Chinatown Hotel Chicago

Only the location - if you are Ok with this environment.

Avoid this hotel. Dirty like the ones in rural Asian villages. I washed out small roach in bathroom. Smell of cigarette, plastic bag was on the fire alarm to conceal. Very noisy from parties in other rooms. No hairdryer. Everything is old and dirty.

Cool area

Smelled a little, small and old.

location, near the Convention Center, in China Town for good food. Should be listed as a boarding house.

No amenities at all? No wash cloths. No coffee machine, in room or loby. TV was just over the size of my I-Pad. No elivator. when returning from the trade show, walking up to Hotel, thru a hotel window, "hello Baby" was called out? Rubbers on front desk.

Location only.

Customer service. Cheap facilities. Room & bath quality.

The hotel was in a very convenient area.

They did not have my information, so it took awhile to check-in.

free parking on streets

small room & too far from city

The only positive thing is the location of the hotel, there are many good chinese restaurants in the area, the train station is also close by.

The staff were rude the behaviour was as if they were doing favours to their guests even for small quesions like asking for clean towels, I was given a room in the 3rd floor where the central heating was turned off as I was the only guest in that floor so it would have cost more to the hotel to run the heating for only one guest, the room on the 3rd floor was ice cold. When I asked for change of room I was given a smoking room even if I asked for a non smoking. The hotel is totally run down and the rooms are filthy. You feel suffocating staying in the room. The check out time is 12 in the afternoon but I started to get call from the front desk from 11 am to vacate the room. Think 10 times before you book in this hotel.

Chinatown Hotel is in fascinating Chinatown. There one can forget that one is in the USA for some time. One can enjoy great Chinese food from morning till midnight. One is a short walk from the CTA Red Line which runs 24 hours. You get a simple and basic room -- hot enough shower, hard enough bed, space enough to unpack and pack, quiet enough. Microwave, refrigerator, and public computer are in the lounge.

The desk clerks seemed overworked.

The room was very small but cozy.

The streets were very noisy and the closet was bigger than the bathroom. Only one person at the desk spoke English (but she was very friendly) and the hallways were very small too.

Location and dining posibilities around

Bathroom equipment

nothing, service is very bad