After seeing mixed reviews, I was a bit apprehensive but our stay was great. The staff was professional and very helpful. The location was perfect. Our room was lovely and had an amazing view, looking out onto the John Hancock building with Lake Michigan visible down the street. Complaints we had seen included no ice and no workout facility. Whoever... more

For the love of God, whatever you do, DO NOT take room 307. Suffice it to say that I would rather set my hair on fire than spend two minutes in that room. Shudder! After asking for another room, was pleased with what I got. The decor is a bit "Quacker Factory-ish" ala dried floral wreath, plaid pillow shams and... more

I stayed at The Tremont the nights of July 21 and July 22, 2008. The hotel had mixed reviews but I liked the location&price so\I followed through with my reservation. Although the hotel is not the most modern, it is surely functional. The elevator was out of order for a short time after I arrived but the service elevator worked... more

I named my price on priceline and ended up at the Tremont. After reading all the reviews here I was really nervous about staying there, but I found it very pleasant. The staff was very friendly for the most part. There was a desk lady when we checked in who was helpful, but not overly friendly. Everyone else was very... more

We decided to try Hotwire for the first time, and were not so lucky. The hotel is ideally located (close to the Hancock Center, the Magnifficent Mile, Sofitel Tower, Hyatt, etc), so location is the best thing about this hotel. A+ for this. As for the hotel per se, when you arrive someone opens you the door (so you get... more

I was actually pleasently surprised after reading the reviews I was ready to hate the place. But the old school charm, location and service were great. Its within walking distance to everything and the view was beautiful. If you are going to stay in your hotel room for your entire stay, you might want to stay somewhere else , but... more

My fiancee and I stayed here for one night in September 2007 and liked it very much. We got a great deal at $150 booking through lastminutetravel.com (ironically booked over two months ahead of time), amazingly cheap for a Saturday in that area. Especially considering that every other travel site I checked was charging a minimum of $220 for the... more

I stayed at the Tremont with my husband, who was attending a conference in Chicago. Our room was tiny, the bed was a Queen size (expected a King for the room price), the television had only three channels that weren't too fuzzy to watch, there was no fitness center, the doorman was rude, there was a $3.00 charge per bag... more

Avoid this hotel at all costs. There is no cable tv and the front desk does not tell you. As a matter of fact, they are rude and don't care that you are upset, tired, and generally not in the mood for an idiot front desk person to give you attitude. The rooms are dingy and generally, this hotel is... more