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Heads up, Days Inn, Elk Grove Village (resend)

Postby External Poster » Mon Sep 18, 2006 3:35 am

This posting is from: Ginger
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[Moderator's note. This is a resend. This was inadvertently forwarded to
the wrong list. Sorry. Please excuse the duplicate if you received this
twice.]

The Days Inn Days Inn Chicago Ohare Airport West
1920 East Higgins Road
Higgins & Oakton/I-90
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 US
Phone: 847-437-1650

If I understood the clerk there is a shuttle service to and from Ohare
from 4 a.m. until 2:a.m every morning. Given the alternatives (it
appears no hotels are available downtown for less than $300+ per night
during the period Oct 12 - 15) this doesn't look too bad for the
price....but the best I was able to do for a cancelable rate was
$53.10. Anyone else planning on staying here?


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Heads up, Days Inn, Elk Grove Village (resend)

Postby External Poster » Mon Sep 18, 2006 10:36 am

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>If I understood the clerk there is a shuttle service to and from Ohare
>from 4 a.m. until 2:a.m every morning.

My experience with Days Inn shuttles is that they are somewhat iffy, in
particular on the return trip, when coming back to the hotel from other
locations.

What I would definitely suggest if you're staying at the Elk Grove
Village Days Inn is to rent a car, just a little $#!+box, since the cost
of the car plus the Days Inn will be far less than most downtown places.

If you don't wanna drive into the city, there's a park-n-ride at
Rosemont (I know you remember that station) or even better, a large
enclosed lot at Cumberland, which is actually close to where I'll be
staying.

Also, the drive from your Days Inn to the Jannas/Winberies area is not
too bad.

>this doesn't look too bad for the price....

It isn't bad. I've stayed there. The big advantage is that if you end up
at Hunters, it's just a couple hundred feet from Hunters to your room.
You don't have to worry about driving back under the influence, bumming
a ride, or taking a train or taxi.

That's what I would suggest, anyway. :)


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