About the only thing we liked about this hotel was the location for a race at Montrose Harbor park. Definitely dated but the room was clean. Horrible motion activated fluorescent light in the bathroom that came on along with a very loud fan whenever you walked in or by the bathroom. Not great for a middle of the night visit. No coffee maker in the room. Lukewarm coffee in the lobby. A lot of bangs and creaks. Really crappy pillows and a super thick comforter on the bed. Woke up drenched. Shower water pressure very low in one of our two rooms. Parking not bad in a Park Chicago garage a 3 minute walk away.

Our stay at Millow Hotel was very good overall. The lady at the front desk was extremely kind and helpful — she went out of her way to help us find a taxi at 3 a.m. when my Uber app wasn’t working and we needed to get to the airport. Honestly, we don’t know what we would have done without her! The room was comfortable and the experience was nice. As an architect, I noticed a few small finishing details in the bathroom that could be improved, but other than that, everything was great.

The hotel was nice. The parking was safe and just across the street and very easy to navigate. There were plenty of eating options in the surrounding areas.

We stay there when in Chicago for Cubs games. Great neighborhood, good access to running area, and easy walk to Wrigley Field.

Facilities were dark, worn and dingy with builder grade furniture. No decor or amenities. Motel-like atmosphere for an average of $600/night. Area was walkable and staff were nice.

Stayed here multiple times. Great neighborhood.

Small quaint hotel in nice area with shops and restaurants.

Great place

We found our new Hotel while in Chicago. Front desk attendant very helpful and friendly. Quiet, clean and very charming.

Staff is great, building is old and tired and could use updating. Location is ideal in the Lakeview East neighborhood.

Everything was great, good nearby parking, easy check in, no issues, very safe area

Very safe

This is an old hotel building. While it has been renovated somewhat, it is not the same as modern hotels. The rooms are small and feel crowded with furniture. The bathroom fixtures are old. The room was fairly clean. The lobby was dusty. The tea and coffee available in the lobby was awful (just go out into the neighborhood, there are lots of options). There is the usual mix of overpriced mini-bar snacks in the room. The staff is disinterested. When I arrived for check-in there was no one at the front desk. Waited 7 minutes for someone to appear. The bed was comfortable and it was mostly quiet at night. You get what you pay for. If you are looking for luxury, it ain’t this place. If you don’t mind the small rooms and just need a safe place to sleep, it might work for you.

A hidden gem. Great location, great place to stay!

good

Property itself was quaint, but staff was not as warm or welcoming.

Clean room | Staff | Shops nearby

Good, solid, basic accommodation. No frills, no breakfast, room cleaned only on request. Pleasant, walkable neighbourhood close to bus lines. A decent choice if you want to be in North Eastern Chicago.

+ You cannot beat this location. Tucked into a gorgeous neighborhood & easy walk to Wrigley field. Staff feels like a friend. Seriously. Always felt very safe. - It feels like a well worn home. Not dirty but not quite clean? Not modern at all if you’re into that. No breakfast. No coffee pot in the room. We will definitely stay again based on staff & location

I was quite disappointed with the room. It was closer to being a closet. There was very little space to put anything out for use and the bathroom was super small also. No parking was available at the hotel. In fact I can't say there were any amenities at all. On my way to Chicago, I stayed at another hotel that provided parking, pool, workout room, continental breakfast and a free beer coupon. Also the room was at least twice the size of the one at the Willows. And all that for 1/3 the price of the Willows. I see no reason to want to return.