First the good. Bed was excellent, with very good pillows although sheets were thread bare. Good desk chair. good hotel if your entire stay is for convention next door and you just want a place to sleep while being at convention center.
Negative: Not what you think of as a Hyatt. We were booked by mistake at this hotel, thankfully able to change to only for a one night stay. We could not wait to check out. Nearest restaurants are in Chinatown, a $7 taxi ride away, and they are poor. Would rate this hotel a 3* at best. Bellman watched us unload luggage from limo and place it on curb and only then did he offer assistance. Wall paper peeling in room and hall. Anywhere there could be dust, it was there. Drab, cheap decor, as previouly noted closet door is more like a shower curtain. Bath amenities (almost none) were 2 star, not 4 star at they think of themselves. The TV was neither a flat screen or HD (understand suites have hdtv) and it must have been as old as hotel, which I would guess is about 10 years. Internet so slow as to be almost unusable.

The hotel is perfectly located for events at McCormick place. The rooms are clean and presentable (if not a little stodgy in their decor). The staff were perfectly helpful without being overbearing. The restaurant downstairs was good and the snack shop well stocked. No complaints there. The internet cable in the room is exceptionally short, bring a spare if you can. Business center is good, staff are again helpful.

However, it is a real trek to get downtown for any entertainment or food. If you're at the McCormick and need to get some work done, it's perfect.

I'd like to thank previous reviewers for all of their tips. I brought with me plenty of snacks and (more importantly) a 25-foot long ethernet cord. This has really helped me.

I was assigned to a beautiful suite (they must have been out of standard rooms). An amazing view of downtown Chicago and the water. Wow. And more room than the lower floor of my house.

That being said, I can't believe such a fabulous room is marred by so many little annoyances.

For one thing, not only is there no wireless, but the ethernet cable is short and located on the desk, so if you want to work on your laptop from the bed, bring a long ethernet cable of your own.

Second, there are no easily accessible power outlets next to the bed (I generally like to plug in my iPhone and use it as a backup alarm in case the hotel one doesn't work)!

Third, the walls really are paper thin (and I'm pretty noise tolerant in general)

Finally, the sheets on the bed are weird - the bottom sheet is thin (so thin you can see through to the mattress0 and doesn't tuck under the head of the bed, and the sheets around the comforter don't seal. So, while I'm not one of those people who runs around with a UV-light, even I question whether this feels "clean".

On the bright side, they did supply a tube of toothpaste in the room, which is really nice. I like hotels that supply toothpaste and mouthwash (this one didn't supply the mouthwash) since bringing those 3 ounce bottles everywhere doesn't always work out for me.

And, as I said, the view (at least from this room) was unbelieveable. Too bad I was there for a conference and couldn't enjoy it for very long.

The rooms are pretty solid and definitely for business travelers. If you are attending or exhibiting there, the convenience is unbeaten. They just added a mini-fridge which is good for those who like to stock their rooms during these trips. Do stock plenty of water since the air quality will dry you up like a prune during sleep. Unfortunately, they have not upgraded their TV's yet and have a terrible channel selection. The sauna, pool and gym is not bad at all for a business hotel. The concierge is pretty solid when they are around. They also have auto check-in and check-out but there is no flexibility with changing your room using the machine. The store at the hotel is a complete rip-off. Unlike many other midwest hotel stores, the mark-up is incredible - especially the booze and refreshments. The in-hotel bar provides the best value for the food there. There are many TV's at the bar just in case you are a sports fan.

About the convention center, the food is slim pickins so be warned. For a normal lunch you will spend close to $20. They have a cafeteria with hot food which is the most expensive and a Connies and McDonalds on the lower level. Truthfully, the McDonalds is the only food establishment there that is not a complete rip-off. Tip - the taxi line is much shorter at the hotel entrance as opposed to the convention center entrance.