rooms during our stay; in one room the shower door opened on the side opposite of the faucet so you had to get wet to turn on the shower; in the other, the door opened inward under the faucet so the outside of the door got wet when turning on the shower.

Staff were very friendly and helpful. Location was awesome. Lovely hang out space downstairs and s lovely room with a city view

This hotel is 2 blocks from the red line (metro), several bus lines, and in walking distance to the Lake Shore and shopping. If you plan to spend time in multiple neighborhoods, this hotel is a great base. The building is older, but not dingy. The rooms are spacious regarding the closet and seating area, but snug for the bathroom. The toilet/shower area is separate, which is a plus if you are traveling with a few people. The toilet/shower area is a bit dim and there isn’t a fan to remove the steam/humidity. The bathroom has one hook (behind the bathroom door) and no where for hanging towels or toiletry bags. The beds were comfortable, with a good number and variety of pillows. The room I stayed in had four large windows that received bright light and had the view of the beautiful brownstones across the street. The curtains sufficiently kept the room dark when I wanted it. The staff was wonderful— every one smiled and greeted me and helped me with the questions I had. I didn’t experience any issues regarding safety or cleanliness. Despite the age of the hotel, I only heard hallway sounds (rolling luggage, brief chatter, and elevator chimes) and never was disturbed by noise from nearby guest rooms. There is soft seating in the lobby to regroup or take a quick break before heading upstairs or outside. I believe this hotel is dog friendly and the neighborhood is as well. There is a sushi restaurant that is open for dinner and a cafe that is open most of the day and late into the night. I can’t speak to either because the sushi place requires reservations and the cafe didn’t have servers on my way out or in each day. If you are interested in restful nights while in Chicago, this is the place!

Grand old hotel in a hustling but upscale neighborhood. Small elevator, room, etc., but charming and with some modern conveniences added. Within a block of several nice restaurants.

The place was beautiful, the bartender was beautiful. It was my first time being in the city and I liked the location.

Since it's my first time being in Chicago I didn't know about scumming hidden fees they add to the bill.. so if you're interested in staying there. They will charge you an extra 25 dollar destination fee because that makes sense. I have never seen a longer list of hidden fees. It's so scumming.