Loews Chicago O'Hare

At first, I was disappointed when I heard the conference was at an airport hotel, but Lowes quickly changed my mind about that. It's a very classy place with top-notch rooms. I was completely satisfied. They honored my request to switch from a king to a two queen room without being reminded. The beds and pillows were extremely comfortable. Room was very quiet...I never heard any other guests when in my room. I had a lot of luggage, and the bell services staffer helped me with my bags all the way up to the top levels of the parking garage. It was a lovely event space with delicious breakfasts and lunch. I appreciated the gender neutral restrooms near the session rooms. I also felt it was a good price for the level of accommodation.

Good for an airport hotel. Below average for a Loews. Beds are comfortable. Linens are nice. Rooms are oddly appointed. Bathroom the most odd, imo. Lots of wear and tear. Airport shuttle only picks up and drops off from Terminal 2.

It’s really a shame that I needed to take 2 stars off due to this hotel’s parking situation. It appears they offer a stay and ride program due to proximity to O’Hare airport. This means hotel guest have an almost impossible mission to find a spot in their garage. I understand the need to increase revenue, but hotel guests lose out. Having to go up to the roof to find a couple of empty spaces is unacceptable. The hotel is lovely, to bad.

Great staff! Friendly and professional. Room was clean and comfortable, no issues. Noise was not a problem, although we were able to hear some fireworks in the evening from a concert nearby. No complaints. We ate at the restaurant and the service was good as was the food.

The hotel looks nice, the staff were polite and the room I stayed in was clean and that's where the positives end. The noise levels were high and you could hear the airplanes taking off/landing at the airport. In addition the rooms in the back of the building overlook ventilation vents that made loud annoying humming noises through the night. Soundproofing is pretty bad. I've stayed at other airport hotels and unlike this hotel noise from airplanes was minimal. The bed was a bit too firm and the pillows provided poor support for the head and felt hot to the point that I had to change pillows during the night. As for value, this hotels is a poor value at over $200 per night plus a steep parking fee of $44 per night and you have to pay for breakfast. Definitely staying somewhere else next time