This hotel is superb value for the center of Chicago. Located in the Loop, smack in the middle of the theater district, it occupies the upper floors of the Majestic Theater, an art deco high rise. The rooms are reasonably sized and very comfortable, the staff are friendly, helpful and well informed, cleanliness/hygiene is top notch, and it's very quiet, despite the location. The Art Institute, Grant Park and the lake are just a couple of blocks away, and the "Magnificent Mile" of Michigan Avenue is an easy walk. Public transportation is readily available to any place in Chicago, and the the Blue Line to O'Hare is just around the corner. The price isn't bargain basement, but for the location, it's great value for money. I'd recommend it to anyone for most any purpose.

The Hampton Inn Majestic is located around the corner from the Blue Line which leads to Ohara and is the reason I picked this hotel. It is also centrally located to all the other trains and makes getting around Chicago very easy. Just remember to get a map of the train station at your first ride. We didn't and it made getting around much more difficult.

The hotel is connected to a theatre and therefore the lobby is actually on the 4th floor. You must use a key card to access the floors of the hotel with rooms on them. It is an older building and has been well maintained. The rooms are average size and have all the normal amenities of a Hampton Inn. It did face an office building and if you don't close your blinds they can see right into your room.

The breakfast was pretty standard -- muffins, cereal, danish, some fruit (in the form of a fruit salad) eggs with ham and cheese, biscuits.

Overall it was an enjoyable stay -- the staff was eager to please and the roll a way we requested was delivered within the first 5 minutes we were in the room.

I stayed here for two nights while on business in September. I paid £60/night for a modern, comfortable and spacious room through Expedia (don’t bother paying extra for the breakfast rate through Expedia by the way as a free breakfast buffet is available for all guests anyway). The buffet offered quite a good choice with pastries, cereal, fruit, yoghurt and some hot items as well I think.

The hotel also offered a ‘business centre’ (two computers with a printer etc), internet access in the bedrooms and a fitness centre. The location was good – close to the Millennium Park area – and the staff were friendly. It’s also close to the Monroe ‘EL’ stop so easy to get to from the airport (and to get around if you’re going further than walking distance) – if you have a lot of luggage though it might be worth walking a bit further from Jackson which has a lift.

I was very happy with my choice and would definitely recommend this hotel, especially for the price.

Location, location, location. Found this hotel perfect for our stay. Next door to LaSalle Bank theater, a block from the Italian Village -a few blocks from Union Station. Tight security. The staff were expecially helpful and friendly. The rooms - maybe a little dark - but very clean. The walls must be especially thick (old, historic building) because it was very quiet. No noisy neighbors, no slamming doors. Nice breakfast. Planning another theater trip next May. Will return to the Hampton Majestic.