I recently stayed at the Park Hyatt Chicago. Even if i had been to his restaurant Nomi in the past it was my first stay on property. The staff was very welcoming and helpful with my luggage and boxes. I got an upgrade to a lake view room and it was nice to wake up in the morning overlooking the lake (i was on the 13th floor). When lot of hotels are still charging for internet, Park Hyatt offer it on complimentary basis to his clients, I absolutely love it.

the location remain for me one of the key of the hotel, you are right in the middle of everything.

Our schedule worked out so we happened to arrive at the hotel early, around 9:00 am. We hadn't asked for early check-in, so expected the desk staff would hold our bags and tell us to get lost for a while. Instead, we were quickly sent to a beautiful room with an amazing view. From that point on, every moment at the Park Hyatt was just terrific. Service of every kind was impeccable and quick. The desk people were welcoming and friendly; every bellman or room service waiter was knowledgeable and apparently anxious to help; even the doorman went out of his way to enthusiastically recommend restaurants and give us detailed directions. The rooms are sleek and beautiful, and, if a bit on the small side, shrewdly laid out so every square inch counts. The extra long window seat, piled with pillows, makes for lovely spot to sip a glass of wine and watch Chicago go by. Be sure to ask for a room on the lake/water tower side, and make sure it's high enough to clear nearby buildings if you want a view of the lake. The hotel is so well located, you can easily walk to shopping/Millennium Park/Art Institute/restaurants. A wonderful hotel staffed by warmhearted professionals.

We are in a lovely room with a window seat and a very firm, comfortable king bed. The room has great lightling, including two bedside lamps that turn off quietly. There are both sheer and darkening blinds which raise and lower remotely. The bathroom had twin sinks and a wonderful showerhead. The only downside is that the closet is a little small if one wanted to hang up a weeks worth of clothing for 2 people. The hotel provides complimentary water in the room and coffee and tea on the first floor. The fitness center is great----many cardio machines, strength machines, free weights, mats and medicine balls. It's also cooled to a nice temperature. There is pool that is a couple lap lanes and long enough to really swim.

The restaurant has a nice view, but is really expensive. Around the corner is an Einstein's bagels and a tea shop, both of which are a less elegant but more moderate way to have breakfast. However, it depends on what you want. The hotel is across from Water Tower place and also close to bus and metro stops. There is valet parking---

I paid for this with airline points and I don't know what it costs in dollars and so whether it's worth it. Of course, that depends on what you want. There's no doubt, it is much nicer than a Hampton Inn and many others.

I stayed at the Park Hyatt for a few days on business and was very happy with my overall experience. The service at this hotel is impeccable!

I checked in VERY early (7am) and was quickly given a room with no questions asked. The room is spacious and modern and comfortable with a large bathroom with separate toilet area, glass enclosed shower and large soaking tub. Bathrooms and beds are the most important areas in a hotel room for me and both were great. The large window bench overlooking Michigan Avenue below and Lake Michigan in the distance was a great place to sit and type out some morning emails.

I ate breakfast twice in the restaurant and the food was fantastic. The manager of the restaurant was amazing and went above and beyond in accommodating me after I was given wrong information by the front desk about when breakfast ended.

The hotel is perfectly situated if you enjoy shopping. Michigan Avenue has many high end stores within walking distance and Rush street is a few blocks away.

I would highly recommend this hotel!!!