The Conrad Hotel...Chicago, IL.

I stayed at the Conrad Hotel in Chicago last week.I must say that this is one of the finest hotels that I have stayed in ever. The hotel is new and only half of the rooms are ready for guest.

The room that I stayed in was a corner room with great views of the city even though I was on the side away from the water. The oversize king bed was wonderful and the sheets were so nice to sleep on. Great shower along with bathroom amenities.

The staff was first class everywhere I went in the hotel. And the breakfast bar set up for our meetings was better than most site down breakfast. Fresh food that was not heat and serve, but prepared for our event.

If this hotel is within your budget, I give this hotel top marks.

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Travel said…

Nice, I do get bored of the breakfasts at Hampton and Holiday-Inn-Express. Some freshness and variety would really help.

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