Wyndham Garden Hotel Buffalo Grove Hotel - Page 2

My wife and I went to Chicago for our Christmas vacation in 2005 and stayed here. We were both impressed by our room. It was very attractive and large with good room-darkening thick curtains which I really liked as I like it dark when I sleep. We had no problems. When we were there, it was probably 80% empty, so I don't know if I have accurate noise level advice, but for us, it was extremely quiet. The only negative thing was that the bathtub was quite dirty, bad enough that I opted out of my bath taking desire. This was surprising, as every other aspect of this hotel was excellent.

We also ate in the restaurant there, and the nice chef gave us complimentary fancy desserts, as being a slow time, he was experimenting in the kitchen that day and had us try his creation. His experimenting was a raving success!

It's a very nice hotel for a very reasonable price.

The hotel is quiet and well maintained. Their restaurant faire is not up to the standards I set for class hotels.

I liked the Wyndma by Request program. My room was a little stuffy on my last visit even after I turned off the heat, in December. The beds could be a little more comfortable.

My husband and I went to get away from home for a weekend, and we were quite happy with our stay. We weren't bothered by anyone, and were able to relax completely.

This hotel made me feel comfortable: The hotel is nicely appointed and decorated. There was a fire going in the fireplace in the lobby and the staff was very friendly.

My partner and I requested a king-sized bed, after having been assigned two double beds. The front desk clerk quickly and nicely changed our room assignment, but then proceeded to remind us that the king-sized bed room had no pull-out.

This Wyndham looked a bit rundown (more so the room we stayed in rather than the grounds or lobby). The bathroom needed remodeling and wasn't as clean as I would've liked it to be.