Hotels near Chicago 115th Street Station

"Everything was perfect 👌 "

"I was expecting a little higher quality stay here. The bed was pretty comfy and nice clean bathroom. The staff was so friendly and helpful when there was an issue. Only thing is the elevator for the far rooms had me questioning getting on it. Felt a little unsteady, and also the room they gave me had the smell of mold in it. I turned the AC off which helped slightly, but even the day after it still had that lingering smell. Not too bad though. "

"Breakfast was good! I enjoyed that the proteins changed from day to day! The front desk staff were very kind and informative. I wanted housekeeping to come and take out the trash which they did AND picked up after us and made our bed while we were out for the day. We will definitely stay here again when we visit chicago again, its about a 40minute drive into the downtown area. Worth it if you want to have some quiet away from the big city each night"

"Staff was courteous"

"It’s an older property. Not old, but a little older. Bathroom is the obvious issue. Beds were awesome though."

"Bathroom was nasty. Karen’s was hanging the window wouldn’t close roaches crawling in the bathroom. There were no clean towels. It was a horrible experience."

"The staff was extremely nice and helpful. The lobby always smelled good. The motel seems a little bit older, so there was wear and tear in some places. For instance, the tub and bathroom. It took quite awhile to get the hot water in our shower. There were places where water had gotten under the paint and it appeared those bubbles were sliced to drain. The pool was under remodel. The “snack station” was always low on snacks. The cable did go out while we were there. My biggest fear with staying at a motel or hotel is bed bugs and other pests. There were none in our room. It was perfect for what we needed. "

"Cool"

"This hotel was an absolute disaster, and the entire experience left my girlfriend and me feeling grossed out, frustrated, and genuinely unsafe. The rooms were far from clean—every single one had visible mold in the bathroom: black patches and spots covering the grout, shower tiles, wall edges, and caulking. It looked like years of neglect, even without any obvious smell. I had to switch rooms three times because each one was a new level of unacceptable: • First room: Mold in the bathroom + in-room jacuzzi jets completely non-functional (hit the switch multiple times—dead silence, no jets, no bubbles, nothing). • Second room: Refrigerator stopped working entirely (stayed warm inside, wouldn’t cool, ruined anything we tried to store in it). • Third room: Still terrible—the sheets clearly hadn’t been changed properly (hairs on the pillow, sticky residue on the nightstand), there were burn marks/scorch marks on the sheets (like cigarette burns or iron mishaps that were never replaced), and no latch, chain, or secondary lock on the door (just the basic knob lock, offering zero extra security). The most horrifying incident happened around 6 a.m. one morning: We were both fast asleep, completely naked, when I woke up just in time to see someone (likely staff or someone with access) quietly slipping out of the room and closing the door behind them. I was in shock, didn’t immediately yell or jump up—I just froze watching them leave. My girlfriend slept through it and heard nothing."