Hyatt Place Chicago Medical/University District

Very Nice property, staff were great, food was great.

Room was very spacious. The hotel lobby was large and the 2nd floor bar area was wonderful. Very spacious, with pool table, several TVs, and many sitting areas. Very conveniently located for trains to the Chicago Loop. 5 minute walk to the Pink line got us to Fulton Market and to connecting lines to the Riverwalk and Magnificent Mile. The Hotel staff was helpful and friendly. They were able to give us a late checkout and to hold our luggage while we waiting on our ride to the airport. Unfortunately, we booked our room too late and had to pay a very steep room rate. Also, breakfast our first day wasn't very memorable, but the second day was much better. The selection of breads/cereals was limited, but okay. The hot choices did vary from day to day and they also had coffee and juice stations

Great property and staff!!

No vegetables at breakfast Limited breakfast options No slippers

The front desk staff were exceptional. Especially the gentleman who checked me in the evening of June 17th. He was very kind and super engaging. The security officer, Tracy was also quite customer focused. Your room price was really high.

This hotel was converted from former cooks hospital. Rooms were spacious and clean

Everything was so wonderful. This literally was the perfect stay. Great location great accommodations and all great staff. Thank you for a wonderful trip. I’m recommending the hotel for an event next month that my family is having. See you soon.

Fantastic hotel

Great location to Blackhawks arena.

The hotel staff was helpful. The room we stayed in did not receive a deep clean. Obvious it was a rushed cleaning.

Exceptional

Devonte and Toni Building was beautiful, clean and spacious

Fruits served in the breakfast were not good and they were not fresh. Keep one water fountain which is very basic for the price

Passable

Breakfast the next morning was well laid out. We did not eat at the restaurant, but the staff that night was great when we ordered Uber Eats after a concert. Overall, it was a wonderful stay.

The hotel is near Rush Medical Center in Chicago where I had early-morning surgery (had to be at the hospital at 5:00AM, and we live in the far-western suburbs - didn't want to chance driving into the city in the morning). The hotel is unusual in that it's an old hospital converted to a hotel. The price was outrageous: $522.89, which included $82.97 in taxes and fees. The room was about on par with and older Hampton Inn. OK, but nothing special - especially for that price. They said the high price was due to a marathon and other weekend events (it was a Sunday night). But the hotel was virtually empty. Parking? $37. And the "shuttle service" to get to the hospital? It was a Lyft (the hotel pays for it), but no cars showed up so we walked the 2 blocks - again, not a big deal, but another unfortunate circumstance.

The breakfast was excellent. It has a good variety of food, clean, caring and good food.

Great service and hospitality. The room was very comfortable and the breakfast was very good. Great variety.

Exceptional

The lights were hard to find and no outlets on both sides of bed