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Best areas to stay?...
hungry1951 29 Reviews 813 reads
posted
1 / 11

I'll be visiting Chicago later this year for a trade show, and I'd like to try to squeeze in two dates, if my heart and my hips will take it. The show will be at McCormick Place. Would I do better to stay downtown, or maybe near O'Hare, or other areas? I usually will ask for incall, so a nice hotel is what I'll be looking for, but I'm not a $300 per night kind of guy.

Just areas, no hotel names necessary. Thanks in advance.

hungry1951 29 Reviews 681 reads
posted
2 / 11

I meant to say that I usually ask for "outcall". Must be that age thing again.

RoadRunnerDude 5 Reviews 1093 reads
posted
3 / 11

You should be just fine downtown, or at one of the hotels at or near McCormick Place.  Happy hobbying.

RRD

PeterPickle 1278 reads
posted
4 / 11

Stay downtown.  O'Hare would make a long commute to McCormick and you have just as many, if not more, ladies to pick from downtown.

If the trade show is a big one and/or in the summer months, best to book your hotel ASAP to try and get a good rate.  They'll be jacking the rates up pretty soon (if not already) for the summer season.

Hardwood469 18 Reviews 1073 reads
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5 / 11
hungry1951 29 Reviews 850 reads
posted
6 / 11

even though I like nicer hotels, the less I spend on the room, the more I have to spend on the ladies.

fred_flintstone 15 Reviews 800 reads
posted
7 / 11

Suggest you book a room at the Essex House, nice clean hotel next to the Hilton.  About two days before you leave, do Price Line as hotels will have cancellations and will want to fill their rooms.  You generally can get good deals.  Also, if you are over a weekend, the hotels may have weekend specials due to cancellations.

HangingwithBears 640 reads
posted
8 / 11
Radcow 1110 reads
posted
9 / 11

There are some decent places on S. Michigan and all over the loop that will be convenient to MP and your meetings. Try Hotwire and Hotels.com. Start with 4 star hotels... if you are lucky, you should find a 2 star price.

hobbyhunter69 89 Reviews 766 reads
posted
10 / 11

if that's the case, then bid for your room on priceline.com.

you should be able to get a room at a four star hotel for $75-90.

with that savings, you can invite me over when you arrange for doubles (LOL)

Happy Hunting...

hungry1951 29 Reviews 585 reads
posted
11 / 11

Thank you, friends. Between the posts and PM's, you've all been a big help.

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