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We absolutely loved our stay here for our wedding. The staff was incredibly friendly and Summer was wonderful to work with from start to finish - she was so helpful with organizing our hotel bags, programs, and shuttles! The front desk staff was always smiling and ready to help at any moment. The hotel lobby is beautiful and perfect for large groups or even small groups for gathering in the morning or at night. Could not recommend this hotel enough! Thank you, Summer and team!

Stayed here on Christmas night 2020 with husband, 2 kids and a dog. Pros: 1) Good COVID precautions. The front desk was like Fort Knox with the plastic shield, the few staff we saw were masked, no breakfast, had to sign up to use the pool and were limited to 1 hour. Hotel in general seemed very clean. 2) Pet-friendly. We rarely stay at hotels with our dog, so we appreciated the option of a non-dump hotel with a reasonable pet charge (only $15/night). We did hear another barking dog in the room next to us, but the walls are thick enough that it wasn't disruptive. 3) Open, period, and on Christmas. We've worked holidays before, so we appreciate the work of the staff, especially in 2020. Cons: 1) No bedding for pull-out sofa. This was annoying. We sent our son to the desk to get it since it wasn't already in the room, and the receptionist informed him it was all being used in other rooms. So we had to use the bedspread from one of the other beds. 2) Unlocked side door and dog landmines/cigarette butts everywhere. Took the pup out in the morning, and it's clear there is no attention to detail on the side of the hotel (yes, I know guests should be responsible for the poo, but the hotel could at least put a cigarette butt container out there, or run a rake through the grass once or twice a week). More concerningly, I swiped my key to go back inside, only to discover that the e-reader wasn't activated and there wasn't even a locking mechanism in the door itself. In retrospect, that's very concerning from a security perspective. 3) Charged the wrong credit card. I presented a different card *at check-in* to the receptionist to charge for the stay, and instead she charged the card I used to hold my reservation. Called a couple days later to sort it out, and there were no charges at all to the one I gave to the receptionist. Staff needs to be retrained to make sure the correct card is charged. I don't go to hotels looking for complaints, but unfortunately the cons outweighed the pros in this case. Probably wouldn't stay here again, unless for another quick overnight.

It seems that there is no breakfast, so it is a good hotel in the surrounding area. Because I need to print a lot of documents when meeting customers, they are all printed at the hotel. It is very convenient to have a computer and a printer.

Stayed here for 8 days while looking for a home in the area. Staff was friendly. Beds are comfy with two different pillow firmnesses on them. Room was quiet and clean (stayed on second floor). Starbucks, Wendy’s and DQ are within walking distance and numerous other restaurants and stores are within a 5-10 min drive. Breakfast is typical fare and there were gloves and masks available to guest usage in dining area. Seating in breakfast area is plentiful and during other times of day a great place to get work done. Having lived in Lake Zurich five years ago I was unaware of the hidden gem in the community.

I always stay at Marriott hotels. Always. However, I will never stay at this Marriott again. I booked a room on the concierge floor, which was the 8th floor. As soon as I checked in, I turned the thermostat in the room all the way down, as low as it would go, to 65. It was currently 71 degrees in the room. I went downstairs to have a drink and returned to my room about an hour later, only to find out it was still 71 degrees. I called and asked for someone from maintenance to come up and look at it. They sent someone up immediately. He advised me that there is no AC as they turn it off so the temperature will not go down, but he was going to turn it on for me. He went over to the thermostat, pressed some buttons, and turned the thermostat down to 60 degrees. He asked if I wanted a fan, I said no, I wanted a comfortable room. He said it would cool down and then I could adjust it. 30 minutes later, the AC still had not come on. So I got dressed and went downstairs. It is now past 11 p.m. The lady at the front desk informed me that they turn the AC off in the winter and there was no way for it to be turned on. I asked why the maintenance guy told me otherwise and she said she didn't know. I asked her to ask him and she said he left for the evening. I told her I have medical issues that require the use of steroids and I could not stay in an overheated room. Again, she offered a fan to blow the hot air around. The hotel does not have windows that open. She offered to move me to a lower floor, one of the coldest rooms in the hotel. Room 101 or 106. Of course now at 11:30 p.m., I had to pack up all my stuff and move. The room was much more comfortable, but it was also right next to the door that people come in and out of and a heater that was making a clanking noise in the stairwell. This hotel is in need of serious updates. The bathrooms have been updated but all other furniture and amenities are much older. TV's are extremely small. You pay for comfort when you stay in a hotel and I don't know how, by law, they can turn the AC off on you. The next morning, 2 of the 3 people I was traveling with had the same complaint. They were on floors 5 and 8. There was nothing offered for my inconvenience and in fact, they still charged me the rate of being on the concierge floor. 4 days after check out, I still do not have my receipt e-mailed to me.

Stayed here on the last day of a business trip, catching a plane the next day, and returning the car, so I lived here. It is also very convenient to eat nearby, there is a mall not far from driving, and there are many choices. The next morning, because I had to take a long flight back to China, I ate a big breakfast, very good!

Stay here on business every few years. Cleaning staff seem to do a better job here than some other similar hotels. Facilities are good. It should be noted, when I have stayed over the weekend here, there have been large parties of families with young children. I don’t really mind them running around after each other, but it can put the staff under pressure.

Hyatt hotels are generally relatively large, with separate sofas and writing desks. These days, children choose to have writing desks in the nearby high school entrance examination SAT to facilitate their study, so they booked this hotel. Ctrip does not include breakfast, but generally such chain hotels in the United States will include breakfast. The hotel rooms are large and a bit old, but they are still clean. There are more blacks and Indians here on weekends. It seems to be on vacation. On the side of the road, there are cinemas, Chinese food, and Japanese food nearby, which is quite convenient. Such a price cannot be too high!