Hip boutique hotel? or $43/night hostel?
Free Wifi, free computer stations with free printing, private rooms, free breakfast, giant free use kitchen, vending machines, ice machines, actual front desk clerks with little earphone walkie talkie things, pool table, tasteful indie pop rock playing in the background, grand piano, touch screen hotel info guide, outdoor seating area, all in a historic section of Chicago, right off of North Clark Street (which is just miles of shops and restaurants) and short walking distance from public transport.
And people wonder why I am such a fan of hostels.
Admittedly, the bathroom situation can use some improvement. There are way too many beds for the number of toilets and shower stalls here. I had to walk up to the third floor to find the least disgusting bathroom to poo in. The toilet-to-bed ratio is way off. But as Macklemore would say, "but hey, it was 4,300 cents a night"
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