Sheraton Chicago Parking for Tonight (Friday)
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Sheraton Chicago Parking for Tonight (Friday)
I am currently in Milwaukee, just finished doing an event for a client and was supposed to stay here another night before I head home to MI. HOWEVER, I can leave tonight around 6:30 and thought rather than staying here another night I'll drive 1/2 way home and spend the night in Chicago - do a little shopping, and relax before I head home.
I got a room on Priceline at the Sheraton for $70 (!) and when I stay at that particular hotel I usually park in the Millennium Park garage to save $$$.
But, I am by myself and will have to walk to the hotel myself - which I don't mind, except it's going to be late (possibly 9pmish). Does anyone have an idea on a spot that would be safer to park and walk to the hotel from? And still save some parking $$$?
I remember the last time that I stayed at the Sheraton I thought I remember a surface parking lot just across from the hotel - does anyone have some info about that lot? Cost, hours, etc....
Thanx in advance!
I got a room on Priceline at the Sheraton for $70 (!) and when I stay at that particular hotel I usually park in the Millennium Park garage to save $$$.
But, I am by myself and will have to walk to the hotel myself - which I don't mind, except it's going to be late (possibly 9pmish). Does anyone have an idea on a spot that would be safer to park and walk to the hotel from? And still save some parking $$$?
I remember the last time that I stayed at the Sheraton I thought I remember a surface parking lot just across from the hotel - does anyone have some info about that lot? Cost, hours, etc....
Thanx in advance!
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The Sheraton itself has a lot and there are quite a few other public lots in that area. I think that surface lot is still there but they are building alot in that area so I can't be sure. Another cheaper option might be to park in the Grant Park North lot and walk to the Sheraton or hop a cab. There will be alot of people around Randolph and Mi. on a Friday night (especially with the Sox rally today) and you can walk straight up Michigan and over to the Sheraton.
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Racy - I've never known a client to pick up expenses of a stopover that is for pleasure. 
And you don't really have to balance safety with cost - the Millennium Park garage should be perfectly fine at that time of night. There will be people around. I would park there if I were arriving alone at that time of night, and then either walk or take a cab depending on weather and how much energy I have.

And you don't really have to balance safety with cost - the Millennium Park garage should be perfectly fine at that time of night. There will be people around. I would park there if I were arriving alone at that time of night, and then either walk or take a cab depending on weather and how much energy I have.
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JLM - I was going to have to spend the night in MKE anyway to get home (i'm driving to MI from MKE) so instead of spening the night at the covention hotel ($129), I am spening the night in Chicago (that's why I got the priceline rate).
Thanx for your input - I think I will end up at the Mill. Garage since I know how to get there already.
Thanx for your input - I think I will end up at the Mill. Garage since I know how to get there already.
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$35 a night for parking is the going rate in that area. It is astounding how much they charge for parking. Some hotels charge $33/night and some charge $38, so $35 is dead on.
Heck, one time about a month after 9/11 (when travel was way down) I managed to catch a suite at the Drake for $59 directly through the Hilton website (no priceline sillyness). Still paid $33 a night for parking there.
Just park at the Millenium Park garage. There will be plenty of people in that area during that time. I've never felt unsafe in that area.
Heck, one time about a month after 9/11 (when travel was way down) I managed to catch a suite at the Drake for $59 directly through the Hilton website (no priceline sillyness). Still paid $33 a night for parking there.
Just park at the Millenium Park garage. There will be plenty of people in that area during that time. I've never felt unsafe in that area.
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