The St. Regis Chicago

位置不錯，服務一般，1 1樓日料可以嘗試。在芝加哥這個位置去到哪裡都會很方便，湖邊、購物、吃飯都比較近。

Our family had a wonderful stay at the St Regis in Chicago! We had heard wonderful reviews from friends who had stayed her, but they still exceeded expectations. We do a holiday staycation every year in the city, and they went out of their way to make sure our family had a memorable time and felt welcome, even offering holiday-themed treats. Our children definitely indulged in their candy cart in the lobby, one of their favorite parts of the hotel. The hotel's festive decoration and ambiance was a perfect holiday atmosphere. Our suite was spacious and comfortable and the view of the Navy Pier fireworks was spectacular from our room! However, if you do not have a room with a great view, the front desk did also inform us that watching from just outside the front lobby provides an excellent viewpoint. Our family ate at Tre Dita on Friday night, and everyone loved their food, even our picky 11 year old. Breakfast at Miru was equally delicious. The one downside was that room service was already too busy to take additional orders by 9am on Sunday, but the hotel was apologetic and offered other solutions. Unfortunately, we did not have time to check out the pool or spa, but hopefully will another time. Overall, the hotel did an amazing job of balancing luxury with genuine warmth and friendliness. They were always offering to help, and we had a wonderful time. It was our first stay here but certainly will not be our last. Our kids are already asking to go back next year!

This hotel charged me a fraudulent $500 "smoking fee" when I've never smoked in a hotel room in my life. Coming up on Lifetime Platinum status (10 years of 50+ nights/year with Marriott) without a single incident, and the staff at this hotel claims they have "evidence" of me smoking in the room. So, either they really have evidence and it's fabricated by a staff member and I am being scammed, or their "evidence" is something that isn't really evidence of smoking, which would mean the staff is incompetent. The latter theory is believable, given that no one was able to help route my call to someone with whom I can make my case and dispute the charge. I waited through several 5-minute call transfer holds, being told that I need to talk to the security department, or the head of the front desk staff, and each of these people told me they could not do anything. One of them finally gave me contact information for Marriott Corporate, after becoming cold/rude when mentioning their "evidence." I feel like I'm in a terrible drama, being wrongly accused like this with seemingly no recourse. I am not only being charged $500 for nothing, but my reputation with Marriott is possibly put in question. There doesn't seem to be recourse with the hotel so I am waiting on Marriott Corporate, as well as my credit card company, to respond about this.