Club Quarters in Central Chicago from AU$180

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Our top choices for Central Chicago Club Quarters

A marble-floored lobby with double doors and elevators, each marked with a 'CQ' sign.

1. River Hotel

Downtown Chicago

Shelby

includes taxes & fees

23 Nov - 24 Nov

A building with a sign reading "111" and "III West Adams Street" indicating a pub and restaurant.

2. Central Loop Hotel

Downtown Chicago

Kenneth

includes taxes & fees

23 Nov - 24 Nov

3. Club Quarters Hotel, Central Loop, Chicago

Downtown Chicago

Robin M.

includes taxes & fees

22 Nov - 23 Nov

A grand staircase in a hotel lobby with marble walls, a patterned carpet, and seating areas with blue and brown upholstered chairs.

4. Club Quarters Hotel Wacker at Michigan, Chicago

Downtown Chicago

Kailey

includes taxes & fees

23 Nov - 24 Nov

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Top Central Chicago Hotel Reviews

Congress Plaza Hotel

8/10 Good

"Very nice historic hotel but there are little things that need attention such as the wallpaper by the 7th floor elevator. Other than that the room was clean and the staff provided quality customer service."

Sports Illustrated Resorts Chicago

8/10 Good

"Overall my stay was pretty good. The only two issues were my mini fridge wasn’t working and I lost my leftovers that sat in there for the two days I stayed. Secondly, I had a staff member tell me about a special tour and promotion, only to tell me somehow I was not eligible. Then he had me bring my son down to see if he could be eligible. He was only 18,not 21. So he was not. That was not very pleasant considering it was basically pulled back for some reason . I visit 3-4 times a year. I either stay at the Westin River north or the Royal Sonesta River North. The lost food was no biggie but being given a whole rundown about how the hotel was trying to build a new customer base and then being told I wasn’t eligible was crappy. I can’t lie. Everything else was pretty good. The happy hours were cool. Staff outside of that was generally ok."