Top Hotels Near Swedish American Museum Center in Chicago from AU$123

"Breakfast was fresh rooms were clean. "

"Very cute bed & breakfast! Convenient location for my work weekend! I would stay again if I ever have to go back to this area. "

"They require a large cash or Venmo deposit which is shady. Took them 2 weeks to send it back minus 15$ to which I got no response to why. Communication sucks and they gave me the wrong room. No apology no adjustment. Nothing."

"Check-in took forever.. When I went to checkout, no one was at the desk . Room was decent but dont plan on good coffee or soap even. Was thankful I brought my own."

"Great, quiet apartment with three comfortable rooms. Great for a weekend, close to numerous restaurants on Clark within an easy walking distance. Parking was pretty crowded but we were able to find a spot on Winona Rd within a couple of blocks all weekend. Check-in was easy and exactly as described. We'll definitely consider this again next time we are in Chicago!"

"The location was great. Quiet street and easy parking. We were close to everything we needed to get around town. Great location for Cubs fans!"

"We had a great visit to Chicago with this being our first time staying in Wrigleyville. The space was lovely, very clean, comfortable and the check in process was well explained and easy. We loved the location. Not only was it convenient for our plans but the neighborhood was very nice, walkable to restaurants, etc. Paid parking options were plentiful, conveniently located, with normal cost for Chicago. Would definitely stay again!"

"There was some issue with security overnight at 2 am. When I asked the staff the next day, they refused about this completely . This was very scary at the moment "

"This is a perfectly nice and cute hotel in a good location near the stadium. Apparently it is one of three locations across the city, and they all share CENTRALIZED guest services staff. Said another way, there is no staff onsite to help you with anything, including opening the front door. You have to complete check in online, including a photo of your ID and a selfie for identity verification, before you can get a key... to be clear, that is a key to the building AND your room. If you like me haven't done this yet, you have to call the number on a piece of paper taped to the window and they will text you things to do while you and your bags stand on the sidewalk as long as is required to get through checkin. Luckily Im tech savvy, but if this had been my parents for instance, who are in their sixties and relatively savvy themselves, there would be no hope. Once you're in, the hotel is cute and fine. Then again, lack of staff was a huge inconvenience as I needed to stow my bags for the day before an evening flight, but no staff to do that. I had to uber to a hotel near where I was going and use their bell desk. So unnecessary. Note to The Chicago Hotel: this model doesn't work, and I wouldn't recommend anyone do this to themselves when there's plenty of other places to stay."