O'Hare International Airport (ORD): Approximate driving time is 25 minutes and distance is 17 miles.

Driving directions from O'Hare International Airport: Take I-190 east toward Chicago. Continue east on the Kennedy Expy/I-90. Take exit 51D for Madison St and turn right onto Madison. The hotel entrance is on Madison St at the corner of Halsted St.

Chicago Midway Airport (MDW): Approximate driving time is 17 minutes and distance is 11 miles.

Driving directions from Chicago Midway Airport: Head north on SR-50/S Cicero Ave. Continue to I-55 northbound (Stevenson Expy). When the highway splits, take the Dan Ryan Expy (I-90/1-94) west toward Wisconsin. Take exit 51D for Madison St and turn left onto Madison. The hotel entrance is on Madison St at the corner of Halsted St.

Taxis ($26–$35) and rental cars are among the most popular modes of transportation from both airports to the hotel. Rental cars are available through this Web site. Airport shuttles ($16–$25) are another option. Fee(s) subject to change without notice.

Getting around: The hotel is within walking distance of several shops and restaurants. Driving is also possible in the immediate area, and rental cars are available through this Web site. To get to the heart of downtown, a CTA bus stop across the street from the hotel provides convenient transportation and costs under $5. Taxis are another popular mode of travel. Fee(s) subject to change without notice.

Plaza Café - During lunch on Tuesdays and Fridays, local residents pack this casual restaurant for a Southern buffet with favorites such as ribs, chicken, macaroni and cheese, catfish, and peach cobbler. The lunch buffet on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays features soups, salads, and other dishes. Lunch is also available off the menu, which includes appetizers, burgers, sandwiches, and entrées such as prime rib, grilled salmon, and pastas. The café offers a breakfast buffet, as well as omelettes, steak and eggs, and cereal.

Amenity highlights: All guestrooms have balconies with views of the colorful Greektown neighborhood, the expressway, and sometimes east into the Loop, including the famous Sears Tower. Ice and soda machines are located on each floor. Complimentary toothbrushes, toothpaste, and razors are provided for forgetful guests.

Insider tip: Just 5 blocks southeast of the hotel is one of Chicago's favorite long-standing breakfast institutions, Lou Mitchell's. Lines often snake out the door on weekends, but the turnover is quick and the food is worth the wait. Breakfast fare includes piled-high French toast, pancakes with smiley faces for kids, and fluffy omelettes made with double-yolk eggs.

Self parking:
$5-15 per night. In/out privileges. Underground/covered/secured parking.
Note: Fee may not include tax and is subject to change without prior notification.