Athletic Association Hotel, Chicago

conveniently located on `Michigan avenue. 2 blocks from the CSO. the amenities are great. the rooms are quiet.

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Phenomenal room, exceptional staff, lightening fast valet service.

Ambiance and atmosphere. Staff very friendly. Special shout-out to Lori in the Restaurant: she is exceptionally good with customers.

All good.

The place is iconic and historic. Very beautiful. Living history.

A little pricey. But it is Chicago.

Great game room , bar , restaurant and shake shack

No coffee machine in room

Location was great Such a historical building with great amenities including game room Restaurants and 2 bars Very nice room as well

Thermostat was difficult to control

Location was great- right across the street from art museum. Historic building with great hang out space.

Lighting was awful in guest rooms. Too hot and dry in the room. No counter space in bathroom for toiletries.

Amazing place - plenty of fun old-school tabletop games and great service

The staff at check-in was very friendly, and every part of the hotel was beautiful. We loved the view from our room! We also had a wonderful meal at Cindy's, and enjoyed visiting the balcony.

Location, Style

a lot of options in the hotel for everything!

Room size was small, but very clean

Our suite was stunning! Loved how large it was. It was our second time staying here and we loved it! The lobby room is also stunning! It was wonderful to sit there and do some computer work while I was staying there.

I wish there had been a door between the living space and bedroom of the suite. Then we could have had a little private space time in that large beautiful space!

Great location and staff. Nice rooftop bar/restaurant.

Rooms was little small and the lobby a bit dark.

Public space

The rooms are small and there is barely any space to put your clothes, especially if more than one person is staying in the room.

Gorgeous accommodations and great location

A bit pricey, but you get what you pay for

location

beds and pillows need an upgrade

It was a beautiful hotel, right in the center of everything. I was there for the marathon and it was in the perfect location. Really enjoyed my time there.

Location, Cindy’s, lobby, other bar/restaurant in hotel, bathrooms, mini bar in room, coffee shops in hotel

No complaints

Enjoyed everything about the property. Very cool game/athletic vibe

It was a little pricey, but understandable due to the location and it being marathon weekend. Occasional pot smell through the ventilation

Location for proximity to planned activities. Staff friendliness. Food and recreation options onsite. Room and hallways were quiet. View from room of Lake Michigan.

Cindy’s restaurant needs to better separate the bar area. We had a table next to the bar and had bar patrons moving between our table and another frequently and patrons placed items on our table. And it was too loud.

Unique accomodation showcasing its history.

Overall architecture and woodwork. Cindy's bar. Location was optimal.

Nothing

The building is a masterpiece and well maintained. The rooms are wonderfully comfortable with good beds. The staff are excellent, very friendly and accommodating to guest's needs.

Many private events in the hotel keep significant areas of the hotel off limits to paying guests. While it's natural that private events are held in hotels, on each stay at the Athletic Association we have not been able to enjoy the Game Room in the evenings (usually about half of the time), and Cindy's was usually at least half closed. It would be nice to maintain these areas for the paying guests.

Is beautiful hotel with a great location

I honestly do not mind paying for a high-end hotel. But I do not believe the prices meet Is the quality of the rooms you receive.

Location was great. Staff was great, very helpful. Food was very good. We came for a wedding and all facilities, services and food were excellent.

Room and furniture in the room was a bit shopworn. The shower flooded the bathroom floor. The room wifi was okay but limited the number of devices on at one time, which made it difficult to manage who could be on at one time (there were four of us sharing the room). The lobby internet was abysmal, more like dial-up.