My husband and I booked a room using Park.SleepFly the night before a very early flight out of Chicago-O'Hare. It was quite a relief to know that we were only 5 minutes away from our terminal. The parking facility was a two-story garage, and we were instructed to park on the top level. Unfortunately, this was not a covered area (only the first floor was covered). No matter. BUT, if it had snowed while we were gone, my review would have been quite different. (My advice--park on the first, covered, level) We joined the rewards program (free) and received an upgrade. It was a nice, clean room. The hotel also had a very nice restaurant where we enjoyed a relaxing dinner, and were able to put our leftovers in the room's refrigerator. We then had a couple drinks in the hotel's lounge. Altho we had to wake early for the shuttle (which was right on time), we ate our leftovers for a quick breakfast (saved lots of $$ not having to eat at the airport), and left the hotel well-rested and relaxed. I will definitely use this service again next time we have an early flight out of O'Hare.

Everyhting was good, from check in to check out
the only thinkg that we did not liked and was probably an exception - the bathroom drainage was very slow in bathtub and we had to put the out flow of water from shower at slow speed to match the inflow of drainage.
as I said the overall experience was good, specially with LongIsland in the bar exactly at midnight - our aniiversary day..

I was quite impressed with my recent stay at this hotel. It isn't the prettiest from the outside and the shuttle isn't the fastest, but for the price I don't think you could beat it. I have to say though, the guy driving the shuttle was nice enough to drop me off at the blue line metro across the street when it was raining. I booked my stay on Orbitz with a vacation package. I'll just say I know my plane ticket was $188 and my total for a four day stay ended up being $239. The free wireless in the rooms was great! Be warned though, for some reason when you log onto wireless it cuts off after three days. If you stay longer you'll need to call the helpline and get them to reconnect you. The room was very cozy, best hotel bed I've slept on in quite a while. I had a few problems during my trip (all my fault) and the guy at the front desk was relentless in helping me out. Downtown Chicago is about a 30 minute metro ride, not a bad ride at all. There is also a Dominicks grocery store, seven eleven and Outback Steakhouse very closeby.

I enjoy my stay at the Chicago Holiday inn .
Really had a cheap, confortable and relaxing stay
Recommendable 100% for businessmen.