my husband and I stayed here for a week in April. It was very clean the bed linen was changed each day.The bathroom and bedroom were spotless.The complimentary breakfast was great.It was layed out beside lift area.It consisted of juice, fruit, yogurt,tea/coffe and pastries. It was really appreciated. You brought it to your room to eat.
The staff were very helpful and efficient.If there was a problem it was sorted in a very professional way.I would really recommend this hotel as it was great value.The location is excellent.

I spent a lot of time researching hotels and just thought this one was so so. It looks chic in the photos but it's missing something...or a lot. It's pretty basic and the rooms are just so so. It's kind of like they wanted to be upscale and hip but missed the mark somehow with the decor. It was like a W wanna be. Don't like to be so honest but that was my impression. All the pictures of Amalfi got a bit redudant as well. We got the message that they like the Amalfi coast which I'm sure is nice. But you didn't feel like you were there with the decor and pictures. Not sure if they were trying to have that effect or some other effect. At least I thought the service was a lot nicer than the W. They had a basic cold breakfast buffet (kind of boring, but hey, it's breakfast) on each floor which is convenient and they have a cocktail lounge that is also included on week night evenings. It seemed like one big business party when I went in, so I got something and quickly left as I didn't want to interrupt everyone that seemed to know eachother from that particular company. I think there are nicer areas to stay in Chicago rather than this area as it looks a bit dingy around the hotel. It has the feel of an old side street that's seedy (even though it's not seedy at all). It's on a wierd street though. Yeah, there are a lot of restaurants in the area, but it's not where you want to be. If your a tourist as you're better off staying near the Water Tower area (on North Michigan Avenue) or near the lake (Lakeshore Drive) where you can walk in the parks, go shopping, and see Lake Michigan within a few steps. This is too far from that. If you've just got business meetings in the area then the hotel is fine. It seems frankly to be more of a business hotel as we saw business people zipping in and out. If you get a good rate and want a safe decent place, then this is just fine. But I think you can find plenty of others that are better in a better more convenient area in Chicago. You have to pay for parking by the way.

I've been staying at the Amalfi hotel and I'd have to say it's got to be the best value out there. It's immaculately clean, the staff are lovely, and the complimentary breakfast offers fruit, yogurt, juice and pastries. They also have a complimentary cocktail hour. Could it get any better?

My husband and I had to travel to Chicago in January of 2008 to meet a doctor to help us with having children. We wanted to stay some place special but also had a budget! We were excited to find out that their normal price of rooms were priced down in January, which then allowed us to be able to afford to stay there! We stayed there just one night but loved our stay! Our bed was absolutely beautiful! I loved the covers! The only drawback to our room was a misunderstanding with the type of room we received. I thought we were getting the room with the rounded wall with windows when they said king corner, but it was a corner room with each sides of the windows facing another building just feet away. So there was NO view from our room. Also, they lobby was very small so there was not that many places to walk around in the hotel. I LOVED their complimentary Amalfitini's they served. One of the best drinks i have ever had! Very yummy! I would definitely stay here again!