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676 North Michigan Avenue
Chicago,
IL, 60611
United States
Phone No. +1 312 944 6664
Fax No. +1 312 266 3015
Visit Websitehttp://www.omnihotels.com/Find..
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Overview

For a hotel of this caliber, you may be surprised to find that a few nights here, in one of their 347 fine suites, could be within your budget. Experience the daytime bustle of the city, and then come home to an intimate retreat in a real Chicago neighborhood. A luxurious and sophisticated four-diamond hotel located on Chicago's "Magnificent Mile," it is close to a ton of what the city has to offer, including world class shopping, museums such as the Art Institute of Chicago and attractions like HARPO Studios, home to the Oprah show. The hotel also boasts an indoor swimming pool as well as the renowned 676 Restaurant.

Services

Check In: 15:00Check Out: 12:00
Accommodation Type: hotelNumber Of Rooms: 347
Breakfast: AvailablePart Of Which Chain: Omni Chicago Hotel

Special Feature:

Visit the spa for a facial, manicure, relaxing massage, and other body treatments that will leave you fully rejuvenated. In-room services are also available upon request.

Conferences:

9 meeting rooms including the Chagall and Picasso ballrooms; 7000 square feet of space.

Price Range

Single From: 219Double From: 269
Triple From: 2925Suite From: 299
Extra Bed From: 25Nonhotel Cost: Parking: USD17 per night.
Weekend Rate: 1

Facilities Available

BarBarBusiness FacilitiesBusiness Facilities
Fitness ClubFitness ClubInternet AccessInternet Access
Laundry ServiceLaundry ServiceSafe DepositSafe Deposit
Swimming PoolSwimming PoolTelevisionTelevision

Pricey for what you get.by Yahoo | 2009-07-23 16:02:07 |

Perhaps I am just "cheap", but really this place was nothing special. The room was clean, but certainly not without flaws. There was rust around the caulk in the shower and some dirt spots on the rug. Overall the room was fairly small and the decor wasn't all that appealing. Kind of dated, actually. Finally, the television was pretty tiny. The bed, however, was insanely comfortable. I would have like to have taken it home with me. The service was good, for what little I used of it. Be prepared, if you bring a car, for a pretty hefty parking fee they didn't mention here. Overall the hotel was fine, but I feel I would have been just as happy, and gotten more amenities and more for my dollar, at a "lesser" hotel. In general, it seemed like a huge waste of money. (I mean, please, no free wireless at these prices? Come on already....)

Worst Stay Everby Yahoo | 2009-04-30 14:30:53 |

We were forced to pay $250 to park our RV after we were told over the phone that they would take care of parking. Then on the second day we got locked out of our rooms (where are personal belongings were). We used priceline to book the hotel and it felt like because we were prepaid the hotel staff was very rude to us and not accomodating. We will never be back

Bloody towelby Yahoo | 2008-11-03 23:56:09 |

When stepping out of the shower and taking a towel off the towel bar, unfolded the towel to discover that it was BLOODY! Presented it to the front desk who assured me that management would get back to me. Two days later (no surprise) management had not called so I called them. They offered to credit my bill for a glass of wine that I had in the evening! I was appalled, and when I told them this, they finally took 20% off the room rate however I found this completely unsatisfactory.

Worth the bus rideby Yahoo | 2008-07-29 01:51:07 |

Took my grandkids for a week, the hotel was more than I could have hoped for. The service was wonderful. Room was so big when compared to other hotels. I would have liked to have a pop machine on the floor for late nites and picky children who did not like what was in mini fridge. Room service for one pop would have been too expensive.

Excellent stay in Chicagoby Yahoo | 2008-02-20 05:28:37 |

I travel a lot, and often stay in Hyatts, Sofitels, and others along the same line. Though many of the reviews many not convey my thoughts, the service here at the Ambassador East is phenomenal, as is the room. A comfortable bed, clean bathroom with marble and Gilchrist and Soames toiletries, a HUGE bedroom, coffee maker (which is usually non-existent in 4-star hotels -- they usually want you to pay $7 for a cup of coffee delivered by room service), a very well-stocked and moderately priced mini-bar ($6/mini-bottle), a huge selection of refreshments in your room to choose from (cashews, gummi bears, altoids, pistachios, pringles, jelly beans, chips, a number of packaged candies, and more -- all for a modest price for a hotel)...I don't know what more to ask for. No chain 4-star hotel gives this (at least not without spending a bit). I have found my stay here so far (I'm actually still here while writing this) very pleasant, and better than expected. I read the reviews after booking and was a bit skepitcal, but the bad reviews are obviously the result of an uncommon, unfortunate situation. The walls here are thin, but unless you go to bed before 10, then you'd never realize it. It's a nice quiet hotel. Perfect for the business traveller and close to so much. The Clark/Division subway stop is only a few blocks away. You are in a short walk from the Magnificent Mile and only a couple blocks away from one of the best areas to bar-hop in Chicago, as well as close to 24-hour drug and convenience stores. Next time I come to Chicago, I wouldn't hesitate for a second to stay at the Ambassador East again.

Nostalgic with a phenomenal location!by Yahoo | 2007-11-12 17:44:07 |

As a seasoned Chicago traveler this hotel has been bumped to my favorite in the area. If you are accustomed to staying in brand spanking new hotels with little personality steer clear. But if you are looking for history and an eclectic atmosphere you will love it. I was nervous about our choice after reading some of the reviews. But realize the travelers writing such reviews must like larger, newer properties. The staff can not be beat at this hotel. Friendly, attentive and personable. The rooms & bathrooms are not enormous, but cozy & comfortable. The beds are lush with a snuggly comforter not of your standard hotel. Perfect location amongst the brownstones a few short blocks from Michigan Ave, the Rush street restaurants & taverns as well as Division. Dining at the famous Pump Room is a must! There is a reason all the “greats” have dinned here. Highly recommend!

worst hotel i ever stayed inby Yahoo | 2007-11-12 00:40:37 |

With the exception of the staff and location which are both great this hotel is absolutely terrible. I've seen better doss houses. Unless you're deaf and blind don't come here. The worst thing is the noise from other rooms. It's like the people are in your room 2 inches away from you. I hate it.

Yuckby Yahoo | 2007-09-10 14:41:39 |

The lobby and restaurant of the Ambassador East are lovely... the guest rooms are not. We moved from one room with badly stained carpet and linens past their prime to another room that was no better appointed. Very dissapointed... in fact we paid more to Priceline to be moved to a different hotel.

Very pleased!by Yahoo | 2007-09-03 02:43:20 |

My wife and I were very impressed with this hotel. The staff was attentive and the maids were like ninjas. We never even saw them! We'd leave for an hour or so and return to a fresh room! Very quiet, stately neighborhood. No issues other than parking, but there aren't too many ways around that. Our car was always brought around very quickly, however. The valet service was not as zealous at getting our bags from the car, etc. as we experienced at The Drake, but that was very minor in my book of hotel issues. Excellent value for Gold Coast. We will definitely be staying here again.

Neat taste of chicagoby Yahoo | 2007-08-31 19:08:48 |

My family loved this hotel. Its a quick walk to North Ave beach, which in July is great! You are close to Lincoln park, the lake, michigan ave and Rush St. I think it was great for families because there is a great little playground just down the street, the staff at the hotel treated the kids like their own. We had paid for a basic room and I'm not sure if they put us in a suite or we had a corner room, something, but we had like a two room suite that was incredible. Loved Chicago!