I spent 3 nights in Chicago with my daughter to visit the American Girl doll store.
Could not have asked for a better view of the skyline, it was easy to walk to the Watertower shopping center, and we loved hanging out at Mario's italian restaurant down the street.

We enjoyed out stay very much, and she loved the unique decor of the hotel. The gym was nice, staff were friendly and kind, and we loved the Keurig machine in the room. Would have liked to have a mini fridge, but it was not available.

In recent visit to Chicago, I was impressed by Hotel Indigo. It offers comfortable rooms with stylish decor and splendid amenities: hardwood floors in room, excellent furnishings, and quiet. The staff was attentve and welcoming throughout my stay. My room had a wonderful bed with a quaint bathroom. The room came with a small table, a comfy easy chair, a decent-sized TV, and a Keurig. The Wi-Fi in room was extremely reliable and worked without a hitch. In addition, the hotel has a fitness studio with excellent equipment, all in working order. A wonderful plus after a long day of meetings is the small bar where one can unwind. The Hotel's location near Oak Street and the Lakefront at North Ave is another plus. Lots of choices for shopping and eating are nearby; there also pharmacies close by and two supermarkets. I would recommend breakfast in the morning at the Hotel. The service is wonderful. The dining room is relaxed, in a very comfortable setting with tasty food. Great way to start the day! Definitely I plan to return on my next visit.

Just checked out of this hotel. Got a great deal on Priceline. Got a nice king room on the 8th floor... by the elevator, some noises but didn't really bother me. Very courteous staff, they held my luggage prior to chk in and after chk out. Would recommend this place. It's a nice change of scenery from the usual Magnificent Mile location.

My boyfriend and I spent one night here for Valentine's Day. I recommend the Penny Parking Package. It cost 119 for a King Bed Room and Overnight Parking. Overnight parking in Chicago can be over $35, so it's a great deal.

The Good- The decor is lovely. The bright blues and greens really made it feel like summer in the middle of February. I really don't think the room was that small- it's a good size for the rate. Again, we had a king bed- there wasn't much room on either side of the bed, but the room is shaped so that there's still a lot of space to walk around between the door and the bed. It was perfect for a couple, definitely not for a family. The bed and pillows were soft and clean. The location is just a 10-15 minute walk to all the major shopping on N. Michigan Avenue. If you're into the college-age/yuppie bar/club scene, you're less than half a block away from lots of places. If you'd like a quiet night in (like we did) the CVS up the street sells liquor :-) (note, the only ice machine in the hotel is on the 2nd floor). We didn't spend much time in the hotel lobby restaurant or bar, but both were really cute. I love that the decor theme carried throughout the hotel. The staff was very friendly as well.

The Bad- The view was non-existent- the one window in the room looked out onto a fire escape and another wall in the hotel. It made for a very dark room (we got up at 10 the next morning, and it still looked like it was nighttime). There aren't any ceiling lights in the place, so even with the lamps the room is not nearly as bright as the management provided photos suggest. One of our face cloths appeared to have makeup on it. Also, the paint on the sink was peeling off. There's also not much in the room that gives information about the neighborhood. A list of neighborhood restaurants or something would be nice. The walls are thin- in the morning, the woman next door was talking to her boyfriend on the phone and I heard EVERY SINGLE WORD. It woke me up because it sounded like someone was in our room. Room service was expensive- automatic 20% tip + $3 service charge. I didn't realize those were included, so I put in my own tip. Two lukewarm breakfast sandwiches and OJ came to $33.