Ohio House Motel

There were 4 of us so we had 2 rooms. My friend's room was much nicer than mine because it smelled better and it was cooler in there. The front desk controls the room temp and we had to call them several times to adjust the temperature. The girl at the front desk was nice but clueless. She didn't seem to have any valuable information about the area including where to eat. It is also somewhat noisy. Great price though!

For the price this was an OK stay. Acceptable for the price and location

It was a business trip & I wanted to be close to the merchandise mart but not pay too much. This hotel fit the bill. Inexpensive, yet clean. No frills, but location was great for me. It is also right next to the 2 story McDonalds & Portabellas, a good inexpensive place to eat. Also a drug store on the other side of McDonalds in case you forgot anyhing. Free parking is great, but I always make sure I get there eary enough to make sure I get a spot, usually not a problem, but in peak season it is first come first serve.

We arrived later than we anticipated but our room was nice and warm and awaiting our arrival. Since the hotel is in a perfect location for shopping and sight seeing. The hotel cafe has good food and great prices.

We stayed here in Dec and for some reason the heater was not on in our room when we arrived and was turned off next morning which woke us up. Though the staff on duty was very nice and responded promptly but I don't think it should happen in the first place when it was like 30 degree outside. It took like 20 mins for the heating system to function to its full capacity. Overall, it's in a great location with free parking in downtown Chicago. But to walk in or wake up in a room with the heating system off in the winter in Chicago is really not a pleasant experience.

I know, it seems kinda odd, but there's this little motel on Ohio Street in the North Loop. From the outside it seemed like a 1960's motel, but inside the room was nice and the bed was great and the price was really good. I'd stay again.

I stayed in the Ohio House back in March and it was a true bargain. So it's not the most comfortable hotle/motel out there, but really, you're in Chicago, you just need a clean place to crash with hot water right smack in the middle of everything. Free parking was a deal closer.

The room we had was very clean and updated well. There was a broken light fixture in the bathroom, but other than that, everything was very nice looking. The beds were comfortable, and the pillows were great. Our room did not have A/C, and on a 70 degree day after walking all around the city, it would have been nice to come into a cool room instead of a stuffy warm one. The location was great and the free parking was a god-send, as long as you get there early enough to secure a spot as it is not guaranteed.

It was in a great location in downtown Chicago! Right in the middle of everything and we could easily walk wherever we wanted to. At the cafe they had the food was good but the servers were pretty terrible. The walls in the hotel were really thin and we could hear people coughing in other rooms and hear the conversations. Also, the person in the adjoining room next to us was trying to break into our room and the maid told us they were doing construction. However the front desk told us that the guy was schizophrenic and they were kicking him out. I've stayed in quite a few hotels and for it's price and location it was decent.

It was everything I expected. I wanted a cheap hotel and thats what I got. If you're on a tight budget you can't ask for better. Perfect location, clean (enough) and it got the job done.