The hotel is under renovation and very cluttered and dusty. Breakfast was in the next hotel over. When we got to the room, the bed and one pillow looked wrinkled like someone had sat on it. I generally don't like to complain, so didn't report it. When we returned to the room later and pulled back the covers to get in bed the sheets were wet. We reported it and housekeeping came up. She stripped the sheets and the mattress was wet too. She flipped the mattress over and that's when we left. They wouldn't give us the only other available room because it was reserved. Seems like they could've given the unsuspecting guests the flipped mattress room.

Actually this is a pretty nice hotel for its class. Yes, the rooms are small, with double beds, not queen beds. Some rooms have a microwave and small fridge. Most have safes. The carpet was spotted, but that was the only cleanliness problem. The bathroom was small as you would expect. The closet is a rack and rod in the room. There was no place to put a suitcase, not even a folding stand. The ironing board and iron hang on the wall. But you're not paying Hilton prices here, and everything (but the carpet) was clean and well maintained. Everything worked well. The continental breakfast included biscuits and gravy and belgian waffles in addition to the usual. The location is great. Lots of shopping and restaurants nearby or a short drive away. There is a large mall in Orland Park which is right next to Tinley Park. Not a bad place considering the cost.

The parking was nice, easy to access room. Front desk was a little hard...person didn't know how to check us in. So when we went to the room, it was very clean. The bathrooms were sparkling(not really more like just pure white). The bed(s) were very comfortable with no dirty bloches or hairs. The room was very spacious and well kept(maybe because I was on the 3rd floor). Lastly, the breakfast didnt seem to fill me up but i would stay here again.

Don't stay here if you want to sleep! You can hear everyone above you. We had someone above that made so much noise at midnight that we called the front desk to complain. The front desk said that they have a "three-strike" rule for noisy guests. You complain, they call the room to warn, and after the third complaint, they evict or move them. That was what we were told. It was mignight! At 1am, we called again. At 1:30, we called again. It was awful. The front desk would not offer to move us to another room. The top floor was smoking so that was out of the question since we don't smoke. Finally, we got to sleep. In the morning, our bathroom door got stuck and we couldn't get into the bathroom. BUT, in a flash the hotel gave us a key to an vacant room to use the bathroom!! Interesting they couldn't give us a key to a room when we couldn't sleep! We complained to the front desk upon checkout and got the obligatory apology and a review of the "three strike" rule. We will NEVER stay there again.