The pool is so small, we had to wait for 2 hours for our turn to swim. The kitchen area is really small and the refrigerator was set to the warmest setting and it still froze our food. Our rooms were lit up by the security lights from the parking lot and the basketball court all night long, the curtains didn't close properly even with the clothes pins we happened to have with us. The toilets flushed so loud in the middle of the night that it was quieter to get dressed, and leave the room to use the public bathroom. The closet door felll apart when it was opened. There was minimal lighting (not enough to read by) in the second bedroom. The beds were not comfortable at all. All kinds of little things added up to make this an unpleasant stay. The deal breaker was the lack of cleanliness during breakfast. My party and another party had to ask for tongs to get the bread for the toaster and for the hard boiled eggs after we observed many people touching the food with their hands. I personally didn't even eat the pastries. The location was nice.

I've stayed at this location twice. As other reviewers have noted, the rooms are large with basic furniture and kitchenettes.
I found the breakfast too be Spartan without much variety.
The staff has always been helpful.
The property is easily visible from I88 but is easy to bypass on the access road. 3 hotels share what is essentially one big lot, and this property is tucked behind another so that you can't see it from the street. Just pull into the Fairfield Inn and you will also be at the Towneplace Suites.

I traveled to the Chicago area with a group of girlfriends and was looking for accommodations to fit up to 6 of us. I searched many of the Marriott brand hotels and found only this location that had a 2 bedroom suite with 1 king in bedroom #1 and 2 queens in bedroom #2 - each bedroom had its own bathroom . There was also a sofabed in the living area and a kitchen. Location was off of I-88 (ask for room not facing highway -- heard highway noise at night) and the Metra station was very nearby. We caught the train to go downtown. TIP: look at a schedule to try to catch the express trains that don't make all of the stops -- much faster ride and be careful on the way back. There are 2 Naperville stops and we almost got off of the train on the wrong one!

Also, we wanted to order deep dish Chicago pizza like Giordano's for delivery at the hotel. We went with the front desk clerk's recommendation for a pizza company. I called and placed our order and was told that yes they had stuffed pizza (the guy was difficult to understand) yet a regular pizza was delivered. It turns out that they don't even make that kind of pizza and the hotel front desk clerk got a commission for getting us to order from that place! Other than that, the staff was helpful.

Also, it is not too far from IKEA in Bolingbrook.

Breakfast was nice too.

I would stay here again.

This hotel is little more than a reworked Amerisuites property with a great location just off I-88 in Naperville, Illinois. Because I've stayed at several new TownePlace Suites properties, I may be a little tougher to please by a revamped hotel; however, I have to call it like I see it.

Nick was working the front desk as I entered through the non-automated front doors, and he was exceptionally friendly, professional and engaging. It's apparent that the staff here has been well trained.

The suite, while quite spacious with two full-size windows, showed its age a bit, even though the kitchen floor and appliances looked to be relatively new. When I bent to clean up some spilled complimentary coffee grounds (the filter pack had a small hole in it), however, I noticed that the hardwood floor could have been cleaner.

The property is generally quiet, apparently allows pets (I met a nice lady with a beautiful Weimaraner in the elevator), and offers a free breakfast. For the price, it's a good value and the staff makes up for any of the property's shortcomings.