The property was nice enough. The location is great, just outside of Midway. The staff was pretty rude. You know the type: you feel like your inconveniencing them by simply checking in. Also, be prepared to pay $10/night for parking.

All of this was no major issue. The problem is that I have not stopped itching since we stayed in this hotel. I don't know if it was bed bugs or what, but it's driving me crazy. We stayed for one night, and I woke up with a few itchy bumps on my neck. I'm very thourough in my bed checks in hotels. I always strip back the covers and give everything a good once over. I didn't notice anything, so I layed down and went to sleep.

Over the next few days I got itchy bumps on my neck, arms and legs. At this point it may be totally psychological, but I'll definitely never stay in that hotel again.

Take it for what it's worth.

Everything here was new-looking and fresh. The room was a standard twin, was spotless, nicely appointed and had a small desk. The buffet breakfast had a nice variety including an egg dish--but no make-it-yourself waffles. The staff was friendly and helpful, particularly the breakfast hostess Liz. Although very close to the airport, there was no aircraft noise. The hotel is in a campus, with a few restaurants and a Starbucks within a short walking distance. The price was reasonable, within Government per-diem.

For being less than a mile from the airport I was very pleased with this hotel. Suite was huge and very comfy. Breakfast was like a buffet from a more upscale hotel. Free shuttle to and from the airport. The "campus" it is on is also very convenient for travelers with restaurants, Starbucks, etc.

I stay here for work, once a week. For an airport hotel, its actually pretty nice. The hotel/rooms/grounds are extremely clean and the staff friendly. I also like the new rooms and furnishings. Being close to the airport, you actually don't hear much noise. I would definatly stay here and recommend it to anyone needing an overnight accomodation near Midway.