Pretty nice, but not spectacular for the star rating
This hotel is enormous. Beware if you hate to walk, because it took us a while walking just to get to our room. There are two separate towers, and so we had to cross a walkway every time we came and went. The place is busy, people everywhere, several restaurants to choose from, but none that we ate at because we were on a budget. I bid for a hotel on Priceline and got this one for a ridiculously cheap price. The room was okay. It was handicap accessible and the roll in shower was nice and spacious. The bathroom was clean. The bed was a little soft to be honest, but I didn't mind it. The TV was old and didn't work that well. The cable faded in and out when it stormed. The view was great, looked out on Navy Pier. The wallpaper was peeling a bit. The hotel is a short distance from all the sights. The only true complaint is that we had a "Do Not Disturb" tag on our door (we were sleeping in) and there was a loud knock on the door at 7:30 AM on a Sunday. They knocked twice loudly and then attempted to open the door, but we had the extra lock secured. We called down and requested that they do not knock again the next day, and that we wouldn't need the room serviced, but just to have them drop off some towels and shampoo. They didn't knock again the next day luckily. Overall this is a nice hotel, but I would never have paid more than what I did on Priceline. It's nothing special.