Fairfield Inn & Suites Chicago Downtown / Magnificent Mile

No complaints about the room, everything was clean and fresh and comfortable. The hotel was in a great location and was affordable. I guess service depends on who is working, the lady overnight was nice and pleasant, but the man working the next morning was supposed to send up some toiletries to the room and he never did. I also didn't pay the ridiculous price for valet parking when street parking is more convenient and only $4/hour.

The location and the hotel was wonderful. The only thing was you can open the window and there is no protection from 10th floor I be worry about little kids they can easily slip right out

Honestly, for the price I didn’t know how big the room was gonna be but it was pretty spacious. We had a King Corner room and had plenty of room to walk around the bed while having things on the floor. It was kept clean and the maids came daily. I will say though they have a similar policy to most hotels if you leave your towels hanging they won’t give you new ones except we got new ones every day (granted there are much much worse things). Breakfast was your typical hotel breakfast but they were great about replacing empty selections and most Chicago hotels don’t offer complimentary breakfast another plus. You are close to the hospital but I always sleep with my “fan app” on (or a fan) and it drowned that out pretty well. Even my friend who is a light sleeper slept through it. Beds were firmer but I expect that of hotel beds. Great location close to Navy Pier (1 mile walking) and Mag Mike (2 blocks). I would definitely stay here again!

Great location and nicely updated. Friendly staff and good overall vibe. Some rooms face the building in back, so on the lower floors you hear garbage trucks and other maintenance noise starting at about 6 a.m.

Awesome with breakfast for free and pristine hotel and services. Highly recommend here and absolutely adore the area. In live; literally. aside from the sirens from a room just above the hospital emergency department. So I would suggest asking for a room on the other end of the building. And parking is nuts in the city!! We had a discounted rate from staying in the hotel and still paid $42 for the day (self park and you can not leave the lot). Valet parking in which you can leave the lot is $52-58 each night (can’t remember the exact figure because we didn’t use it. It’s be nice to have free parking.