Chicago hotels in Near North Side

Cons: I can't really say I didn't like anything about the hotel or service. The only thing was it was a little expensive for us. Other than that everything was excellent

Cons: NOTHING

Cons: Rooms were an ever so slightly better version of the Conrad. No pillow menu. No glacier water. No espresso machine in room. No microwave or stovetop with dishwasher( all present at trump). And no cake with gold leaf on it for my birthday!!!

Cons: no full length mirror in the room

Cons: Self park garage was far.

Cons: That they didn't have a Jacuzzi In the hotel

Cons: Parking

Cons: None, accommodations were excellent.

Cons: Nothing - everything was Great!

Cons: No issues.

Cons: There was a strange smell in the room whenever we left for a while. The staff was friendly but also inexperienced, as they tended to hover and be a little over-bearing. In addition, the front desk staff provided us with false information and accidentally billed us close to $300 that has yet to be taken off my credit card bill.

Cons: -Clean up staff did not come everyday to change the towels and bed sheets. This was sad and frustrating for a luxury hotel -The parking situation for self parking is expensive for multiple days unlike other hotels next to it. Hopefully they can come up with a discounted rate for extended parking with Loews for next time. -The tv stopped working for a few hours one evening during our stay.

Cons: Pool was small and not kid friendly. A 16oz pop was $4 plus tax at hotel store

Cons: Rooms are a little dark.

Cons: Here's the thing: The Hyatt hotel is immaculately clean, provides comfortable bedding, has a large, clean Gym, and is near most of the things that I would want to do in a short period of time in Chicago... So why two? Because these are the things that any hotel should have. Saying these things are a perk of the Hyatt is like saying or Raven has the perk of being especially black- it's a raven, of course it's feathers are black- The problem here is that the photography and the advertising of the hotel makes it appear to be something that it is not: it is not a stunning luxury property. It does not have an incredibly intuitive and beyond accommodating staff, and it is not a property that includes the kind of accommodations that I'd expected when I had originally booked my stay. More on par with a comfort inn, or Marriott courtyard, then a main-name property such as JW Marriott, Hilton, or Westin, this "Hyatt" seemed bare-bones and disorganized. Two rather slow elevator trips separate you from any convenience of entrance and exit- The room was not ready when I arrived and the option suggested to me in compensation was a larger suite that featured less beds then I requested and came at an additional cost, as that was my fault my room was not ready, and as if if I would prefer to pay more for something that offered less than what I had asked for. At any class hotel, I wouldn't have been upgraded, and I would have been upgraded at cost to the property. The bathrooms, while clean, were adorned with showerheads that looked like they had been purchased in a 1986 apartment building resale auction and worked about as well as an exposed drain pipe I once showered beneath in Thailand. Parking is a full $24 per day more expensive than the majority of the garages around the area, which for the life of me I can't understand why, and the valets took nearly 15 minutes more than they had suggested to retrieve my car when requested, and did so in such a manner that the majority of things I keep in my trunk had shifted- and believe me for someone who drives as aggressively as I do without cause for such an occurrence- this can only lead me to believe that the valets thought perhaps they were in a stock car race. overall, it's not so much that I dislike to my stay at the Hyatt- it's that being in Chicago native company, and a highly rated hotel, with a main branch name, I genuinely expected to be walking into a situation that was just one star more professional than what I received- and the Accumulation of one experience after the other constantly coming in just slightly less than what it should have been found me leaving the hotel with a fairly negative taste in my mouth, not for the stay that I received, but for the complete and underwhelming lack of what I had expected. My suggestion- if you were going to stay 20 minutes outside the city at some discount hotel, this place is better. But if you want the downtown Chicago experience, don't even look in this direction

Cons: I liked it all

Cons: The hotel was nice overall but a few experiences totally ruined our trip. First off, it's the middle of the summer and the air conditioning in our room wasn't working. So we had to sleep in an 80 degree room. Next we found a massive blood stain on the comforter that someone tried to wash but it never came out. Absolutely disgusting! There was also mild in the shower which again goes to show the rooms are NOT clean. There was also very little lighting in the room and most did not even work. For over $300 a night do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.

Cons: Had some unusually noisy middle-of-the-night mechanical noises. Staff compensated us with points willingly and graciously more than making up for it.

Cons: No free WiFi in room, just lounge area. Pool and jacuzzi were closed, which was a real disappointment since it was one of the major reasons why I chose the hotel. My view wasn't great but I understand it's kind of a thing that's out of my control.

Cons: Check in check out times You can hear everything in the hall not good Couldent use gym because of moving equipment Furniture wood and stuff getting old Saw noise complaints but there is a Club upstairs then walls

Cons: Nothing.

Cons: It's old, feels old and the staff simply does not care about whether guests come back or not. The grounds are lovely.

Cons: I could hear a party going on in the room across the hallway, obviously very annoying at 10:30pm when i'm trying to sleep. When I complained the desk staff responded by telling me the noise complaint policy and that it may take a while for them to deal with the noise since the "partiers" have rights too. They weren't apologizing and they treated me like I was being difficult. What is difficult about expecting a hotel room to be place suitable for sleep? It took them over 15 minutes and 2 trips to the lobby to make things right but only after the concierge stepped in to offer an apology and an upgraded room away from the noise. He was the only one that appeared to have any hospitality training. They should hire more employees like him. Ultimately Chicago has so many hotel options, I can't see a reason to stay at Dana again.

Cons: I drove from Milwaukee to Chicago for the overnight stay me and my fiancee for her birthday and we were hoping to attend the lounge on the rooftop and was denied due to a dresscode we knew nothing about i feel if i paid my money and staying at the hotel i should've been able to attend or at least tell your customers ahead of time about dresscode unfair and drove to Chicago for nothing completely disappointed

Cons: The only odd thing about the room is that the entire bathroom can be open to the bed. There is a curtain from the outside that only just covers it. The concierge at the hotel was also sub par. When I asked where to get sushi he suggested the hotel restaraunt and when I asked where to get bagels in the morning he suggested whole foods. I was unhappy with this service as a concierge because they should know the hot spots in the city.

Cons: It was a bit too trendy for me and lacked a sense of community in the lobby. Other than at check out, there was always a line to speak with the front desk and no one was at the concierge desk. There wasn't a way to block the street lights out as the block out curtains didn't cover the edge of the windows - thought they did a fine job of blocking out most sunlight. The room was set up poorly - no garbage near the coffee maker, hard to find outlets and hard to figure out how to turn on the various lights - one lamp I could never find the switch for. Awesome for hot make out sessions, less ideal for reviewing conference materials.

Cons: Not a thing

Cons: I feel like they need a regular maintenance schedule. The rubber strip had come off of the shower door so the bathroom would flood when I showered. The closet and bathroom share a door which squeaked really loudly when rolled from one side to the other. The toilet kept running, and the display in the elevators needed repair. The staff was responsive when I asked for things to be fixed but it would have been nice not to have to deal with it while on vacation. Not a great place for folks who don't do stairs well as the elevators don't go all the ground level (perhaps if you asked they might give a special key?).

Cons: The rooom had a door that wasn't sealed well so it was loud. The ceiling is cement so it made the room feel very cramped almost like being in a coffin. The staff was weird and looked like they were hired off the street. The locker room and work out room were poor. It's a weird place. Just had a bad vibe. And the hotel itself feels like a cheap conversion of an 80s built apartment building. Looks like they cut corners all over the place. I won't stay there again and probably won't use kayak again for hotels after my experience. They made it very clear that because I booked through a "3rd party" that they didn't accommodate my problem with the noise the same as if I booked through them.

Cons: The price on the all inclusive Disney kids on Demand TV package I order did not reflect what was charged to my bill. It was only a difference of $2.99 and ultimately not a big deal, but still, I feel as though you should be paying what you are quoted. Also, being that it was a holiday weekend, it would have been nice if breakfast was open until 10 as it is on the weekends, but I get the weekend vs. weekend schedule. The lines were a bit long by the end of breakfast and early breakfast is always hard to do with my kids. But again, not a huge deal in the whole scheme of things. We will definitely be back.

Cons: Ambulances and police cars racing by all night kept us awake. Bed was like a rock and pillows were not great!

Cons: Parking was difficult to find and cost $37.00 per day. The evening reception drinks were great but the food was not. Room was great. Staff were very helpful. Overall, very pleased with the stay.

Cons: Hotel wasn't nearly as nice as other embassy suites I have stayed at.

Cons: Amenities are average

Cons: Too crowded the breakfast area. Poor options for restaurant

Cons: No complaints

Cons: Walls maybe thin in some rooms. The furniture is starting to get dated but it's still fine.

Cons: Room service was slow, rooms not super clean and could definitely do without the lobby dance music during the day when kids were napping

Cons: Location.