Stayed in the Chicago Marriott O'Hare for a patient conference. The food and service was excellent! The rooms were older in appearance but exceptionally clean and comfortable.

Our room was on the 2nd floor of the motel-like portion of the hotel. Its small balcony with two chairs overlooked a beautiful indoor/outdoor pool.

The fitness room was clean and maintained with state of the art equipment and a big screen television.

The El-train is right outside within a short walk to take you all over Chicago. With free shuttle to and from the airport, I would return in a heart beat!

I've stayed at the O'Hare Marriott a dozen times over the last few years while in Chicago on business. I have found the staff to be extremely friendly and helpful. On one trip, I called down to the front desk asking for ginger ale and crackers during a bout an upset stomach. Even though room service was closed, the security guard ran up a can of soda and crackers and emphasized that I should call if I needed anything else. The bell stand staff for wonderful and the banquet staff are professional. The AV staff know their business and have always had the equipment I needed ready to go when I arrived for my meeting.

While the rooms are nothing special, they are clean, relaxing, and well equipped. I've never had any trouble with noise from the airport.

I recently stayed at the Marriott O'Hare for one night for a meeting. The hotel seems old and needs updating. The meeting space was nice enough and the catering was pretty good for a hotel. My problem was more with the guestrooms, which were small, had outdated furniture, and could have been cleaner. Would not want to stay there again.

Their web site shows High-speed internet in guest rooms in the amenities along with pool, shuttle, etc. But what they don't tell you is they rip you off for $13 for internet. And if that isn't enough, they charge 1/2 day for a late checkout. When every coffee shop in town and the $60 hotels can provide internet for free, there is no excuse for a $200 room to charge an extra $13 for internet and have charges for the "business center".

And for the price they charge, you'd think the TV would be above bed height but it is actually below your feet, so you can see most of the screen but have to hold the remote up over your head just to change the channel. Oh, but they have a bottle of water in the room if you need it-for only $5.