The Conrad Hilton was fabulous. We stayed there August 12 - 16 for my birthday. I booked the hotel on Hotwire for a rate of $145 per night. Getting the Hotwire price truly meant getting a five star hotel for a three star price. I asked if we could get a room with a view of the city, but they... more

This hotel is all about location. What a perfect location to stay if you are going downtown Chicago. Service is what the Conrad stands for and they back it up with staff. More staff per person than any hotel we've stayed. Food was impressive, presentation was original. The outside bar we met every night and enjoyed after a night out... more

This was a very good value through Priceline. Hotel is very difficult to find, as the entrance (appears to be under construction) is on Rush Street. My Garmin couldn't get satellite reception on the way in so I had to rely on an old -fashioned map. Parking is located in the Nordstrom lot, which is also on Rush St. We... more

I will start off by saying that I am a Hilton Honors Diamond Member and have stayed at other Conrads and so I review this Conrad from that perspective. The Conrad in Chicago used to be a Le Meridian and they have changed nothing from those days it seems. They are in the process of remodeling but at present it... more

This hotel was chosen because the room rate was less than other similarly rated hotels on the Miracle Mile. We had low expectations and we were pleasantly surprised. The street level lobby was under construction, which was not a good first impression, but it explained the lower room rate. We were very happy with the size and cleanliness of the... more

The location of this hotel is fantastic. Right on Michigan Ave. and close to shopping and restaurants. We stayed at the Conrad from 7/13 through 7/16. Our room rate was $149 a night through Hotwire. For the price we paid, we really enjoyed the hotel. But if I had to ever pay full price (about $300 a night), I would... more

The Conrad Chicago is a pretty hotel. But that's about it. (and even then because it's being renovated it's really not that impressive. We paid 350 dollars a night and with that came: no coffee maker in the room, no fridge to store our leftovers (which is something you really need if you're spending any real time in Chicago -... more

for $300 per night should be a coffee pot in the room instead of the plasma tv.staff helpful. beds amazing.entrance construction a pain.convenient for the steely dan concert just 4 blocks away. more

As a regular visitor to Chicago and regular Hilton user, I have to say that unless you are quoted less than $300 per night then you can get better value from hotels in the same chain only a block or two away. Don't get me wrong, this is a beautiful hotel in a fantastic location. There is a contemporary boutique... more