Easy to find, kid friendly. The pool was hard to get to, but it was nice. more

A friend and I flew into Chicago for a "girls weekend away" and stayed at the InterContinental. We chose this hotel because it is right on North Michigan St. with all its shops (Nordstroms, Filene's Basement, The North Face, Nike, etc. etc. etc.) The hotel is very beautiful with an elegant lobby. You probably already know about the famous swimming... more

The rooms were clean, it was centerally located. The pool is what really sealed the deal for me. IT was really neat. more

Great location, clean room, friendly staff, historic pool that the kids loved and I enjoyed the sauna. more

I went for a conference, and was booked, paid for and confirmed for late arrival. When I arrived exhausted after midnight, the hotel was overbooked. I was shipped off to a lesser hotel (20 minutes away but evidently owned by Intercontinental) for the night. Ultimately I got my room, an apology from the manager, and 1 free night (to be... more

I returned to Chicago for my anniversary with my wife. She wanted to have a night downtown and since I had stayed here for over a week early in April, 2009, I thought this would be the best since it is on Michigan Ave. She loved the hotel and the shopping and the food around the hotel. Go to Rush... more

i would rate the hotel a five star.the room was great.it had the best bathroom i have ever seen.the location downtown was perfect.the only bad thing was the parking the car was $53. per day?they should hide that in the price of the room. more

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the Inter Continental with my spouse on a 3 day business trip. The valet parking was quick & efficient and check in was a breeze.The rooms were very quiet and comfortable , the HD tv was really spectacular,and the room service meals were quick,plentiful,and very well prepared. The location was wonderful for... more

The rooms are quiet and clean, although ours was bit small. The hotel is in a great location, right on Michigan Avenue. We didn't have much contact with the staff, so we can't comment there. Overall a very classy place. For breakfast skip the hotel and head about two blocks east to Mary's Cafe. If you like unique diners you... more