Hotels near Flirty Girl Fitness, Chicago

I was pleasantly surprised when arriving at the hostel. It's in a beautiful street. Lincoln Park is such a lovely area, I wish I had more time to explore it. Tree-lined streets, great shopping and food options on Clark Street and close proximity to Lincoln Park and the beach. Also close to the subway to head into downtown Chicago. It's the nicest hostel I have stayed in. Spotlessly clean, large reception area and sitting room. Huge kitchen and fridges and free laundry which I took advantage of. If you're looking for a social hostel to meet people it didn't give me that sort of vibe, which was fine for me because I was out most of the day. There didn't seem to be any events on and everyone in the common area just seemed to be on their phone and keeping themselves to themselves, which again was totally fine for me. I stayed in a private room with a shared bathroom. The room was a great size with air-con, a table and chair and a bunk bed (single on top, double on bottom). The mattress was ok. The bunk beds were not great, a bit wobbly ( I wouldn't like to have had to climb to the top bunk), but it was fine and I had good sleep each night. The room was fresh and clean. I stayed 6 nights and it wasn't cleaned whilst I was there. With it being a hostel I'm not sure how this works? I emptied my own trash, asked for new towels and bedding which was fine but I would have liked it to be cleaned during my stay, not a big deal though considering the price, the fact its a hostel and generally how lovely it was. The shared bathrooms were spotlessly clean. There were four showers in the one closest to me. The staff were mostly friendly. One staff member was a bit rude when I queried the wifi, turned his back away and clearly did not want to engage (maybe he was having a bad day?) I just felt a bit awkward and like I was troubling him.. And the wifi was the only real negative. I struggled to get connected in my room throughout my stay and had to purchase data add ons which was an extra expense. Overall though, I would return. Brilliant set up and a gorgeous area.

Great place to stay in Lincoln Park!!! Very close to everything. The apartment was very comfortable and cozy. Would stay again in a heartbeat. Thank you Neighborhood hotel for a wonderful visit to Chicagoland. This apartment made our stay even more enjoyable!

Great hotel right in the midst of everything! Walking distance to everything and nice ambiance! Love the decor.

This hotel was great in proximity to Wrigley Field. It has an old, historic feel with modern touches. The room was clean and beds very comfortable. Rooms are quiet, albeit dated. The only downfall was parking to check in, and then parking to stay. You'll likely have to use the parking ramp behind the hotel unless you're lucky enough to find street parking: if you enter the alley immediately after the hotel, you'll need to do a Y turn to get into the ramp. One thing I'd like to see changed is that they don't fill the fridge with beverages (no room for late-night pizza leftovers), and a microwave in the room would have been nice. If you're looking for a room with all the amenities of a ”chain” hotel, this isn't it. It's basic necessities. I would stay again. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

Right by the lake, booked a lake view room, you can see the lake. Downstairs across the road is Lincoln Park and the History Museum. Very convenient.

This is an exceptional well run hotel. I am from a hospitality background and know that people like Adie are as scarce as ”hen's teeth”in the industry. Adie does everything for you to feel comfortable, and knows everything about the locale and what is needed for you to enjoy your stay. If I was still involved in the Hotel industry I would be trying to get Adie to work for me, she has all the attitude and aptitude to be very successful in this industry. The room and bed were very comfortable, the breakfast on time and an improvement on the usual offering. If you want a great place to stay in Chicago that is not a big name hotel chain, you will enjoy staying here. Disclaimer: I had never met Adie before staying here and am not from, or live in the USA.

We stayed here in June of 2022 for the Dead & Co show at Wrigley. It was also pride parade weekend, so the neighborhood was hopping. The location of this hotel is awesome. It's in Boys Town right next to the Belmont El, and there are a ton of restaurants and bars within walking distance. The hotel is really cool- art deco style, lot of rooms but not too loud. My drawbacks are that our bed was tiny. My fiancee and I felt like we were sleeping on top of one another... not a huge deal for us since it was one night, but if I had been here mutliple nights it would have been an issue. We didn't have a shower curtain upon check-in, but they did bring one. Water pressure left a lot to be desired. Overall a decent property. We paid like $350 for the night so I typically expect a little more luxury for that rate, but it was pride week and a concert in town. I'd stay here again if the rate were a bit more reasonable for the quality of the accommodations. Clean property and quiet, so clearly well-managed. 3 stars- I'd give a 4th if the plumbing were better.

The service to get a coffee at breakfast was terrible, really made to feel like an inconvenience by the two girls working and they couldn’t have been more miserable towards. Choice was also very slim. The room was exceptionally noisy - the air con was broken (only stuck on high) and there was a constant loud humming ALL night and day, from a vent which was hanging from the ceiling. Something was making loud banging noises from about 3-6am, we had to call reception after two nights of this but it continued. Overall massively disappointed for the price, we left tired and annoyed. We didn’t have any housekeeping the whole three days - we paid over $800 for these three days so this was more than unacceptable. The room also stunk of **** on second night - we think someone was smoking next door. It was really off putting.