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The House of Two Urns - Hotel Reviews from across the web
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Online Bookable Property Rooms available starting from $139.00 A charming brick two-flat, the House of Two Urns offers the conveniences of home while you are visiting or working in Chicago and has earned its name from a recurring motif in its stained glass and rooftop decorations. Originally built a...
bedandbreakfast.com
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Charming, urban bed and breakfast licensed and inspected offers guestrooms or apartments and all the amenities of home including free parking, satellite TV and 13 free movie channels, wi-fi and computer with high-speed internet access. A full breakfast is served to BB guests, no breakfast is include...
bootsnall.com
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This B&B is located in a renovated storefront on the Loop near downtown Chicago. It offers the warmth of a suburban home, as well as access to the city’s museums, music venues, restaurants and major businesses. The proprietors can arrange discounted museum tickets. Wood floors, colorful throw r...
gayot.com
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Come for a visit in Wicker Park, one of Chicago's most hip and distinctive neighborhoods, and enjoy the artistic ambiance and the friendly service. See why guests keep on returning to their Chicago home. Close to downtown, public transit, shopping and excellent restaurants. Getting around in the Win...
lanierbb.com
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Pamper yourself in this 1912 inn or the new nearby apartment units replete with antiques and original art that offers you the conveniences of home in vibrant Wicker Park. Amenities include a continental breakfast, free internet access 24/7, spa robes, kitchen, complimentary drinks/snacks, HBO/VCR or...
bbdirectory.com
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Enjoy all the comforts of home while you are visiting Chicago at the House of Two Urns Bed and Breakfast conveniently located 2.5 miles from the center of downtown and 6 miles from McCormick Place, in lovely Wicker Park, a vibrant and diverse neighborhood.Wicker Park is home to one of the largest ar...
bbonline.com
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The House of Two Urns Chicago, Illinois njoy all the comforts of home while you are visiting or working in Chicago just 2 1/2 miles to downtown and 6 miles to McCormick Center, Wicker Park is home to one of the largest artistic communities in the country and the inn is an art lover's delight; guests...
InnTravels.com
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Enjoy life and art at this charming Wicker Park urban inn and visit one of Chicago's most vibrant neighborhoods, filled with good food, unique boutiques and located close to downtown museums, shopping and sights. Tastefully decorated in an eclectic mix of original art, antiques and collectibles, thi...
shdweb.com
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New April, 2006. Hotel features indoor pool, business center and free high speed internet.Suburban Hotel with easy access on/off I 85, Exit #51, Auburn, AL. Minutes to Auburn Sports complex and Chewala State Park. Surfside Water Park and Fun Family Complex is nearby. Thirteen area golf courses, incl...
sidestep.com
caution: on line booking - user review
This place is probably lovely, however I booked the blue room online which has bathroom facilitites in the room. I recieved a return e mail which informed me that I was booked in a room with bathroom down the hall for the same price as the suite that included bathroom, fireplace, ect. When I wrote b...
chicago.citysearch.com
a great place to stay - user review
our host was friendly and helpful, the room was very comfortable, the food was great, and we experienced no smells. The garden is b...
travel.yahoo.com
Stayed there a couple of times - user review
LOVE it! NO smells, and a wonderful host. Breakfasts have always been wonderful and one of the best B+B's we've stayed in for meeting interesting people. The host is h...
travel.yahoo.com
Smell is horrible! - user review
we stayed at the annex apartment and there must have been something dead in the building because there was a horrible smell. The innkeeper refused to acknowledge there was a smell. I was ...
travel.yahoo.com
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