Chicago hotels

[Hawkcop]

Going to Chicago for a long adult weekend any recommendations for nice hotels near the Hawkeye bars for next weekend? Hotel must have a great bar!
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[Hawk Fan-Bud Man]

i'd stay in the river north area and stumble to theory for the iowa game.

 

[jellyfish10]

OP...please change thread title to Chicago hostels. TIA.
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[MidMOhawk]

Went a few months ago and stayed downtown at the Conrad. Pretty nice place (outdoor bar area) and easy walk to numerous places.
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[ANYCHawk]

Originally posted by jellyfish10:
OP...please change thread title to Chicago hostels. TIA.
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done in 2.

 

[LuteHawk]

The Palmer House Hilton in the Loop is a great
place to stay. It is famous and convenient.

 

[slieb85]

Originally posted by Hawk Fan-Bud Man:
i'd stay in the river north area and stumble to theory for the iowa game.

This. Theory is the best of the Iowa bars. Joel is a great owner. Pretty good food too.

Although, it's also St. Patty's, so... beware? It's going to be an absolute mess in RN on Saturday.

 

[ANYCHawk]

Originally posted by slieb85:

Originally posted by Hawk Fan-Bud Man:
i'd stay in the river north area and stumble to theory for the iowa game.

This. Theory is the best of the Iowa bars. Joel is a great owner. Pretty good food too.

Although, it's also St. Patty's, so... beware? It's going to be an absolute mess in RN on Saturday.

Come on guys!

You stay at the hostel so you can splurge on Bulls tickets!

 

[DrVenkman]

stay at the Peninsula- awesome location and Bar.

 

[Hawk Fan-Bud Man]

Originally posted by DrVenkman:

stay at the Peninsula- awesome location and Bar.

this is hawkCOP, not hawkDOCTOR.

 

[hawkssox1]

Originally posted by DrVenkman:

stay at the Peninsula- awesome location and Bar.

If you do bring lots of $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.

 

[rchawk]

The Intercontinental, Hilton Garden Inn and Inn of Chicago are all near Theory and many other great bars and restaurants. Park your car for the weekend and walk.

 

[dgordo]

Originally posted by DrVenkman:

stay at the Peninsula- awesome location and Bar.

nice place if the four seasons is too expensive for you.

 

[Arbitr8]

Originally posted by Hawkcop:
Going to Chicago for a long adult weekend any recommendations for nice hotels near the Hawkeye bars for next weekend? Hotel must have a great bar!

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Do view the Windy City from the Navy Pier, the Lincoln Park Zoo and the reflection of "The Bean" in Millennium Park. Each of these vantage points can be enjoyed free of charge. If you want to see several of the city's top attractions, but don't want to shell out the pricey admission fees for each, it would be worth your while to purchase a Chicago City Pass. The pass grants you entrance to five popular attractions, including the Shedd Aquarium, the Field Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago, for under $100.


Eat some deep dish pizza. Lou Malnati's, Gino's East and Giordano's are all popular places. Consult Chicago Mag for further recommendations on tasty dishes, each less than $10.


Stay in the city. Even if you score a good room rate out by O'Hare Airport, (and there are usually great room rates out that way), you'll be paying the difference in the frustration it takes to commute the hour or so into the city each day.


Absolutely do not rent a car. You can get most places in the city by mass transit, and parking fees can cost you anywhere from $30 to $60 a day.

 

[dgordo]

Originally posted by Arbitr8:

Originally posted by Hawkcop:
Going to Chicago for a long adult weekend any recommendations for nice hotels near the Hawkeye bars for next weekend? Hotel must have a great bar!

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Do view the Windy City from the Navy Pier, the Lincoln Park Zoo and the reflection of "The Bean" in Millennium Park. Each of these vantage points can be enjoyed free of charge. If you want to see several of the city's top attractions, but don't want to shell out the pricey admission fees for each, it would be worth your while to purchase a Chicago City Pass. The pass grants you entrance to five popular attractions, including the Shedd Aquarium, the Field Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago, for under $100.


Eat some deep dish pizza. Lou Malnati's, Gino's East and Giordano's are all popular places. Consult Chicago Mag for further recommendations on tasty dishes, each less than $10.


Stay in the city. Even if you score a good room rate out by O'Hare Airport, (and there are usually great room rates out that way), you'll be paying the difference in the frustration it takes to commute the hour or so into the city each day.


Absolutely do not rent a car. You can get most places in the city by mass transit, and parking fees can cost you anywhere from $30 to $60 a day. 

Some surprisingly good advice from msn.

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[slieb85]

Originally posted by dgordo:

Originally posted by Arbitr8:

Originally posted by Hawkcop:
Going to Chicago for a long adult weekend any recommendations for nice hotels near the Hawkeye bars for next weekend? Hotel must have a great bar!

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Do view the Windy City from the Navy Pier, the Lincoln Park Zoo and the reflection of "The Bean" in Millennium Park. Each of these vantage points can be enjoyed free of charge. If you want to see several of the city's top attractions, but don't want to shell out the pricey admission fees for each, it would be worth your while to purchase a Chicago City Pass. The pass grants you entrance to five popular attractions, including the Shedd Aquarium, the Field Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago, for under $100.


Eat some deep dish pizza. Lou Malnati's, Gino's East and Giordano's are all popular places. Consult Chicago Mag for further recommendations on tasty dishes, each less than $10.


Stay in the city. Even if you score a good room rate out by O'Hare Airport, (and there are usually great room rates out that way), you'll be paying the difference in the frustration it takes to commute the hour or so into the city each day.


Absolutely do not rent a car. You can get most places in the city by mass transit, and parking fees can cost you anywhere from $30 to $60 a day.Â

Some surprisingly good advice from msn.

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Lol.

When he started with Navy Pier I was instantly moving to reply and refute that, but he makes a good point, it's a great place to see the skyline. Hopefully he's getting in tomorrow while it's perfect out.

 

[BC Hawk]

Dude, wait until the pandemic is over.

 

[NoleATL]

Going to Chicago for a long adult weekend any recommendations for nice hotels near the Hawkeye bars for next weekend? Hotel must have a great bar!
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I was so confused until I looked at the date this was posted.