We stayed Thurs-Sat June 11-13 for Cubs game and sightseeing-we got a great rate since we booked early before the hotel was filled $167/night for a "suite" that had a bedroom with 2 double beds, a separate living room with dinette table, there also was a small vanity area and huge bathroom with separate tub/shower area. Valet parking at the hotel isn't cheap at $49 a night plus tip-so we self parked in the underground garage of the Aon building next door which meant a little walk but saved us $30 for the 2 nights and you can always drop off the family and suitcases at the front of the hotel then go park-(we do public transportation and didn't need in & out privileges) the Aon building connects to the Fairmont so you don't even have to walk outside and has a Starbucks, Au Bon Pain and sandwich shop (the building is closed on weekends though but parking is still available-pay in the lobby)-ask workers where to go and they'll point you in the right direction. We loved the Fairmont-rooms were clean, attentive staff, swanky lobby-the doorman took our picture for us, hailed cabs easily and concierge made dinner reservations for us. There was a free coffeemaker in our room ($10 if you used the bottled Evian) but it was one of those fancy pod makers I couldn't figure out so I bought Starbucks one day. There is a CVS right across the street for anything you might need. It's not too far of a walk to Milennium Park, Macy's, the El station. Overall a wonderful experience-my favorite and we've stayed at a few downtown Chicago hotels with our kids, this was my favorite because of price, location and accomodations. (Did I mention the ceramic tiled shower with rainfall water head?). Very nice for families-(although we did NOT eat there, ordered in Lou Malnati's pizza and ate out.
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