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SNAPSHOT: Crowne Plaza O’Hare (Rosemont)

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Time for another Snapshot focusing on the hotel experience at the Crowne Plaza O’Hare.
a street with trees and buildings at nightIn 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 several 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.

A recent “hack” for those who don’t like to walk, is that you can use the Pace 811 Rosemont Entertainment Circular from Rosemont L Station, either stopping at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Centre and crossing the road, or at the Fashion Outlets of Chicago, and crossing through a car park and a road.

Check-in

I arrived from O’Hare Terminal 5 around noon. I was able to check in immediately, with a room allocated on the 14th floor.

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 are 600 points.

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 bed with white sheets and a lamp a bed with white sheets and a lamp

a coffee machine and other items on a table a couch with a laptop on it

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

a bathroom with a mirror and sink a group of small bottles on a counter

Breakfast

As part of the rate I was on, breakfast was offered downstairs at the “On The Fly” dining option. This was offered as a buffet option, with both pre-packed and hot items available for consumption.

a kitchen with a counter and a bar

a restaurant booth with tables and chairs

 

a table with food on it a counter with food on it a counter with food on it   a bowl of bacon and sausages a pancake cooking in a pan food in a container on a counter a table with drinks on it a wooden box with different colored packets

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.

Other pictures

a city skyline in the distance a plane flying over a city

All Nippon Airways Boeing 777-300ER arriving at Chicago O'Hare International - Image, Economy Class and Beyond

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

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