Hotels near South Shore Hospital

"I always stay at the Congress Hotel when I participate in the Shamrock Shuffle. This was my sixth time. This year's experience was the best. The check in was clear, concise, and professional. The room I stayed in was recently updated."

"Shower drain was clogged. Discovered this 2 min in with shampoo in hair. Linens did not seem crisp/fresh, hand towel was missing, glass was missing. But good view"

"Had a great stay "

"This is my Chicago home away from home - it is beautiful "

"The room was really spotless. Really comfortable bed and the pillows are nice as well. Comes with microwave and fridge as well. However the shower head pressure was significantly weak. And the plugs for both nightstands didn't work. It would have been nice if there were a complimentary breakfast as well.But overall the room was really good. "

"CLEAN room. Respectable staff. Good location near McCormick Place Convention Center. Would definitely stay again! Thank you!"

"The tv didn’t work, the toilet ran non stop, and the bathroom door wouldn’t shut completely. We also had to wait until 515 to check in!"

"Nicole, who at the front desk helped me checked in on 3/18 and then checked on 3/21, was very kind, thoughtful, and professional; she made me feel at home!"

"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. "