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  • As expected, this place serves its purpose. You can sleep here, eat here, shower here, do your business here, etc. But there is no 'ooh ahhs' that come along with it at all. We stayed here three nights over MDW. We were in the courtyard rooms. As we got lost after becoming a victim to the wind tunnel that was the open alley in between the hotel and the courtyard rooms, we found ourselves wandering the floors looking for our rooms. And we realized that there was no elevator so I grunted at the thought of carrying one of my bags up the stairs. A bell man offered to help me but as soon as I reached the top, I said thank you, not needing his services. Apparently, no handicap people stay on the second floor of the courtyard. We finally found our room after being in a maze and stepped into a room with two full/queen size beds, a desk, tv that swivels, a window, AC and bathroom with a single shower and a shower curtain. The bed closest to the door was not comfortable at all. Springs would pop right back up with authority as you moved. The other bed was much more manageable. We needed to then take a nap and realized there wasn't a comforter on the bed or in the stand alone closet. I think I was asleep for 20 minutes before a blanket was brought up. They said there is a blanket in between the sheets. It was as thin as could be. No fluff here! At night the walls are so thin that you can hear obnoxious people arguing, which I'd prefer over the joyous screams of one of Vegas' so-called hourly finest. The blow dryer didn't work after resetting it and replugging it. And to top it off, there is a mandatory $16/night charge for their amenities. Which the hubby said it wasn't disclosed to him or his buddies that were also staying there. I did use their gym for one day. It had treadmills, stair climbers, bikes, one bench and dumbells. I eventually found the side entrance to the courtyard to avoid the wind tunnel and I got to my room quicker. But the sign on the outside that says you need to have your key to enter was false. Anyone can come in thru that door. Yay, safety! But I didn't find any bugs or anything incredibly disgusting in the room, so I'm thankful for that. I did want to try the oyster bar but I chose to spend my money elsewhere in terms of consumables. Like I said, the Palace Station served its purpose.
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