With my flight from Los Angeles landing at around 11:30PM, and me needing to head to the airport the next morning before 6AM, I just looked for the most basic hotel that would earn me points and stay credits with either Hyatt or Starwood. Many airport hotels were pricing out at $200+ per night, and…
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Oh wow. I stayed there once in 2011. It was a complete dump then. Glad see a full renovation has been done.
"and was offered the option between a 250 Starpoint welcome amenity and complimentary continental breakfast". Should it be OR instead of AND.
I stayed here a few years ago and i agree with the commenter above that it was a dump. I told myself never again at the time but I guess they renovated the hotel since your pix look great!
Stayed here last night, and actually added tonight as a second night as well! Its excellent value on the weekend at 3000 Starpoints! Paid rate was 110$. The restaurant is actually pretty good, was very pleased with our dinner. Good beer selection as well. Very nice staff, indeed quite friendly and efficient. I really like the newly renovated Four Points, might like them more than a full on Sheraton or even a US Westin.
This is still a dump. OTOH, Gino's East delivers Chicago Deep Dish pizza reliably, and if you luck out it's cheaper than Lucky got it. However, quite frequently you can get either the Westin or Sheraton, which are far nicer hotels (with integrated HVAC, rather than the noisy outboard units, which I detest for their universal noise and crap temperature regulation) for only a little more. I generally avoid this place if It's at all reasonable elsewhere.
When I'm looking for an airport hotel due to late arrival and early departure, my main concern is the reliability and schedule of the shuttle. You didn't mention the morning airport drop-off schedule/punctuality. Could you touch on that?
@Lucky, The easiest way to get to the ORD bus/shuttle center from Terminal 3 is just to go out the lower level doors to the pickup area, and go straight across the road. It's much quicker than the advertised way. I don't suggest doing this with a large group or when really weighed down, because, though there is a crosswalk, it's a bit like playing frogger with Chicago drivers.
I stay here all the time when I have an early morning flight. It's easily worth the ~$100 for a couple of extra hours of sleep and it's great for a quick stop over. I've found the airport shuttles to be very consistent as far as leaving the hotel every 1/2 hr, and I've never waited more than about 10 minutes for pickup (though that does depend more on when you arrive at the shuttle center).
As far as the shuttle center, if you just follow the signs for the CTA, there's an elevator bank between the moving walkways that takes you right there.
Oh, it's also worth mentioning that this hotel shows up on the SPG Hot Escapes list pretty frequently, so I've never paid more than $110, and have gotten a room for as cheap as $80