Holiday Inn Express & Suites Chicago-Midway Airport, an IHG Hotel

"I stayed for 3 nights over the weekend. I had an excellent stay, the room was clean, the bed was very comfortable. The breakfast was delicious, and the building was quiet. The air plane noise was noticeable but that's not avoidable ring next to an airport."

"Great rooms, great location. Staff is friendly and welcomed me in even at a late arrival time. Rooms are regular size but tall ceilings (at least on the first floor) give it a nice feel. Definitely need larger TV's in the rooms. They are very dated and barely flat screens. It looks silly mounted on the wall. Bathtub also shows signs of age. Otherwise, I'll be back. Nice visit and clean rooms."

"Very nice hotel and clean. I really enjoyed my stay and the manager on duty when I checked in was very nice, I believe she said she was from Dalton,Ga sorry I couldn't remember her name. When I arrived the power was out because of the weather but she made sure all the guests checking in was comfortable and I really appreciated that. Thank you."

"This was a great place to stay- I was only in for one night on a business trip in Chicago, but the guy I was traveling with was a platinum Hilton member so I guess we got slightly more premium rooms- I was shocked. Very modern room and lighting, super spacious, had a desk and dresser with a large bathroom, really no complaints on the rooms. The front desk woman was very friendly and accommodated us quickly. Breakfast was well managed and warm. It felt pretty safe, as it was in a block of a ton of other hotel options and some restaurants. The surrounding traffic was pretty rough, even on a Wednesday nights, and most entrances into this area were blocked off for some reason. Overall though, I couldn't really take off a star for anything, I'd happily stay here again."

"This is a really nice hotel. It truly is. If it had a different manager it would probably run better. The guy who checked me in, Clyde, was amazing! The younger girl working with him was amazing too. The problem is the day shift. My God there was no sense of urgency at all. People were waiting 45 minutes to check in. When I asked for a manager she told me it was about a group with issues and shift change. The problem is people were waiting an hour before shift change to check in while she was in the back. Maybe if she was up front managing it would have moved a little (or a lot) better."