Hotels in de buurt van Tam O'Shanter Golf Course (Chicago)

'Poor review'

'Rug was dirty, tv did not work, WiFi was unstable.'

'was definitely deceived by the photos. the place was grimier than expected, the shower was disgusting. there were barely any outlets, the bathroom door did not have a lock and was unable to close properly. one of the lamps didn't even have a light bulb in it. got a non-smoking room but it still smelled of cigarettes. the whole place was just bad and definitely not what was expected.'

'Room was extremely clean, and the few staff we interacted with were super helpful and sweet. My only wish was that there was a microwave in the room, but we made do with the one in the lobby. We had tickets to a concert at the Allstate arena, and this was the perfect spot! Literally a 10 minute walk, and the hotel had easy free parking. Staying there you wouldn’t even think you were so close to a little the arena, or the airport. A little pricy, but was worth it for all the convenience.'

'Clean room and great service'

'Superb breakfast and very friendly staff. Great place to stay!'

'I loved this hotel! It’s in a beautiful part of uptown Chicago (Andersonville- an adorable gayborhood), near lots of cute shops, thrift stores, pubs, and bakeries. It sits right across the street from a beautiful cemetery, filled with gorgeous old trees. The lobby is charming and welcoming, as is the rooftop deck, where you can see the Chicago skyline in the distance. The rooms are nicely decorated-tasteful, not overly adorned. Our room had a lovely balcony that we enjoyed. Beds were comfortable...

'Staff are proffesional and friendly. Room, bathroom , hallways and kitchen are clean. Good breakfast. Very quiet for sleep and relaxation. Soap, shower gel and shampoo with conditioner good quality. Thank you to all staff!'

'Las camas son perfectas y el hotel muy bonito'

'Hotel is good for a last minute place to book and very convenient neighborhood location. It is a converted assisted living facility so it has the hallmarks, like drop ceiling, communal cafe, feel of an elderly care facility and utilitarian furniture and kitchenettes in the rooms, not comfort-first amenities. The check-in desk is exactly what you’d expect at an assisted living facility. I’ve stayed at good museum hotels and there are some things I expect at this type of hotel that are missing...

'Staff was friendly and helpful. Room was clean and bed was comfy.. great spot adjacent from Loyola University'

'Great locationn and very good staff'

'Great location it is close to shopping and dinning. We were able to walk to everything including the campus of Northwestern. '