I wouldn't pay full price, but not bad for deal I got...
I bid for a hotel through Priceline and got two rooms here for $85 each plus tax ($103) for a Saturday night stay in July. I called the hotel to see what size beds we would get, and the staff member was a bit difficult to deal with. First, she told me that I would have to arrange that with Priceline, but I told her that the fine print said to call the hotel directly to verify bed size. Then, she looked it up and told me each room had a queen-sized bed. However, she said she couldn't match the price I got on Priceline when I said that my husband and I wanted to spend an extra night, but that Priceline would make me book that extra night for both rooms. Oh well. I found another hotel on sale for that night! By contrast, the staff at the desk when we checked in/out were very nice.
Each of the rooms we got were very large and each had two Queen-sized beds, a window AC unit, a small refrigerator, a coffee maker, hairdryer, and a bathroom with a shower and deep bath tub. The decor was dated. Our room had ugly golden-yellow bedspreads, but my sister got white ones. The closet had double-sliding mirror doors. There was also a small desk with one chair and a small dresser with a flat-screen tv on it. They said they had free WiFi, but we didn't bring a computer. The hotel also had FREE parking in two lots. However, both lots were full when we returned later in the evening, so we had to park on the street. No one bothered our car, but the hotel is in a run-down area and we didn't really feel safe parking there or walking around either. 
Also, there aren't any restaurants nearby. However, the hotel did have a nice bar with a good beer and liquor selection, a restaurant, and a cafe. We had breakfast at the little cafe. For some reason the restaurant didn't have waffles or French toast, which is what my sister wanted, so we ordered at the cafe. They have one cook and a small cooking area, so it took awhile, but the lady at the counter was nice. There isn't much room to sit, so we took our omelets, hashbrowns, toast, etc. back to our room. They had a decent tea selection and my relatives liked the coffee, but I thought my omelet was rather runny. When we walked past the restaurant late in the evening, it looked like there was dancing inside, but it may have been a private event.
This hotel is close to U.S. Cellular, so we may consider staying there again; however, when we come to town for a White Sox game, we usually stay in a hotel near an El stop, so we don't have to drive there. This hotel isn't close to an El stop, so it isn't very convenient for playing tourist, but it does have free parking.