The Chicago Hotel Collection Wrigleyville

DO NOT BOOK THIS HOTEL!

Never even made it to the hotel because everything from the moment we booked was terrible. We booked through Expedia, which I also do NOT recommend doing. After booking, we called to confirm the reservation with the hotel, which they did not have. We were told to call back later. After calling again, we were told there was still no reservation, and to contact Expedia. We attempted to contact the hotel multiple times after, and there was no answer and no returned phone calls. Expedia had issues themselves contacting the hotel. Per Expedia, the hotel refused to give us a refund even though they

SCAM!!!!!!

Worst experience! Never book with this hotel! We booked with Expedia and I called the hotel to confirm our reservation. They said they never received the reservation and said I should contact Expedia. Well, I did that and went through about 85 people and found out I had a confirmation with Expedia but not with the hotel. I called the hotel multiple times and they blocked my number and quit answering the Phone! Do not book with this hotel! Complete Scam!!!

Hidden fees galore

Scamming customers with fees that are not shown when purchased through a third party. This is all they do to make money they are rated so badly for a reason.

TLDR: Definitely skip this hotel. There are so many better choices for the price

Pros: -Its beautifully designed. There was definitely a lot of attention and detail that went into making this feel very connected to Wrigleyfield which was a lot of fun. I loved seeing how they integrated the baseball experience into the floor and room designs. Super cool. - Its also located in a great area of Chicago if you're interested in that. Cons: -I booked via a 3rd party booking site which didn't list any mention of addtional fees. The room was booked for $300 for the night. Not too bad. Much to my surprise when I checked in there were over $200 in additional amenity fees added wi

Avoid this hotel - it’s a total scam!

I booked my hotel through a third party booking app and prepaid for my entire stay. When I paid, the receipt said all of the taxes and fees were included in the upfront price. The law now requires that all extra fees be disclosed at the time of booking so I assumed I was all set. I was extremely shocked when I arrived at the hotel and the fraudulent shakedown began. They told me I need to sign a form and agreed to a $ 100/ night resort fee. I told them that wos outrageous and I wasn’t interested in anything that was included in the resort fee. They told me that it was required and that