CHICAGO
is in many ways the nation's last great city. Sarah Bernhardt called it "the pulse of America" and, though long eclipsed by Los Angeles as the nation's second most populous city after New York, Chicago really does have it all, with less of the hassle and infrastructural problems of its coastal rivals.
Founded in the early 1800s, Chicago grew up with the country, serving as the main connection between the established east coast cities and the wide open ... [More]
Business travelers appreciate a garment storage and cleaning between visits, and a private clubroom with complimentary coffee, newspapers, and computers with wireless Internet access. Other benefits include a fitness center with cardiovascular machines and strength training equipment and breakfast, ... [More]
The Super 8 Chicago IL is 12.5 miles from Chicago O'Hare International Airport. The hotel is adjacent to Leone Park and Beach, and within one mile of Loyola Park and Loyola University. Wrigley Field and Northwestern University are within five miles, and downtown Chicago is seven miles from the prope... [More]
Located less than three blocks from the eclectic shops and boutiques of the famous Magnificent Mile and close to the high energy nightspots of Rush Street, the Comfort Inn & Suites Downtown in Chicago, Ill., is a convenient destination for travelers. This 15 story hotel is 13 miles from Chicago Midw... [More]