Lincoln Park hotel rooms a the Red Roof Inn

"Like - good location. easy parking. friendly staff. Not liked - no microwave in room, or accessible elsewhere in the hotel. But good-sized room refrigerator."

"Customer service was outstanding- I would definitely stay there again."

"This was unique in that it was a hotel offering for a family of five, or six. The two bathrooms were something that is hard to find even in an Airbnb. I would recommend this to anyone going to Chicago. "

"Awesome "

"Such a fun hotel! Loved the theme carrried through all aspects of the brand and design of the hotel. Super clean. Room might be a bit small for 2. I found for 1 person, it was perfect. Great location!"

"Nice hotel"

"The staff were great, friendly and helpful! The area was great for walking to the lake, shopping. The only thing that was a disappointment, was that the bed was not very comfortable."

"This hotel was just perfect! The staff were all very friendly, especially service desk. The rooms were well stocked. The room was a bit small, but it didn't bother us. Within walking distance to everything! Will definitely be staying here again. Thank you for a great experience ❤️"

"Quick 15 minute walk from the Metro. At the airport, I purchased a 72 hour unlimited rides on the train/bus for 72 hours. Very safe, walkable neighborhood. My room was quiet, and reminded me of when I lived in the dorms in college, on a weekend when everyone went home. The window AC and ceiling fan were great. The room was 2 doors down from the women's rest room, where there were four toilet stalls, and 4 individual shower stalls with a sliding lock. It is not luxurious, nor was I expecting it to be. The shared TV lounge, kitchen area were great. The kitchen has cubbies for guests to store their food and use the kitchen. Breakfast included: waffles, toast, 4 kinds of cereal, oatmeal, yogurt. I got my money's worth, and it allowed me to stay an extra day to enjoy Chicago. It was a 15 minute walk to the zoo (free admission). While downtown, I enjoyed the Chicago Art Institute, and Millennium Park is just down the block. The "Bean" was worth it. Also went to Oak Street Beach, clean, and beautiful. Only two cons: the water pressure in the shower was very poor. The main entry is not ADA friendly, I didn't ask them if they had an elevator or ramp through another entrance. I just walked up the uneven steps slowly. Overall, it was excellent and I am coming back with my daughters for a girls' trip. "