Best Business Hotels in Rosemont

It's fine for where and what it is. Unfortunately I waited forever at the airport for the shuttle and it never came so I had to hop on a neighboring hotel's shuttle and then walk over. BECAUSE I GUESS THE SHUTTLE DRIVER NEEDED HIS AFTERNOON NAP.

I was pleasantly surprised after reading some of the reviews on here. Front desk staff is friendly. The rooms are really nice (although the pillows are not comfortable) and you can not beat the location. You can take the airport shuttle to the hotel (great service) and it's maybe a 10 walk to the Rosemont Blue Line L station which will take you downtown. If you're seeing a show at the Rosemont Theatre it takes you maybe 5 minutes to walk. The breakfast was good (friendly omelet makers and clean up staff) although the evening drinks could be better. Some people complained about noise from atrium which is really only a bother if you are still sleeping when breakfast is served. I would definitely stay here again.

Facilities: Very good, relatively advanced, relatively clean Hygiene: Well, it must be good and satisfactory. Environment: Well, it is very close to the airport in Aohe, and it is very convenient to travel. It is simply beautiful. Service: Warm and generous, very good, I will stay here again next time

My connection was canceled and I had to spend the night at the Hyatt Place. So glad I chose it! I had the standard room with a king size bed. It had a nice living area in the room! The bed/pillows were very comfortable. Room/bathroom were very clean and spacious. The bartender was the most friendly employee! He was the one who made me feel welcomed. The kitchen is beautiful, bright and spacious! Good sausage patties and hash browns. I wished they had scrambled eggs instead of hard boiled. Hot oatmeal with toppings, bread and bagels to toast, yogurt, apples and oranges, juices, coffee, tea. Many tables to sit at. Overall I was impressed with this hotel! Highly recommend it!

We stayed one night at this hotel, because Hurricane Ian extended our trip to Chicago. We couldn't extend our rental car and needed a location near the airport with a shuttle. This place not only fit the bill for convenience but it was quite nice. The hotel is very nice and stylish with an open airy feeling. The rooms are rimmed around and open atrium that houses seating and a restaurant/bar. The suites are a little dated but very nice and very large with a separate living area, bedroom and a bath separating the two. This suite could easily be shared and it is also nice for business people because the bedroom door can be closed. Titanium members have a nice lounge with hot breakfast from 6-9 weekdays, a little later on weekends, snacks, water, sodas, coffee, tea, etc all day and appetizers from 5:30-7:30pm. The night we were there they had chicken wings, pizza and a couple of other goodies. The attendant is very efficient and we were extremely grateful for her asking someone to take their phone conversation off speakerphone. Last but not least, Rey, the shuttle driver arrives every 1/2 hour on the 1/2 hour to take you to the airport. Very nice man and quite prompt. Tip - you can also take the shuttle to the metra station at O'hare for transportation to other areas.

This was only an overnight stay to connect us onto our next flight. The hotel is quite dated, old, we were surprised. The hotel wasn’t cheap in cost; but it felt like we were staying in an old motel. I tried to convince myself, “it’s only one night”. We waited over an hour for the shuttle bus to take us to this hotel, less than a 10 minute ride. It was very tiresome and frustrating. The bus is a shared bus with The Marriott hotel. So the front of the bus is labeled Marriott and the side of the bus says Hilton. So we could have missed it by only reading the front of the bus. All in all, I wouldnt recommend this hotel. The shuttle was unreliable. Unlike other Hilton hotels, this hotel did not have a 24 hour free-flow coffee table.

Stayed with my wife in Chicago on my way to visit family. Room was ready, clean, and perfect for us upon arrival. Definitely appreciate the helpfulness on the front desk staff and manager Kyle Cho on our most recent stay!

Best park and stay for sure! Queen beds (most in the area have double beds). Comfortable, shuttle that came every 15 minutes (I would say even more often but possibly because it was Spring Break week). Accommodating with a rollaway bed. Great restaurant/bar and my son left his running watch and it was turned in my cleaning staff so we got that back easily. I've stayed at so many park and stays in Chicago and this is my go to now.

The hotel is a bit dated though. It is spacious and generous. The heater worked well, so we had a good time. The location is about that, the price is reasonable, and I'm staying comfortably.

This is a fairly typical Hampton Inn, but very near O’Hare with shuttle service to / from the airport. Pictures of the front, entrance lobby, eating and bar areas, swimming pool, and fitness center are attached. There are also many restaurants nearby within easy walking distance, we went to Moretti’s across the street that was very good. We had a two queen bed room, #320, that was very nice (picture of bedroom, bathroom, and view out the window are attached). I found the instructions on how to use their “business center” - not really a business center , just a printer with difficult to follow instructions about emailing to get a code, then using a web browser to find the printer too much for me to grasp. So instead I asked one of the lovely young ladies at the front desk for help, Karla Ramirez was a big help and offered to print my boarding passes for me if I emailed them to her. When I came back down about 30 minutes later shw had them waiting for me. That’s the type of customer service this hotel should be rewarding. Thank you Karla!!!