Chicago Ida B Wells House Hotels

"We stayed here in order to be close to the Auditorium for our concert. The price is great, but you get what you pay for. It was very average, which isn't a bad thing necessarily. My only big comlaint is the lack of individualized climate control. There is a unit and you are at the mercy of whatever the Manager decides to be a good temperature to pump out to all rooms. Per my son the room was "unbearably hot" and you can't open any of the windows. Would I stay there again? Probably not. Next time I may check out the Travelodge."

"Parking should be at public parking. Fee is ok"

"Very clean. Room was in great condition and decorated tastefully. Great view. The staff was friendly, attentive, and very helpful. Room had a full size fridge, microwave, and kitchenette. This hotel was a tremendous value."

"Ok breakfast, nice bar."

"The hotel is located in a very convenient spot, right in the heart of Chinatown and near the Red Line, which can get you to the city very easily. There are many retail and restaurant options nearby, mostly Asian cuisines. The hotel itself did not have great amenities. There is no breakfast, no gym, no laundry facilities, and no microwave (I stayed in a standard queen room). There is a mini fridge, a TV with cable, and WiFi. This hotel is singularly just a place to sleep- that is all. Staff was overall nice."

"Accessibility, clean rooms budget friendly and helpful staff"

"One of the hotel’s elevators was broken, which made the trip up and down our room ridiculously slow. Breakfast was all processed foods, with very few healthy options. Most of all, the hotel was just too crowded. Breakfast felt like an airport, with not enough sitting for everyone. Our attempt at the hotel’s pool was a disater: overcrowded, water too cold and another parent jumping in the pool with her yeti boots. It was not a relaxing nor enjoyable stay at all. Staff was very nice. "

"Good "

"I was unable to complete my stay due to non communication from the staff. They never answered my calls or e-mails. I am demanding a full refund."