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"Big room, comfy bed, delicious coffee, clean bathroom with a hot shower. Plus a fridge and a microwave. What more can a guy ask for?"

"Really good location "

"Very nice location with lots of things in walkable distance. The only negative was the small room size. There wasn't a closet but the room was functional. It also had a small refrigerator and microwave. I would stay here again. "

"Staff was so helpful! Held our bags all day after check out so we could explore one more day in Chicago since we had a red-eye train out of the city."

"Great overall experience! "

"We love the Palmer House! This is our “go to” hotel when we travel to Chicago. It is close to theaters, concert halls, Michigan Ave with museums, restaurants, parks, etc. The hotel lobby is incredible! A great place to relax, have a beverage, people watch, and enjoy. The room we recently stayed in was beautiful! We were surprised with a suite and so much room to enjoy."

"Quick and easy check in. Clean room. Nice views. Hotel smelt nice. "

"Hotel has the markings of being grand, but needs a renovation in a lot of areas. The biggest issue we had is that the a/c is not adjustable in each room and the building was very warm on the 75 degree day in April. We called the front desk and they did bring us a fan that helped some and we realized we could crack the windows (but didn’t want to do that overnight with the noise of the city). Other than than, it was a standard stay and a convenient location for our plans in the city. "

"Hotel is definitely has the social club atmosphere and no parking at this property best to make a reservation for parking at Tower garage that’s what the requirements are…Please check your receipt before leaving I was charged for the bar and never used the bar or restaurant…. I am not sure where the advertising picture comes from and the hotel is too dark for me I prefer a more family oriented not Social Club… It’s great if you’re looking for a social crowd in the lobby with dim lights"