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Hyatt Regency Chicago
151 East Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL
0.4 km from
Check in was busy but efficient Because it was our 10th wedding anniversary I called to have a bottle of proseco waiting for us in the room. I was told they didn't have proseco but it was listed in the menu. The walls are paper thin. So much so not only could I hear the guy next door but I could also hear the person he was talking to on the phone. came downstairs to get my car from the valet and was told it would take 20 minutes. No one said anything when I checked in and there were no instructions that allowed you to call ahead from your room. Bathroom floor was sticky. Overall, the worse hotel visit.
I enjoyed my stay. No recommendations for improvement T this time
From check in to check out, our stay at the Hyatt Regency was a superb experience. The staff was genuinely hospitable, and the entire facility was luxurious. The premium view is worth the extra $$$, as we had a breathtaking view of the river and lakefront. Definitely recommend. It was pricey, but definitely worth it. I really can't say anything else that was undesirable, as our stay was basically perfect.
Centrally located and accessible to tourist attractions. Friendly knowledgeable staff. Value priced.
No compliants
Location was great. Staff was nice. Workout facility adequate. The BIG bar and the common spaces were really neat. no convienent way to have towels replaced. You had to call housekeeping. Also the sink was small, no place to leave personal items on sink. Couldn't use the refrigerator because it was rigged to charge you for minibar items.
Bed was to soft pillows
My friend and I got there on a Thursday night. We asked the manager if we could get an upgrade since I was a gold member and the hotel was more than half empty. She denied us that courtesy. I would understand if the hotel was full but it was totally empty probably due to the bad weather so I will not stay here again
Massive hotel. too big. very unpersonal. conference hotel and for group travel.
almost everything $65 for parking at their hotel. too much for guest
Easy walk to many restaurant, sites and public transportation.
Very clean comfortable room with a great view. Close to many areas we wanted to visit. Would definitely choose this hotel again.
Even though the hotel offers nice spacious rooms with an incredibly friendly staff the noise left us with less than desirable evenings. The noise from people in the hallway travelled down the entire hallway echoing, causing the ability to sleep quite difficult. Conversely early in the morning when people were beginning to check out you heard the elevator almost every time... and we were at least 4-5 rooms away from the elevator. Additionally there was hotel room service plates left in the hallway for 1 1/2 days with dirty food on it. I'm a patient person but that's unacceptable for even more than half a day
Staff was very friendly and helpful. Wonderful room! At least 2 ice machines were not operational.
Came early bc we were miserable at another hotel so we showed up at 1030AM Ann's they kindly let us check in for our four nights at that time so we could relax get and shower and unpack before hitting the city. Phenomenal location to all and I mean all things. The whole staff is friendly and helpful. Great city and river views. Would most certainly recommended to anyone visiting the city.
It was nice and in a great location They gave me a single king room with no view but I payed for a double queen with a view and even paid extra for a view room and then just gave us a free meal that sucked
Wedding with loud DJ two floors above us kept us up one night. We called the desk and they seemed like they couldnt have cared less about our concern
Right by elevator
Everything... not the room i asked for... was lied too. telling me things would be the same and werent... not even close. will not use again.
The location is great, and the staff was friendly. I reserved two rooms in advance, but they did not put us next to each other. As a family traveling, this was disappointing.
One of the better exercise areas I've seen in a hotel. A shop downstairs for incidentals (especially water) would be nice, instead of having to walk to the nearby Seven Eleven.
We loved the location, the room and the view- just didn't like being next to the elevator. Other than that- it was great!!
The bed was very uncomfortable. The staff was nice but felt robotic.
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Friendly, professional staff. Great accommodations. Perfect location. Especially liked the on-site dining options.
Was ok Thanks Dirty cutlery/plates left by the cleaning staff left in the passage for more than 24 hours.
I liked the central location of the hotel. I think the charge for internet-acces is ridiculous, the room-service sometimes took very long (1,5 hour) and they tried to charge me more than what I had originally booked for.
Additional price for fittness facilities ($12 per/person per day);Long-distance rates (over $10 per minute !!!), spring water provided in rooms - almost $6 per 1,89L bottle
It was a great location and the staff was very friendly. I spent a lot of time looking for a room that would comfortably fit 3 adults. I was traveling with my 19 year old daughter and my 67 year old mother. I specifically booked and paid for a "triple room". When we got to the room there were 2 small double beds. Not at all what I expected for 3 adults or for $400 per night. Be very aware of what you are actually getting for your money. This was not at all comfortable for 3 regular sized adults. I will say everything else was fine but I felt very ripped off for what we paid vs. what we got. I could have booked a regular room anywhere for much less.
Comfort and the attention of the reception employees. The location is also excellent. The room was not clean. I found a dirty glass under the bed. Besides, dirty plates remained for long hours in front of the doors of some rooms. I really hope it was an exception: that´s why I keep on recommending the hotel.
Location of the hotel was close to downtown and many activities I would like wireless internet in guest rooms (for free)
I enjoyed the view of the Chicago River, watching the excursion boats, view of the Trump hotel.
Bed linens and beds were comfy. Motelish
Spacious room Had to wait for my room Heating went into cooling so too sensitive and could not control to heat only. Bath tub did not drain well.
The location was perfect! We were able to shop, enjoy the nightlife, and take in the Chicago Marathon. Everything was close by. The price was pretty high, but we stayed over Columbus Day/Chicago Marathon weekend so I guess that rooms were at a premium.
Nothing!!!! Because my credit card was charged twice for $1068.72!!!! And it absolutely ruined my trip!!!! My credit card was charged twice for $1068.72!!!! And it absolutely ruined my trip!!!! Also... When making my reservation through Booking.com, the Sheraton Chicago didn't have my reservation in their system!!! Booking.com had to fax over my reservation twice, hence the double charge on my credit card!!!!
I could not find anything that I disliked. I drove to Chicago and used the valet parking which was very convenient.
the hotel is very neat. it seemed to me that there were very few staff around at any given time and that made me to feel isolated and virtually alone. the service points appear all automated and as a result, the human touch was absent.
The staff were helpful, friendly. The location was ideal - central and walking distance to most things we wanted to see and do. The room was spacious, comfortable and clean. The water they make available near the lifts on each floor was a welcome treat since the weather was very hot during our stay. We also stayed with them for our 2nd visit to Chicago.
Excellent location, check in, check out was very efficient. Liked the bottled water in the hall by the elevators.
close to Michigan Avenue bad noise in duct everytime air came on. kept me awake most of the night. advertised as 2 room suite, but NOT 2 separate rooms - very misleading.
Very close to the city centre with excellent views of the river and a very comfortable room Soaps, shampoos, milks and tea were not replenished
the location is very good. The room clean service.
This hotel is good, but the better is your localization. It's closer River and Michigan Ave. It's do not have breakfast.
Our room was awesome. Very very comfortable!
Allowed to check in early. Tv screens are too small
Location was great for Michigan Avenue shopping as well as Shedd Aquarium, Museums, and Navy Pier. The pool and hot tub were great. The water temperature was perfect for kids. The view was excellent from the top floor, which is where the pool/fitness area is located. Rooms were comfortable and quiet. Elevator system was easy. The overall design of the hotel was a bit unique and differentiated from other Chicago 4 Star + choices. We valet parked the car. When you leave, you go down to the parking garage to exit. The corner to drive out and up the ramp is super tight . I ended up scraping my back door pretty substantially. It was operator error for sure. I would just caution others to be careful as they leave or ask one of the valet guys who do this all the time to drive it through the corner.
We did not expect a room with a view but we got one and it was amazing! The rooms were also very large and we were able to walk everywhere we needed to go. We were right beside the elevators so we heard them often but we got used to it. At first if just sounded like a plane flying overhead until we figured it out but it was no where near a deal breaker for booking again.
I booked a room in Chicago at the Swissotel for two nights and after reading the horror stories about kayak bookings through getaroom, I was a bit apprehensive. Based on my travel plans and circumstances, I was able to risk it and make other lodging plans if necessary, so I risked the inconvenience of whatever troubles getaroom might cause me. Fortunately, I did not run into any troubles at all and had a wonderful stay at a luxurious hotel that is in a great location. I received all the service and privileges of a normal stay at the Swissotel. No complaints.
It is in a nearly ideal location near Michigan Avenue, shopping, restaurants, etc The audiovisual support for my meeting was abysmal
The room was nice - great view. Chair could have used an ottoman but actually had good magazines to enjoy while relaxing in the room. Keurig coffee in room, which is always nice to have. Hotel was busy during our stay, but the room was quiet. The check in process was poorly organized and there were not enough people at the concierge desks to handle the number of guests. Overall I found the staff to be less than helpful and not particularly friendly. Our room wasn't ready until after 4 - and they were supposed to text or call when it was ready and they never did. We booked the hotel for a weekend get-away and not sure we'd go back.
Nice views from the room and the fitness center. Very clean and quiet despite how busy the lobby was with guests! Low, popcorn ceilings really make the room feel more like a motel than a high-rise! The room was a bit outdated overall. Also the location was not super easy to access on foot - ended up taking more cabs than we would have liked.
the bed
We've been going to the Chicago hotel for many yrs. We enjoy the location.
Loved the location; we were able to walk everywhere and taxis were plenty if we needed them right outside hotel. very courteous staff and everything was impeccable. thanks!
Beds super comfy; Felt like I was staying at a spa; Staff super friendly and helpful; beautiful view of the river and partial skyline; GPS kept wanting to take me to the closed parking garage underground; Had to ask other hotel valet down there how to get up top to my hotel (not hotel's fault). Valet expensive ($70), but guess it's the norm for Chicago.
It was in a pretty great location and all of the staff were very friendly and welcoming. The rooms were well kept and comfortable, though do need a bit of updating. We did not receive a very warm welcome upon driving up to the hotel. It took us a minute to find a valet and a bellhop.
Love the location near River & Lake Michigan. River walk has so much to offer right outside the doors. Walkable to most major attractions. Just off from the crowds of Michigan Ave. This is our 4th time and always my first choice when visiting Chicago.
I hosted a meeting while I was there and their banquet staff was exceptional! They were able to make changes last minute. If they didn't know the answer to a question they found out for me. They were always smiling and always on top of every detail without my asking. The side chair & mattress were a little harder than I prefer.
Loved the view of the city from our balcony. Also, the rain shower was great! It was the perfect location to all the tourist attractions of the city. Would definitely stay here again! The cost of parking was a bit overpriced.
Cool looking. Hotel corridors unique in a good way. Room comfortable. Balcony nice but should have bad small chairs. Bar uncomfortable and staff had stiff personalities. Facilty confusing.
The staff were EXCELLENT! I was there for a small event and Dominic took perfect care of us. Loved my stay!
Modern room, loved the shower.. Found the room servicw menu limited, very few items.
The room was great and the amenities were awesome. Great location, only a few minutes from Michigan Ave and Millenium Park. It would be hard to return to Chicago and stay anywhere else!
Location, interior design, amenities
room was excellent - very comfortable bed restaurant was nothing special - for location of the hotel it was poorly situated and did not take advantage of this location and offer a view of the park or of the lake
Booked through kayak the day of to arrive and no record of my booking at hotel. Card was swiped twice, so I had to wait past my stay for the authorization to fall off for the $700 charge. It was a messy situation and one that shouldn't happen while I am taking a break.
Beautiful hotel all around. Incredible pool deck, one of the best I've seen, Upscale, and very clean. The noise from fire station nearby meant that we had to keep the balcony door closed and so it was a waste to pay the extra money for a balcony you can't enjoy. Very expensive parking.
Its just 18 floors
Room was amazing. Facilities (pool, fitness & game room) were phenominal
large suite good for family Location far from restaurants, other popular spots. Shower drain did not work and overflowed requiring multiple staff visits. Long waits for elevators. Room adjacent to elevator. Not generally up to character of other Fairmont hotels.
The fancy coffe pot in the room. Just simply give me a Mr. Coffe machine that is a no brainer. We also stayed in the room when we had to switch the clocks back. No way, no how could we figure out how to move the time back one hour. Stupid things, but iratating.
Large room; very clean; excellent location Lack of countertop space in bathroom
A beautiful hotel in an excellent location. The best service I have ever experienced in a hotel. The room was large and beautiful. Excellent beds - I slept really well. Overall a great experience!
Breakfast no flexibility, no helpful staff
Great service and attention to detail. Very guest oriented and helpful. $50 for overnight parking.
Very caring/warm/genuine staff. Outstanding view of park from room. Great breakfast in room and "rainfall" showerheads were very relaxing. A bit away from the shopping but they have a Bentley to help with transport. Could not secure a late check-out but hotel was fully booked so this was understandable.
I loved the location. We were able to walk everywhere. I would've liked complimentary breakfast.
Staff was extremely friendly including maids, front desk, and bellhops. I stayed on a high floor which had only 2 other rooms. No problem with elevators. My room had a great view over the Chicago River and was larger than I expected. Taxis were immediately available, but also a great location to walk to many things. I would definitely stay in this hotel again.
This is a great historic building, classic Chicago, in a great location. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The "living room" on the second floor offers a convenient space for meeting or relaxing.
The location allowed us to walk everywhere. We came to attend the Blues festival in Grant Park and the art museum. The staff was very professional and helpful. Silly as it sounds,the fingerprints on the glass entrance doors drove me crazy. I also did not like the glass drinking glasses in the room. As nice as they were, I did not know how they had been cleaned and would have opted for a plastic covered disposable glass.
The staff was great. TIm at the front desk was very helpful and patient. Very helpful with directions and suggestions for dining. The location couldn't have been better - right on the river front. Could walk the lake shore down to the aquarium and Field Museum. Walking distance to Magnificent Mile shopping . CTA stop is very close. Room was small, but clean Walls not that soundproof. Would have liked a complimentary breakfast, but there is a place right next door and an Einstein's Bagel a few blocks away.
Location is second to none Absolutely no amenities or service. No breakfast. No luggage carts. No frills hotel. Don't expect anything but a place to sleep. We aren't unhappy at all. Just not impressed for the money we spent
Couldn't ask for a better location. Comfortable rooms and good security and staff.
parking was cheaper. the restaurant in the lobby sucked.
Good location, just across the Chicago River from Trump Tower. Very convenient to the heart of the city. The staff, including the house maintenance personnel, was very nice and responsive to our request. Bedbugs, my wife was bitten 4 times. Not pretty. No air conditioning due to a dual pipe system which has already been converted from chillers to boiler even though the afternoon temps. were in the eighties. We had to ask for a portable fan. Old building with small, slow elevators. Rooms need to be updated. Toilet leaked and left puddle on the floor. When we picked our bags up from checked bag storage, my fold -over suitcase had been unzipped and remained opened. Would not stay here again.
Clean nice facilities. Small.
I loved the location, it's very close to all of the main dining & shopping in which I came to the city for. The staff was excellent and very kind to me, that goes a long way!! The price for the sized room that I was given was not up to my expectations.
This hotel is all about location. If you are planning to stay in the downtown Chicago area choose a hotel that is next to river front and Club Quarters is one such hotel. Nothing really. Hotel lacks in complimentary services and some amenities like a refrigerator and a microwave oven in the Standard room type. Probably this is by design.
Very unique hotel with cool public spaces and furnishings. Friendly, helpful staff. across the street from the cloud sculpture at millennium park. Highly recommend!
Public spaces, vibe, decor, the radio in room. The inability to do a normal load of laundry -- either by myself or by the pound -- they only offered laundry with rates like $5 per pair of underwear was a major hassle/shockingly overpriced. Rooms are pretty small and most face an old factory-type building, but that's no big deal.
Beds very comfortable. Location was perfect. Lighting in bathroom not good at all. Height of tub could be a problem for kids and short adults.
Great location, and beautiful view from the rooftop bar. Renovations in the building are really wonderful, and we enjoyed having coffee in the morning in the lobby area. Unfortunately, the hotel can't decide if it's catering to its guests, or the long line of people waiting to get up to the rooftop. Elevators were extremely slow, and we were told not to take the stairs, even though there was no sign saying staff only. Additionally, the design of the room trumps function. I wish there was a place to hang my towels. And it was dark--I had to move my suitcase underneath the light to find my clothes. And yes, the shower leaked everywhere and was a little cold. But it all looked nice.
This hotel has a really nice "members only" feel to it like a stodgy old man city club with out the stodginess. it is beautifully decorated and the rooms were not your usual doer and feel. There are so many different venues to choose from that we could have never led the hotel. The drinks and food are a bit pricey, but it fits. The only thing I would change about the room is that we wished there was an in room coffee maker. With all of the other stuff they put in the room to charge you for, a coffee make would have been nice. Also, we had to order ice from guest services as there are no ice machines on the floor.
Loved the location the staff and the bed Hated not having a tub , shower only . The room view was a metal structure and a concrete wall . The room was very small.
This is a very nice and comfortable hotel. Rooms are nicely decorated and the bed was excellent. Also free WiFi. I will definitely book this hotel again on one of my business trips to Chicago.
Very comfortable, nice different decoration, excellent service, personnel, complimentary wine between 5-6pm. Few blocks from Billy Eliot's musical (must see!). Great restaurant close by, Catch 35! Nice walk to Mgnif. Mile. Allow 1 hour to airport due to traffic. nothing
Great, attentive staff. Terrific location by the river. Comfortable bed. Lobby Door staff was extremely friendly, helpful and welcoming. Expensive for what you get. Room a/c is on energy saving computer load management, so it can take ten minutes to respond. River view 7th floor deluxe king Room had one uncomfortable arm chair, and a tiny sliver of a window that allowed one to see the bridge over the river, but, no water or boats. Exercise room was a joke, just A universal and dumbells. Free morning coffee a plus, but offset with tiny cups and mediocre coffee blend. Free evening wine was nice, but unlike far less expensive embassy suites, no snacks offered.
Great location and a very good hotel overall No tea or coffee facilities in the room.
Location was central to everything and the staff was very helpful. Toilet paper was really poor quality. Minor problem with the bill that was quickly settled.
We enjoyed the wine reception and the taste breakfast in the adjecent restaurant. The hotel is located right in the heart of Chicago and pleasantlly quiet. The hotel does not provide slipers.
Very friendly and helpful staff. Large and comfy rooms. Beautifully designed entry way. Wine hour at 5pm was great. Close to shopping, restaurants and museums. Ended up with a room that had absolutely no view. Room cleaning could have been better, but nothing gross. Those two things made the $190 plus tax per night room a little too expensive.
Excellent location, clean comfortable room, polite helpful staff, free wine & snack every evening.... Nothing
Great location. Morning coffee and afternoon wine. The room was too dark. There is inadequate lighting. Pillows were feather but far too soft.
Stylish, friendly staff, good location. Lovely L'Occetaine toiletries, but putting bath products (those bath "bombs") for sale in the bathroom is tacky. Either offer them as an amenity or don't put them out at all. Same with the "animal" socks. Hotel rooms aren't department stores. Coffee in the lobby was excellent. It would be nice if you could add a small selection of rolls or muffins to complement the coffee. And it would be great if the coffee service was offered until noon or even later. Asked for and received a quiet room. However, the trade off was a room overlooking a service roof/steakhouse sign, with no view of the beautiful city of Chicago. I would imagine a quiet room can be had without sacrificing a city view. Don't double glazed windows block out noise? The room was dark because of the lack of natural light and somewhat depressing. Prior to my visit I joined the Kimpton club, but the front desk had no record of my membership. Membership is supposed to offer a number of benefits, including preferred newspaper delivered to the room, but I only received the requested ny Times one day out of the three I stayed at the hotel. Pad and pen (I took them with me when I went out) were not replaced during my stay
Everything..great fluffy pancakes at breakfast I love this hotel.For some reason when I checked in they thought I had requested an adjoining room (I did not)and did not have me scheduled for a room with 2 beds that I had reserved. However they did some juggling and gave me the type of room I had requested.
Location is great Slow elevators asked for a room on the upper level with a View, received a room on the fourth floor facing an AC unit. Not cool HRH
We were on the 23rd floor right next to the stairwell, and I have no idea where the noise came from, but all day and all night there was a loud knocking/banging noise, followed by a revving noise that would come from a machine, that continued nonstop. We were not near the elevators, so we ruled that out. It was impossible to sleep, even with the tv on and my white noise sleep app. Ridiculous. I don't know if the rooms booked on kayak are the crappy, noisy rooms because of the good price, but I will not be staying at the Hard Rock again.
location is great My wake up call never came. I was late for an appointment
Staff was helpful. facilities were clean Floor wasnt finished week. Tiles in bathroom were not fully set.
Great location Our room was hot and the fan did not help it cool down. TV didn't work.
Location was good Rooms were small, holes in the walls and dinged mirrors. Humid rooms and beds were not the softest.
Very convenient location right on Michigan Ave. You won't run out of places to eat or stores to shop. I'm a music enthusiast and the memorabilia on the walls is a nice touch. Also a guitarist and the ability to have your own guitar brought to your room to play was pretty sweet. A Jamaican style bar club along with a nice steak/bar restaurant are in it (Although a little pricey) Been to many hotels due to my line of work. Although the ambience is nice Its not much more then anything you'd find at a Holiday Inn or Hampton. Seems a bit on the older side. Don't know about the more expensive rooms. But ours did not come with a fridge or microwave ( you can purchase them)
It has a great location for downtown shopping and dinning Despite the fact I paid extra for the larger more luxurious room it was very small and came with no perks such as included parking. Parking was twice as much as the near by overnight lots in the area. The towels, sheets ect were very stiff and ruff with no robes in room. The staff seemed clueless on several amenities the hotel offered including an app for the tv that allowed you to order movies and control settings the same as a remote and thank goodness because the actual remote in the room did not work. Also there were added charges to the bill that had to be disputed at checkout all were resolved but it added frustration onto an already Less than pleasant experience. We will not be staying there again.
The geographic location was the best !! A little no frills.
Location and decor The bar
Location was central to all the attractions. Cleanliness of the shower.
It was very pleasant get there early and having a room to do an early check in. The staff was excellent. Overall it was a good hotel. The location of it was very impressive, close to every place, Willis Tower, Millennium Park, and Navy Pier. I think it's a little pricey, but given the location I think it's worth it.
Staff were horrendously unhelpful on more than one occasion
Location, design, service. Soundproofing could be better, for something so new, too many items weren't working.
The city is amazing and being able to come back to a great place to rest makes a big difference between a good trip and an awesome trip. The staff was incredibly polite, and the customer service at this place is above and beyond.
Everything was perfect. Amazing views of the river. Only open a month.
The rooftop bar is amazing...during the winter, however, the lounge is enclosed and not much to talk about. Our room had a gorgeous view of the river, the bed was comfortable, linens were great, and the big tv was like being in bed at a movie theatre. The workout facility was very cool, like a trip to the future. Great stay, we would do it again for sure.
Exceptional customer service training, great rooms, super location
My son and I had a great stay at London House! It is located perfectly and is within walking distance or a short Uber ride of Navy Pier, Millenium Park, OTC. The hotel was clean, comfortable, and staff was friendly! We tried to eat at the hotel restaurant to avoid going out in a storm. The restaurant is more of a bar setting and the menu is not family friendly. Needless to say we braved the storm, got soaked! Great memory! Lots of good places to eat around the hotel.
Brilliant, well thought out design elements made our chamber a pleasure to stay in. Separated dressing room/washroom allowed myself to get ready in the morning while my fiancé grabbed a few extra minutes of sleep in peace. Additionally the staff was very helpful, informative at check-in, and incredibly friendly. Also the Hosted Social Hour is an absolute must do! There wasn't anything major to complain about here. My fiancé felt the complimentary toiletries could have been more femanine scented (or at least a tad more gender neutral) and our server at the dinner in the lobby was slow and forgot a third of our order (to her credit however, she recovered well when the mistake was pointed out).
Staff is wonderful. Room service was inconsistent. Ordered same sandwich twice, received completely different sandwich and sides.
We had to wait 90 mins to be checked into our room. We also had to ask twice to have our room made up even though we had the service light on.
Location, friendly staff
layout, amenities, bed
My boyfriend and I decided to have a fancy night out and found a great deal for Virgin Hotels Chicago. It was for only one night but we wished it could have been a week! Everything was amazing. Check-in and check-out service was fast, easy, and staff were all so friendly and accommodating. Our room was gorgeous, most amazing bed we've ever slept on! Overall, Virgin Hotels had an amazing vibe to it, very hip and fancy. Absolutely recommend!!! That we didn't get to stay longer!
GREAT design, beautiful art, comfortable, clean, easy and has a personality. Also, mini bar is reasonably priced, which really says a lot. Also, the process to get in and get out was so simple and efficient, I'll be staying there the next time I head back to Chicago.
happy hour from 7-8, free drinks for hotel guests
everything nothing
Comfortable, great location, clean and spacious - exactly what we needed for a short trip to Chicago.
Location could not be better. The suit was really very comfortable with washing maschine, kitchen and 2 TV not
It's a great place to stay
Excellent value for money. Huge room/suite. No shower pressure
everything perfect
We were on the 23rd floor and the view of the City was increadable. The room was wonderful, very clean, and every detail was taken care of. I would highly recomend the Comfort Suites Michigan Avenue to all my friends. Every day we had to go to the lobby to get our key cards re-magnatised.
The suite was spacious, with separate bedroom and sitting areas, a kitchen, two televisions, a large desk, breakfast bar and lots of windows. The bathroom was recently renovated and extremely clean, as was the rest of the room. It was very quiet. I wished that the wireless internet service was available in room, rather than just in the lobby. The free breakfast was unremarkable. The location was within fairly easy walking distance of many attractions, but there were very few restaurants to choose from in the immediate vicinity of the hotel.
Location, staff, clean and with the exception of very little water on the 25 th floor, very nice. The hotel lacked water for bathing. We stayed on the 25th floor and were told that was the reason. Interesting
The comfort of the hotel That the hotel don't have a free parking for the guests, that is the worst.
We liked the over-sized room that was clean and close to everything that we wanted to do. The staff was friendly & helpful. The parking issues others note really was not that big of a deal. The hotel is quiet and in our opinion, a fantastic value.
Loved this hotel!!! Staff was really friendly and helpfull, the room was a great size and the view just amazing. The location is excellent - close to the attractions, shopping malls and the public transport.
It was an easy check in. The front desk staff offered city maps and directions to nearby attractions. The room was comfortable and clean. The bed was a good quality. The shower was nice and big. The complimentary breakfast had a wide variety which was good for people with different diets. The room was a little on the small side but I was comfortable enough in it. The bathroom did not have a vent so the mirrors got fogged up after a shower. Definitely not a deal breaker. The parking was pricey for valet but you can get your car and bring it back if you want to leave to do something.
Nice staff No black out curtains. Heating system in room took a long time to kick in and warm up the room. Carpet smelled like feet. Room was TINY.
Fantastic staff. Super clean and updated while maintaining the building's historical identity.


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Clearwater Golf Club
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Offers golfing experience in the scenic Bay of Islands. Information about the courses, facilities, rates, and the local area.
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This doesnt seem to occur tho'. Take William Lachman.........it has been
around for yonks and its margined sport has only just got a
name..........Fond Memories. Whilst we have at least 3 Patriot reversals
all looking pretty similar.
Additionally if as seems likely only one streakie is named from each
(stable) cultivar I dont see the problem that some mention, if fact the more
registered hosta the better in my view, well at least up to the 10000 mark!
The point about streaky seedlings tho' I agree is more valid, but I suspect
hybridisers already take that line, perhaps in reverse........ie once a
stablised plant becomes a winner worth naming then the parent streakie also
gains merit and deserves a name.
Tim OTP/4006 and counting
>>Streaked plants are so commonplace that I see no reason to name one
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>I have to agree with you that streaked seedlings shouldn't be named
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Richard Ayoade is evolving as a filmmaker faster than any in recent memory. His role on "The IT Crowd" (an acquired taste no matter how much of a hit it was) was his springboard into Hollywood for the forgettable "The Watch", but all the while he was crafting the Wes Anderson-esque coming of age love story Submarine, finding his feet and seeking out his cinematic language.
From there he's made a quantum leap to "The Double". It's a visually and tonally arresting movie set in a parallel universe proto-future of corporate bureaucracy gone mad, a sickly yellowed, rain-streaked, eternally night-lit world and archaic technology as a metaphor for the loss of human connection.
While the narrative reminds you a little of that semi-interesting Michael Cera movie "Youth In Revolt", "The Double" moves, looks and feels every bit like a worthy successor to the film it most seems to emulate – Brazil.
Jesse Eisenberg is Simon James, a cog in the machine with absolutely no presence or force of personality. He's in love with co-worker and neighbour Hannah (Mia Wasikowska) but when even the security guard where he's worked for seven years doesn't recognise him, he has little chance of making an impression on her.
Early on, Simon starts a process of de-evolving from existence itself that's also reminiscent of Gilliam's themes in "Brazil". Because he loses his pass to get past the security barrier at work, he has to sign in as a guest every time.
It starts a downward spiral of loss of privilege and authority that culminates in a hilariously depressing conversation with an official. He's not in the system, Simon is told. When asked how he can get back into the system, he's then told he can't – because he's not in the system.
But while this is going on, new co-worker James Simon joins the company, a virtual doppelganger in appearance to Simon who's nothing like him in temperament (both roles are played by Eisenberg using digital effects).
James convinces Simon to take a course at work for him, seduces Hannah (along with every other woman around), makes everybody like him and gets everything he wants without having to go to any effort. In one of the film's biggest nods to the establishment-gone-mad sci-fi traditions, Simon also seems to be the only character who cares or even notices how identical the two are.
But where he's thrilled to have someone so dynamic in his life at first, Simon soon sees that James is taking over, realising he's going to have to stop him before he breaks Hannah's heart – or worse.
Eisenberg is perfect in the young Woody Allen role he can now do blindfolded – a man so terminally polite, wary of offending and apologising for his existence he blends into his drab, nicotine-fingers stained surroundings. What's interesting is to see him play a guy who still looks like he'd fall over if you blew on him but exudes such an unassailable confidence and self-respect. Might we be seeing an introduction to what he'll bring to the role of Lex Luthor in the "Man Of Steel" sequel?
Wasikowska is less successful as Hannah. While she's an inspiring romantic figure, her accent can't decide if it's American or her native Aussie and it breaks your suspension of disbelief every time she talks.
But the real star is Ayoade. With cinematographer Erik Wilson and production designer David Crank, he's built a world with a style that's both all its own and starkly familiar from a long, proud history of movies about rigid official procedure threatening to crush the individual.
Submarine was sweet and it was certainly a good movie, but we've seen the 'kids falling in love and finding themselves in a distinctive time and place in history' thing a million times. The story in "The Double" is interesting but not revolutionary, but to have gone straight from that to something as distinctive as "The Double" is a bit like Steven Spielberg going straight from "Gaslight" to "Raiders of the Lost Ark". With a creative rise this steep, Ayoade's equivalent of "ET", "Jurassic Park" or "Schindler's List" might put him among the greats quicker than anyone imagines.


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CLEMSON, S.C. -- Statistics can deceive, but they tell an accurate story in this case. Darion Atkins' production has dipped over the past month, and the 6-8 sophomore from Clinton, Md., acknowledged Friday that he's not the same player he was through UVa's first 11 basketball games this season.
"I'm definitely capable, but I feel like I've lost some confidence, and I feel like everyone knows it," Atkins said after practice at John Paul Jones Arena. "I just gotta fight through the pain."
The pain is in his lower right leg. Stress on the area near his tibia is the cause, Atkins said.
"It's just one of those things where in order for it to completely go away, you have to rest it, and I don't really have time to do that," he said.
Virginia (11-4, 1-1) meets Clemson (8-6, 0-2) at noon Saturday in an ACC game at Littlejohn Coliseum, and Atkins is likely to make his 12th start of the season. A graduate of Landon School in Bethesda, Md., Atkins averaged 11.7 points, 7.2 rebounds and 2.2 blocked shots during a six-game stretch that began Nov. 20 against North Texas and ended Dec. 19 against Morgan State.
"He was so effective early," Virginia head coach Tony Bennett said.
In the days leading up to UVa's Dec. 22 game against Old Dominion, however, Atkins' shin began bothering him, and that limited his availability in practice.
He had only four points in a stunning loss to ODU at the Richmond Coliseum, then went scoreless eight days later in a win over Wofford. In each of the past two games -- a victory over North Carolina and a loss to Wake Forest -- he's scored two points.
Through Virginia's first 11 games, Atkins was averaging 9.2 points, 5.3 rebounds and 1.7 blocks. He's now at 7.3, 4.5 and 1.5, respectively. Atkins contributed a huge play against the Tar Heels, blocking an attempted dunk by James Michael McAdoo in the second half, but such highlights have been few and far between for No. 32 recently.
"He just hasn't quite been himself," Bennett said. "It's unfortunate, because you have to be able to practice hard and prepare, and he's limited somewhat in what he can do. There's no question he's not 100-percent physically, but hopefully he can battle through that."
Neither Atkins nor Ethan Saliba, UVa's head athletic trainer, is sure what caused the injury. Atkins is working with Saliba to strengthen his leg, and Atkins said he's scheduled to meet with a doctor Monday to see what can be done to reduce his discomfort level for the rest of the season.
Atkins knows, however, that he must become better at playing with pain. He has no other option if he wants to help the Cavaliers meet their goals this season.
"I'm starting to learn now, because I have to deal with it," he said.
Atkins played only 16 minutes in each of the past two games, partly because of his injury, but partly because his production has dropped.
"That's definitely health-related," Atkins said. "In the Wake Forest game, my mind was not in the game, because I was too worried about it hurting me. And the funny thing about it was, when I was in the game, it was not hurting me. I was too worried, so that's why my game was off. I couldn't hit a shot, and I feel like I was a step slower because of this."
Assistant coach Jason Williford said: "That's part of being young. He's still inexperienced. I know he's played a lot, but he's fairly young. But he's got to be mentally tougher."
Atkins hasn't been the same player in practice since his leg started hurting, and that's affected his performance in games.
"He's got to practice the way he wants to play," Williford said. "And I think a little bit of it is the injury, but he's got to be mentally tough. He's got to mentally get over that part."
A strong game from Atkins would be especially welcome against the Tigers, whom UVa's associate head coach, Ritchie McKay, described as "physical" and "athletic."
"It's gonna be rugged tomorrow," Bennett told his players after Virginia's shootaround Friday night at Littlejohn.
The most rugged Tiger is Devin Booker, a 6-8, 250-pound senior whose brother, Washington Wizards forward Trevor Booker, preceded him at Clemson. The younger Booker averages 12 points and eight rebounds.
Milton Jennings, a 6-9, 225-pound senior, averages 10 points and five rebounds. He's not as imposing physically as the Booker brothers, but Jennings concerns the Wahoos, as does 6-6 sophomore KJ McDaniels (11 ppg, 5 rpg).
UVa's post players "definitely gotta step it up a notch," Atkins said. "We gotta match their physicality. I think that's the main thing, because if we don't come out aggressive and physical, they're going to dominate us, they're going to destroy us. Especially Booker."
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User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US; rv:184.108.40.206) Gecko/20091201 Firefox/3.5.6
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Working fine everywhere but Thunderbird, including the newest stable and beta versions of Firefox. Thinkpads have a dedicated scroll button.
Reproducible: Always
Does it work if you start Thunderbird in -safe-mode (http://kb.mozillazine.org/Safe_mode) ?
If you change the preference ui.trackpoint_hack.enabled to 1 does it work?
Nope. I added the string and restarted TB. No noticeable change. I tried it as an integer, boolean and 'string' and none seemed to work. I hope I did it right..
textured, did it work in v2?
anything here relevant?
bug 539672 Page scrolling with ThinkPad does not work
bug 225846 IBM Thinkpad Web Navigation buttons not fully supported in Mozilla bug 507222 Thinkpad Trackpoint middle button mouse scroll does not scroll window up and down [Minefield]
(In reply to comment #5)
> textured, did it work in v2?
> anything here relevant?
> bug 539672 Page scrolling with ThinkPad does not work
> bug 225846 IBM Thinkpad Web Navigation buttons not fully supported in Mozilla
> bug 507222 Thinkpad Trackpoint middle button mouse scroll does not scroll
> window up and down [Minefield]
It shouldn't be related to Bug 507222 and it's potential descendants such as Bug 539672 because those were caused by code introduced in 1.9.2
Hi, I have this problem on my thinkpad X31 with Win XP. Recently I upgraded my Firefox to 3.6 and the scrolling stopped working with the trackpoint. I googled and found a suggestion to upgrade the TP drivers which I did and that fixed the problem. Now I just upgraded Thunderbird to 3.0.3 and the scrolling stopped working in TB. If I set the TP to smooth scrolling in control panel, scrolling works in Thunderbird, but NOT in Firefox. With scrolling set to "normal", it works in Firefox but NOT in Thunderbird.
*** Bug 554578 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Any update on this?? I've been browsing this site for a while and have yet to find a conclusive fix :-(
does this work on firefox 3.0.x ?
This is definitely a bug. Gecko 1.9.2 contains a hack in widget/src/windows to make this work but for some reason that doesn't seem to get triggered in Tbird.
Doh, Thunderbird 3 is 1.9.1 (I seem to have known that above.) FWIW, Trackpoint scrolling works in Thunderbird 3.1 with the hacks I've put into the platform, so we can probably close this.
Is this a duplicate of 605357 ?
I have a Thinkpad T61 which is very similar to X200 mentioned here.
Scrolling works fine in all Firefox versions, worked fine in Thunderbird before update to 5.0 but now is gone. :I
(In reply to comment #13)
> Is this a duplicate of 605357 ?
Difficult to say.
I am having this problem, too (Thinkpad x200) since the most recent update.
I'm having the same problem (Thinkpad scroll button does not scroll in TB). Some more input about my case:
1. It started just now, when I upgraded *from* 3.1.11 into 5.0. Worked well in 3.1 (I use it a lot).
2. The special icon for the scroll button does appear when I press it. Just doesn't scroll when I move the trackpoint.
Hi Doron,
Could you test the build from https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=673815#c3 and report whether or not it fixes your problem?
That is for Firefox. However, I tried http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/thunderbird/nightly/latest-earlybird/thunderbird-7.0a2.en-US.win32.installer.exe
on my Thinkpad T61 and it doesn't work on that. Even the 'special scrolling icon' doesn't appear. External mouse works fine for scrolling.
Scrolling on my T61 works in Firefox 5.0 and worked in Thunderbird 3.1 .
(In reply to comment #17)
> Could you test the build from
> https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=673815#c3 and report whether or
> not it fixes your problem?
Hi - as mentioned, that one is a FF build so not my case.
However I just noticed the ui.trackpoint_hack.enabled thingie, twas default -1, I set it to 1 and it Works For Me now -- trackpont scrolls nicely.
Where can I find and modify ui.trackpoint_hack.enabled? Thanks!
(In reply to comment #20)
> Where can I find and modify ui.trackpoint_hack.enabled? Thanks!
Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Config Editor
Find it using the filter, then set it to 1. Restart TB.
Thank you, Doron. I tried this and it, unfortunately, does NOT solve the problem for me :(.
Cameron, see comment 22.
I will test on my Thinkpad when I get back into the office next week.
This fix worked for me on my Lenovo T61 running Win 7 and Thunderbird 5.0.
(In reply to comment #21)
> (In reply to comment #20)
> Where can I find and modify
> ui.trackpoint_hack.enabled? Thanks!
Tools -> Options -> Advanced -> Config
> Editor
Find it using the filter, then set it to 1. Restart TB.
For those of you who find setting the pref fixes the scrolling problem, I suspect the root cause is bug 673815, and once the Nightly Thunderbird build has the fix for this (in a day or two) it would be good to know if that does indeed resolve your problem without having to have the pref set.
Ashvin, in a couple of days can you also try a Thunderbird nightly build?
Cameron, I'm not quite sure what a "nightly build" is, let alone how to try it.
Ashvin, no problem. I will post a link to a Thunderbird download you can try once it is available. (A nightly build is one that is built from the very latest code, once per day (usually in the middle of the night).)
ui.trackpoint_hack.enabled fix worked for me too on my Lenovo T61 running Win 7 and Thunderbird 5.0.
I can try the nightly as well if you would care to post the link.
Here is the latest Windows nightly build of Thunderbird, in which the fix I think should resolve the scrolling problems exists:
Since there is always a slight risk of running a nightly build corrupting your profile, I suggest doing the following:
1. Open your current Thunderbird.
2. Tell it to work offline (File > Offline > Work Offline, or some similar
menu item).
3. In the menu, choose Help > Troubleshooting information, and click the
button that opens your profile directory.
4. Copy the selected profile directory somewhere to back it up.
5. Close Thunderbird.
6. Download the zip file above and extract it.
7. Run the thunderbird.exe from the extracted folder.
8. Check to see if touchpad scrolling is working, and report back here in
the bug.
9. Close that nightly Thunderbird.
10. Delete the downloaded nightly Thunderbird folder.
11. Open your original Thunderbird, just to verify that nothing was broken
by the testing.
12. Tell it to work online again.
You may want to keep your profile directory backup around for a couple of weeks just in case. Let me know if any of the above is unclear.
With the hack leaved enabled the scrolling works on the trackpoint.
If I disable the hack (to default -1, ie. vanilla condition) it doesn't work.
External mouse scroll wheel works all the time.
That is, no change to trackpoint scrolling issue from 5.0 on this nightly. :I
Thanks for checking Sami. Are you able to tell me what version of the UltraNav or Synaptics driver you are using on your T61?
You're welcome. Thinkpad Ultranav Pointing Device Properties say:
Synaptics 22.4.2010
Driver version: 22.214.171.124
Signed by MS Windows Hardware Compatibility Publisher
I installed that version of the Ultranav driver, and verified that scrolling with the trackpoint (or the edges of the trackpad) does not work with nightly Thunderbirds, regardless of the trackpoint hack pref setting.
This bug was originally filed for Thunderbird 3, which probably had a different root cause for scrolling not working. I'm going to repurpose this one for the Thunderbird 5 scrolling issue.
Given that forcing the trackpoint hack on does resolve the issue for some people, it's likely that different Synaptics driver versions are using different heuristics for scrolling.
I think I was wrong: testing here on a T60 with the 126.96.36.199 driver and the trackpoint hack pref set to 1 does allow scrolling to work. With it set to -1, it isn't enabling the hack because it's a version 15 driver. (That's the current heuristic we use.)
So the driver must detect Firefox and Thunderbird differently, since scrolling does work in Firefox with this driver version. In fact, if I rename thunderbird.exe to firefox.exe then even without the hack scrolling works. :)
Without setting the pref, scrolling also doesn't work with 18.104.22.168 but does work with 126.96.36.199. I couldn't find any Ultranav driver versions between those two. I'll work under the assumption then that Thunderbird needs the hack for any 15.0.y.z driver.
Created attachment 553112 [details] [diff] [review]
tweak conditions for enabling the Synaptics hack
This tweaks the Synaptics scrolling hack so that it is enabled for driver version v15.1.x. Strictly this is only needed for Thunderbird and not Firefox, but it doesn't hurt to enable it for Firefox too.
It also changes the registry lookup functions so that it checks both the 64-bit and 32-bit views of the registry for trackpad driver version numbers. Otherwise, on 64-bit Windows, with a 32-bit Thunderbird and a 64-bit trackpad driver, it will not find the right registry keys.
Enabled for v15.0.x, I meant to say.
Comment on attachment 553112 [details] [diff] [review]
tweak conditions for enabling the Synaptics hack
Requesting approval for Aurora so this can land for Thunderbird 7 (hopefully I'm not too late for that). This may fix scrolling for some Thinkpad Firefox users if they have the right combination of 32-bit and 64-bit drivers/OS/app, too, but I haven't had any confirmed reports that the bit-ness is the cause of the remaining Synaptics scrolling issues on Thinkpads.
If it is approved, I may not be awake before the merge happens to push it.
Probably I'm overoptimistic about the timeframe here. If it doesn't land for Aurora in this cycle, can it be considered in the next Beta triage meeting for approval there in the next cycle? Thanks.
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Aurora [7] window has closed. Moving approval request to Beta.
Asa, did you mean to set approval-beta+ instead of approval-beta?
Asa ^
Comment on attachment 553112 [details] [diff] [review]
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Oops, meant to move the nomination, not bless it. Sorry 'bout that.
Comment on attachment 553112 [details] [diff] [review]
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We aren't going to approve for Beta at this time. If this is a major TB and the fix has been verified please renominate and we'll look at it again.
(In reply to Christian Legnitto [:LegNeato] from comment #46)
> Comment on attachment 553112 [details] [diff] [review]
> tweak conditions for enabling the Synaptics hack
> We aren't going to approve for Beta at this time. If this is a major TB and
> the fix has been verified please renominate and we'll look at it again.
Has anyone verified the fix? TB would like to have this fix (it sucks to have scrolling broken), but none of us have Thinkpads, afaik.
Comment on attachment 553112 [details] [diff] [review]
tweak conditions for enabling the Synaptics hack
I have some verification from a QA contributor that this works in 9.0a1 and not in 6.0 on a Thinkpad, so I'll renominate. Thinkpads are much more common out in the real world than they are in Mozilla.
I put the number of reports of this on getsatisfaction at 30-40 users. That is a significant number of users when ranked against other problems reports.
searching only on trackpoint: http://getsatisfaction.com/mozilla_messaging/admin/topics?sort=&direction=&raw_query=trackpoint+&participating_users=&created_at_start=09%2F21%2F2007&created_at_end=08%2F23%2F2011&user_defined_code=&style=&status=&emotion=&product=&commit=Apply
(Thinkpads rule)
Comment on attachment 553112 [details] [diff] [review]
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Approved for Beta (Update 7). Please land as soon as possible.
Thx, Cameron, on behalf of Thunderbird users.
I just got the most recent update. Still doesn't work. It sounds like someone might have come up with a solution (I assume that is what Attachment #5553112 is); however, I'm not quite sure how to implement this fix. Does anyone know?
Ashvin, are you trying the current Thunderbird release the Beta? The fix is in Beta, but it won't be in the release until version 7 comes out in three weeks.
I have tried the new Thunderbird 7 version. It still does not work :-(.
I'm using Thunderbird 9 Beta on Windows Vista on a Thinkpad R61i, and this is still broken. I'm wondering why it's marked as fixed?
I've tried the Config hack mentioned above, and this makes no difference,
I found the solution, though I don't know why.
In C:\Program Files\Apoint2K there is a file called tp4table.dat. Put these lines into it:-
; Mozilla Thunderbird
And thunderbird will work. I put it just below the existing line for Firefox.
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