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SNAPSHOT: Crowne Plaza O’Hare (River Road, Rosemont)

30/03/2023 by Kevincm

Time for another Snapshot focusing on the hotel experience at the Crowne Plaza O’Hare.

a building with cars parked in front of it

In case you’ve forgotten how we do travel write-ups on Economy Class and Beyond, I have two major travel writing styles:

  • Trip Reports – These are full deep-dive reports taking you into the experience and the small things… as well as the big things!
  • Snapshots – These are bite-sized reviews that show you the basic product in some nice gentle headlines (and normally, only images shot on the phone)

Today, we’re on the Snapshot. The full in-depth review is… many cups of coffee away.

And I mean many. 

Location

The Crowne Plaza O’Hare is on North River Road, located near a selection of other hotels within walking distance (the Hyatt Regency, DoubleTree, Embassy Suites and Lowes). It is about 4 “blocks” away from Rosemont L Station or via an hourly shuttle bus to O’Hare Airport

. For those who have the need, it is across the road from the Donald E. Stephens Convention Centre.

Check-in

I arrived from O’Hare Terminal 5 around 17:30, after dealing with heavy immigration queues and luggage delivery at the airport. I was able to check in immediately.

a room with a reception desk and a man walking

I was given the choice of points or a drink at the bar as a welcome amenity – I took the points, as 600 points is still not a bad value (and when you’re tired, a drink at the bar is the last thing you might want if you’re not feeling social).

After payment was given, keycards were issued for the room.

a hallway with lights and stairs

a walkway with handrails and a walkway in a building

The Room

I had a king bedroom for this hotel stay, near one of the ends of the corridors. The room had a king bed in it, a glass-topped table for working, TV, Tea and coffee amenities and a lounging sofa with legs rest.

a room with a bed and a couch

a chair and ottoman in a room

a desk with a lamp and a television on the wall

a coffee maker and coffee cups on a tray

a white paper with black text

The bathroom was reasonably well appointed, with it filled with Dove amenities. These were of the individual type, as opposed to bulk-product amenities.

a bathroom with a sink and toilet

a shelf with towels on it

a group of white containers on a counter

Breakfast

As part of the rate I was on, breakfast was offered downstairs at the “On The Fly” facility. This was either a takeaway or dine-in option, with three options given.

a food counter in a restaurant

a counter with food on it

A pastry and cold drink were also offered, as well as an empty cup for coffee.

Even though I was dining in, the American breakfast was served in a foil container.

a tray with food on it

a plate of food on a table

a hand holding a coffee machine a room with tables and chairs

Check Out

Check-out was a simple affair, with my details confirmed and no further charges being levied against the room. From there, I walked with my luggage to the Hyatt Regency O’Hare.

The full review of the Crowne Plaza O’Hare will be coming soon!


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