Gracious guest accommodations near The University of Chicago, Hyde Park, and Lake Michigan
• 1/2 block from The University of Chicago campus
• 15 minutes more to The Loop
With three guest rooms, University Quarters Bed & Breakfast & Suites occupies the 1st Floor of a lovely, vintage, totally updated greystone one-half block from The University of Chicago campus and 15 minutes to The Loop.
University Quarters Bed & Breakfast & Suites is perfect for parents, prospective students, professors, and business and vacation travelers to Chicago.
Location
University Quarters Bed & Breakfast & Suites is a short walk to all departments of The University of Chicago and its Medical Center.
The diverse neighborhoods surrounding the campus are among Chicago's most beautiful and historic—close to Lake Michigan and a short drive or 10-minute train to McCormick Place, and a few minutes more to Soldier Field, Chicago's Museum Campus, the Art Institute, Millennium Park, The Loop, and shopping on Michigan Avenue.
The B&B is one and one-half blocks from a city CTA bus stop (including a bus to Midway Airport) and four blocks from a Metra train for a 10-minute ride to McCormick Place and an 18-minute ride to The Loop and Chicago events.
Amenties
Our B&B offers the amenities of a good hotel with the intimacy, warm hospitality, and personal touch that a hotel cannot provide. Visitors to Chicago and the university can choose from various well appointed guest rooms at an exceptional level of comfort and convenience.
- A generous Continental breakfast is served each morning.
- Free, high-speed, wireless and cable Internet access.
- Free parking.
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University Quarters Bed & Breakfast & Suites is inspected and fully licensed by the City of Chicago and is a member of the Chicago Bed & Breakfast Association.
Discounts
Please inquire about discounts for weekly stays, seniors, family and friends booking two rooms, and hospital patients and their relatives.
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Noted on CNNMoney.com as one of 10 "hidden gem properties" in the U.S. on TripAdvisor's 2009 "Go/No Go Index"