Chicago, United States
Hotels in Chicago
The largest city in the US Midwest, on Lake Michigan, known for its architecture and museums. Compare hotels and apartments with live prices and availability, and choose your dates and guests on the next step.
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Getting to your hotel in Chicago
- O'Hare (ORD) · about 25 km from the city centre
- Midway (MDW) · about 14 km from the city centre
Flights to Chicago
Hotels in Chicago: questions travellers ask
How far is O'Hare (ORD) from central Chicago?
About 25 km in a straight line; the drive is longer and depends on traffic. Sort hotel results by distance to see what is closest to where you need to be, or pre-book an airport ride with TripSavo.
How far is Midway (MDW) from central Chicago?
About 14 km in a straight line; the drive is longer and depends on traffic. Sort hotel results by distance to see what is closest to where you need to be, or pre-book an airport ride with TripSavo.
Can I cancel a hotel booking in Chicago?
Many rooms have free cancellation. The exact terms for each room, including any deadline, are shown before you book and in your confirmation, and you can filter results to free-cancellation rooms only.
Can I pay at the hotel in Chicago?
Some rates let you reserve now and pay at the hotel. Those prices may be shown in the hotel's own currency, usually the US Dollar (USD), and the hotel charges you on arrival or departure.
Which currency do I pay in?
You can pay for flights in US dollars (USD) or naira (NGN): choose the currency at checkout. Hotel stays and Pay Small Small plans are paid in naira. Payments go securely through Paystack, by card, or by bank transfer or USSD for naira. If your card is in another currency, your bank converts the amount and may add its own fee.