Marriott Hotels & Resorts in Rush Street from NZ$251

"The closest parking was $62 for 24hrs and the bed was extremely firm making the sleep terrible but other than that, the stay was great"

"The bar is very nice in the lobby and rooftop. I do think the drinks are a little over priced. Never made it breakfast slept in each morning. I do suggest that rooms have microwave ovens. It is Chicago and one thing that draws people there is its fime cuisines. Not to fun going to dinner out and have leftovers from one of the Great Food establishments and cant warm it up if you choose to do so.."

"Clean, friendly, modern, overall great stay!!"

"It was very centrally located to see all the sites and get anywhere I wanted. Housekeeping did not visit the room at all. And the room was badly lit. "

"The rooms had a smell to it it wasn’t the room that wasn’t what I paid for the parking price said was included and it wasn’t which cost 130 "

"Everything was great "

"Clean spaces. Attentive staff. A little noisy from the street and HVAC "

"The Staff was amazing! Our room was clean and we loved the view."

"It felt that after the acquisition, this property has really fell off the wagon. The staff was nonexistent, when I was trying to check out there was nobody at the front desk. Upon checking in experience was also disorganized. One night I tried to call room service, then tried to call the front desk, and then the concierge. I rang multiple times and nobody picked up. Don’t know if they had all abandoned their stations at the same time or what was going on, but it was really bizarre. No one picked up. What if we had an emergency? Not an experience I would expect from a hotel at this price point. The room did not have a mini bar, no coffee maker, no slippers, no robe. Really bare bones. The hotel did not provide free Wi-Fi, which in this day and age is a given. The television did not even have smart TV capability, it did not connect with Netflix or anything like that — it all just felt outdated, and as if no one cares. It felt more like a cheap motel than a fine establishment."