Hotel by Hard Rock resteraunt
Apr 10, 2007, 7:43 pm
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Hotel by Hard Rock resteraunt
There is an older motel type of place by the Hard Rock but I can not think of the name of it. My travel plans have changed a bit for this summer and will need to come into Chicago a couple days before and things are a bit pricey for the extra couple of days. I've seen the motel type place and am ready for what I am getting no biggie, just need a place to lay the head and wash up. Thanks for the help.
Apr 10, 2007, 8:50 pm
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Apr 10, 2007, 8:56 pm
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Just a suggestion -- I'm not sure what that place charges/night, but people seem to regularly priceline the Hyatt Regency on Wacker for about $70-$80/night.
Even though the Ohio House is a dump, I cannot see it costing much less than that -- all due to its location, of course.
Even though the Ohio House is a dump, I cannot see it costing much less than that -- all due to its location, of course.
Apr 10, 2007, 10:20 pm
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Just a suggestion -- I'm not sure what that place charges/night, but people seem to regularly priceline the Hyatt Regency on Wacker for about $70-$80/night.
Even though the Ohio House is a dump, I cannot see it costing much less than that -- all due to its location, of course.
Even though the Ohio House is a dump, I cannot see it costing much less than that -- all due to its location, of course.
Apr 18, 2007, 10:29 am
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Look at the PL map. The N. Michigan and Loop areas (or whatever they call them) are gonna get you in the same area as this dump with reasonable access to all these places you like. The Hyatt Regency was going for $40 on PL some nights in February. Do yourself a favor and bid, at least, up to the price you're paying for the Ohio House.
Apr 19, 2007, 3:29 am
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You don't like not knowing where you'll be staying, but you're willing to stay at that place? Look at the PL map. The N. Michigan and Loop areas (or whatever they call them) are gonna get you in the same area as this dump with reasonable access to all these places you like. The Hyatt Regency was going for $40 on PL some nights in February. Do yourself a favor and bid, at least, up to the price you're paying for the Ohio House.
Look at the PL map. The N. Michigan and Loop areas (or whatever they call them) are gonna get you in the same area as this dump with reasonable access to all these places you like. The Hyatt Regency was going for $40 on PL some nights in February. Do yourself a favor and bid, at least, up to the price you're paying for the Ohio House.
Apr 19, 2007, 1:16 pm
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Recently you could Hotwire 4-star in downtown Chicago ("Loop," I think) (without the pool icon) and I think be almost sure of getting the Hyatt on Wacker. About $69.
Someone pretty knowledgeable told me (NOT GUARANTEED), it's generally the only Hotwire 4-star in the Loop without a pool.
Of course, this could change at any time, unless that's physically the only 4-star in the area w/o a pool (you have to go next door to an athletic club, I am told).
Someone pretty knowledgeable told me (NOT GUARANTEED), it's generally the only Hotwire 4-star in the Loop without a pool.
Of course, this could change at any time, unless that's physically the only 4-star in the area w/o a pool (you have to go next door to an athletic club, I am told).