Fairmont Chicago, Millennium Park, Chicago

Everything you expect in a top-tier, quality oriented city-center hotel. Elegant and comfortable accomodations... very friendly and helpful staff. The Aria Bar and Restaurant is exceptional. In-Room Dining is a wonderful Fairmont hallmark. The property is in the heart of Chicago and convenient to attractions, food, and entertainment. Very helpful business center. Adjacent health club is easy to use and enjoy.

The view was splendid. We had a marvolos room and the service was unbelivable . The housekeeper was very plesant and helpful .The bad very comf.and the view!? took my breath away . We saw the fireworks at Navy Pier from the comfort of our room ,we had a wonderful and plasant lady to turn down our bed and room service at an amazing speed .A good service and good people. Keep it up

I loved this hotel, it had a beautiful view and the room was gorgeous. It looked like something out of a movie and we didn't want to leave!

What a fantastic place to stay. Clean, luxurios, great staff.

After staying at pricey hotels for a while now, thought this place might be ok. Wrong. Horrible from the moment you enter. They 'over-booked' king rooms (how does that happen) and said it had to be two doubles. $51 a night for parking, charge for business center, charge for internet, charge to work out, the sushi place on site was not good either. I have had better sheets at every hotel I have stayed at that is upscale. I found two things I would say are great, the elevators are remarkably fast and the view was great. They could not even get the front doors to work half the time, seriously I was surprised they did not charge for using a towel. The water pressure... ok there was no water pressure in the shower however when you flushed the toilet it sounded like a jet plane came through your room. I would not recommend this place to anyone, ever! Spending your money wisely, I have paid a lot more for other places when traveling but at least they were worth it.

the hotel was great. the room was great. the food was great. the pool was great. the service was great. i would stay here again.

The Fairmont was a treat for my husband and I. We have stayed at other equivalent in ratings hotels in the River North area previously. By far, the Fairmont overwhelmingly outshines the others. The first is the location. It was extremly convenient for us to take the Metra into the city. The Millineum stop is literally right at the hotel. We chose to spend our money elsewhere as opposed to the expensive parking that downtown Chicago commands. We spent time at the Chicago Theater. We walked there from our hotel. We also spent time at the Grand Luxe- which we walked back to our room from. Yolk, a great breakfast eatery is easily with-in walking distance, too. The hotel itself was stunningly beautiful! Its decor boasted an upscale chic feeling that was not over done. Our king suite was on a corner which offered a fantabulous view of the city- including Navy Pier. Our room did back up to the elevators, so upon the occaisional usage of the toilet area (only), you could hear the elevator zipping behind you. Speaking of which, the wait for an elevator was non-existant! There was a bed turn-down service where the forecasted weather for the next day was left bedside. It was nice, but I prefer not to have anyone in my room while I am not there. We will use the do not disturb sign next time. Did I mention that the rate was very reasonable? Well it was! The entire staff was very helpful and pleasant. We felt appreciated the moment we walked up the semi-circle entrance. Overall, we were both pleased and are looking for any excuse to visit this hotel again.

Great location with clean and spacious rooms. There is a fire station across the street but did not bother us at all. Great staff and service. Will stay here again.

The facility is classy and elegant, without being pretentious. The service is first class, and the prices are very reasonable. The staff actually cares about you. Location couldn't be better; right near the river and a block from Michigan Ave.

Great corner room on the 33rd floor facing NE. Could see Chicago River and Lake MI from the windows. Awesome bed. Loved the bath products. The problem? Stuck in a room in the evenings and alone in the city, didn't want to wander too far this time. No vending machines on the floors -- just ice. A coke set me back $5 PLUS taxes included the new carbonation tax. So bring your own snacks and drinks becuase you won't want to order them from in-room dining or the bar! In-room dining was crazy expensive -- $39 for a cobb salad and a tea. Nearly $50 for a burger with soup instead of fries. Craaaazy! Speedy elevators, great bellmen. In spite of the awesome room, I was surprsed that they missed some of the finishing details in my bath. The nail holes hadn't been filled in and painted over so it looked like a carpenter might return to finish... but the reno was long since over. Odd, huh? Loved it though... would stay again if needed but not on my own dime.