Millennium Knickerbocker Chicago

163 East Walton Place, Near John Hancock Center, Chicago, IL 60611, United States

Rating

Certificate of Excellence

2018

Price Level

Rooms

306

Pets

May

Millennium Knickerbocker Chicago, Chicago

Millennium Knickerbocker Chicago

Our guests lap up the luxe bedding flat-panel TVs and prime location near the Magnificent Mile at the non-smoking Millennium Knickerbocker Chicago. Originally opened in 1927 as the Davis Hotel this Chicago landmark has 306 rooms on 14 floors. Rooms have 40-inch flat-panel TVs and luxuriously soft beds with pillowtop mattresses 400-thread-count Frette linens down comforters and fluffy pillows. The granite countertops and rainfall showerheads provide more luxe touches. Wi-Fi is available for a fee. The on-site American bistro serves breakfast and lunch and there's also a martini bar. The fitness room and the business center are both open 24 hours a day. Parking is offered at an extra charge. Located at the north end of Magnificent Mile the Millennium Knickerbocker is a stone's throw from the Mile's high-end boutiques. The CTA's Chicago Red Line is a 10-minute walk from the hotel. Walk four minutes south to the open-air skywalk at the John Hancock Observatory or stroll a few minutes southeast to Navy Pier. The Knickerbocker is a 27-minute drive southeast of O'Hare International Airport and 21 minutes northeast of Midway International Airport.

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Overall

Very Good

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Customers Review

Location 5

Cleanliness 4.3

Comfort 4.1

Neighborhood 4.7

Amenities 3.8

Condition 4

Recomendation 83.5%

“An old, beautiful, clean, and well kept hotel that was a very good price for being in downtown Chicago ! We wanted to do a surprise stay and we found a great beautiful room for around $135! Loved the size of the bed and was very sturdy. Highly recommend”

— Peter Psomadelis

“I found it absolutely ridiculous that you closed off the drink refrigerators.Because of COVID!?!?!?That make absolutely no sense as a way to reduce transmission.My room also had exactly two pillows on the bed.Two.I had to ask for more repeatedly until two more were brought to my room.Between these things and the elevators being slow and one elevator being consistently nonoperational, I was underwhelmed.”

— Joel McGuire