The Seneca Hotel & Suites  

The size of the room ,the location of the hotel, will equipped ketches

No business center

Our accomodations were exceptional. Our room was prepaid at a discount rate so we were not expected much. We were surprised when we checked in to be upgraded from a Queen Deluxe to a King Suite which had a walk-in kitchen. The room we had was very clean and spacious and very nicely decorated. Since we were only there for one night we did not partake in any of the other amneties (exercise facility, food, etc). The hotel was very convenient to restaurants and parking. Both of us were very pleased with our stay at the Seneca.

This is a great hotel located across the street from the John Hancock building. It is really nice to have a refrigerator, microwave, plates and silverware. You are also across the street from Water Tower Place and all the great shopping. All of the hotel staff are great and very caring. There is also the wonderful Saloon which has great steaks and a little cafe downstairs which had some tasty soup. This is my go to hotel when in Chicago.

Great except for one glaring problem...INTERNET Sucked

Just a nice place to visit....

Great location

This was my fifth visit to Chicago and I choose the Seneca from the first and am never disappointed. It has a prime location two minutes walk to the Magnificent Mile. The staff and welcome are unsurpassed and every effort is made to make your stay as comfortable as possible. I have sung the praises of this hotel for several years and when my adult son accompanied me last week his comment was that I had not exaggerated my description of this Chicago gem. We were upgraded to a suite and loved the space and comfort, not to mention the faultless cleanliness of the rooms. Our suite comprised a large bedroom with two large double beds, three wardrobes and a fully fitted ensuite bathroom. There was a second washroom comprising a wc and wash basin enroute to the huge living/dining room which was richly furnished with sofas, armchairs, display units and a beautiful dining table and chairs. There was a fully fitted kitchen immaculately kitted out with everything from dishwasher to microwave and all dishes and cutlery. Fresh linens daily including towels and kitchen linens. Has to be experienced to believe it. Can't wait for next visit which I plan for autumn 2012 with my daughter. Complimentary breakfast each morning was delicious and gave us a great start to the day. Couldn't rate this hotel more highly. I consider the Seneca Hotel my transatlantic home-from-home and if I couldn't get my reservation there I would postpone my trip. Five star+

Roomy & good value !!

Noisy heating system!

Always like to stay at X-mas time. So cozy when it is cold and snowy.

The staff were extremely helpful and friendly.

The room was very jaded and old feeling. The doors were badly hand painted and repairs very amatuerish. There was a utility kitchen in a double cupboard and this, given the doors are not fire type doors, must present a fire hazard. Additional why have a kitchenette when there is no facility for eating/dining ie table an chairs.

Location was good, smart modern hotel with traditions

Inclusive breakfast was poor

the air spa bath in my room and a kitchenette

once I had orientated myself the worst aspect of the hotel was its location in comparison to the blue line train - particularly as I hadn't read the map correctly and didn't realise there were at least 3 stations/stops named 'Chicago' with the blue line being furthest away. People I asked for directions were very helpful.