Hotels near Little Company Of Mary Hospital

"My stay at Hilton Chicago/Oak Lawn was a bit of a mixed experience. On the positive side, the entry staff were incredibly welcoming and professional, which made a great first impression. The restaurant and bar were also highlights—excellent service, great atmosphere, and definitely enjoyable. However, the rooms really need some attention. They feel quite outdated, and unfortunately, the beds were very uncomfortable, which made it hard to get a good night’s rest. While the service and amenities in the common areas were great, the room experience didn’t match that same level. Overall, it was an average stay with some strong positives, but improvements are definitely needed in the rooms."

"Well located no e chargers and pricing for parking is 30$ a day which is outrageous. "

"Great staff , enjoyed our stay , very close to where we needed to be "

"Very hard to check in to, very dirty, my sick did not work. Smelled of strong cigarette smell across entire building and my room "

"Never again charged me twice for my stay "

"When coming off the elevator to our room on the 3rd floor, there was a strong scent that smelled of cat urine. When I opened my room door, the smell was even stronger. I didn’t complain. I just sprayed my spray and went to sleep. Other than that, it was okay. I did get great sleep."

"Bathroom extremely clean "

"Great "

"When you book with a motel, you know you’re not getting a five star experience. This was no exception. The first room we were given was filthy; dirt was all over the floor and it smelled strongly of smoke (despite being a non-smoking room). We requested a different room, which they didn’t give us any hassle about. The second room was cleaner and smelled less of smoke. However, the smell of stale cigarettes still lingered in the second room (which made sense considering the cigarette burns in the walls and bathroom). While the bed in both rooms looked clean (and appeared to not have any bedbugs), the walls and floor were filthy and looked as though they had never been cleaned. The towels were threadbare and scratchy, and I don’t think I’ve seen older pillows in my life. It reminded me of the crappy apartments I’ve previously lived in, except they didn’t even bother with the landlord paint job. The heater did work (but also smelled like smoke and mildew); we didn’t try the A/C since it’s March in Chicago. There’s not much around the area, but there are 4 gas stations and a bus stop a block away, so it’s not hard to get to some place better. Bottom line, would you die staying the night here? No. Should you stay somewhere else if you have the means? Yes. "