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Interstate Directions to the Hotel Driving to the Hotel Interstate 90/94 East – (From: North/Northwest Suburbs/Wisconsin/Minnesota – O’Hare Airport) Take I 90/94 East into “Downtown Chicago.” Exit #50B Ohio Street , a one-way street eastbound. Go 7-8 blks to Clark Street. Turn right go 4 blks. to Kinzie Street, turn left go 2 blocks to State Street, turn right, 200 yards, the driveway entrance of the hotel will be on your right Interstate 290/Eisenhower Expressway – (Western Suburbs/Oakbrook/Naperville/Aurora) Take I-290 into “Downtown Chicago” I- 290 will become the Congress Parkway. Take Congress east 8 blks to State St., turn left -northbound. Go approximately 10 blks once you cross over the State St bridge the Hotel will be on your left, turn into the driveway entrance, doorman will be on the right. Interstate 57 – (South/South Western Suburbs/Champaign/Memphis) Take 57 North to 90/94 West - Exit on the Ohio Street #50B exit, which is a one-way street heading East toward the Lake. Go 7-8 blks to Clark Street. Turn right go 4 blks. to Kinzie Street, turn left go 2 blocks to State Street, turn right, 200 yards, the driveway entrance of the hotel will be on your right Interstate 90/94 West – (Indiana/Indiana Skyway Toll) Take 90/94 West into “Downtown Chicago.” Exit on the Ohio Street exit #50B, which is a one-way street heading East toward the Lake. Go 7-8 blks to Clark Street, turn right. Go 4 blks. to Kinzie Street, turn left. Go 2 blocks to State Street, turn right, 100 yards, the driveway entrance of the hotel will be on your right Interstate I-55 Stevenson Expressway – (Midway Airport take Cicero Ave. north) I-55 northbound, to I-90 west , take to exit 50B- Ohio St .on right - Go 7-8 blks to Clark Street. Turn right go 4 blks. to Kinzie Street, turn left go 2 blocks to State Street, turn right, 200 yards, the driveway entrance of the hotel will be on your right Interstate I-80 : FROM EAST: Take I-80 to I-94 West Exit on Ohio Street exit #50B, which is a one-way street heading East toward the Lake.. Go 7-8 blks to Clark Street. Turn right go 4 blks. to Kinzie Street, turn left go 2 blocks to State Street, turn right, 200 yards, the driveway entrance of the hotel will be on your right FROM WEST: Take I-80 to I-55 North to Chicago @ I-90/94 interchange take I-90/94 west to exit #50B Ohio St. East Go 7-8 blks to Clark Street. Turn right go 4 blks. to Kinzie Street, turn left go 2 blocks to State Street, turn right, 200 yards, the driveway entrance of the hotel will be on your right Lake Shore Drive: FROM SOUTH (Indiana): exit at Illinois/Grand. Turn left onto Grand. Take that 9 blocks to State St. make a left. Stay on State St. for 4 blocks, the driveway entrance will be on your right, pull up and there is a doorman on your right. FROM NORTH: exit at Illinois/Grand. ***DURING CONSTRUCTION AT STATE & GRAND TAKE GRAND AVE. 7 BKS TO RUSH ST.(MARRIOT HOTEL ON RIGHT) TURN LEFT, 2 BKS. TO HUBBARD ST. TURN RIGHT, 2 BKS. TO STATE ST. TURN LEFT, 2 BKS. HOTEL IS ON THE RIGHT Departing from the Hotel Interstate 90/94 West – (O’Hare Airport/North/Northwest/Wisconsin/Minnesota) From the Hotel entrance, turn right on Dearborn go 5bks to Ontario turn left follow approx. 1 ¼ to the entrance ramp for I-90/94 look for appropriate westbound ramp. For O’Hare: Stay on I-90 to I-190 west exit #78 For Milwaukee: Stay on I-94 west I-55 (Midway Airport) From the hotel entrance, turn right on Dearborn go 5 blocks to Ontario. Turn left, follow approximately 1 ¼ to the entrance ramp for I-90/94 look for appropriate eastbound ramp. Go to I-55 (St. Louis), follow to Cicero Avenue south. Exit and make a left (southbound), 4 miles to Midway Airport entrance. I-57 (Memphis, South Suburbs) From the hotel entrance, turn right on Dearborn go 5 blocks to Ontario. Turn left follow approximately 1 ¼ miles to the entrance ramp for I-90/94 look for appropriate eastbound ramp. Follow I-90/94 East to I-57. I-94 east, I-90 (Skyway, Indiana Toll Road) From the hotel entrance, turn right on Dearborn go 5 blocks to Ontario. Turn left, follow approximately 1 ¼ mile to the entrance ramp for I-90/94 look for appropriate eastbound ramp. Follow I-90/94East to I-90 Skyway entrance. I-65 (Indianapolis) From the hotel entrance, turn right on Dearborn go 5 blocks to Ontario. Turn left, follow approximately 1 ¼ mile to the entrance ramp for I-90/94 look for appropriate eastbound ramp. Follow I-90/94East to I-90 Skyway entrance. Take Skyway to I-65, exit #17. I-80 (Iowa) From the hotel entrance, turn right on Dearborn go 5 blocks to Ontario. Turn left follow approximately 1 ¼ to the entrance ramp for I-90/94 look for appropriate eastbound ramp. Follow I-90/94 East to I- 55 S. Take I-55 South to I-80 west. I-290 (West Suburbs)/ I-88 Take Dearborn St. right ½ bk. to Kinzie St. turn left, go 1 bk. to Clark St. turn left- south to Congress Pkwy. (11 bks.) turn right. Congress Pkwy becomes I-290. Take I-290 to I-88 ( Naperville, Oakbrook, Downers Grove). Lake Shore Drive (US-41) From the hotel entrance, turn right on Dearborn go 3 blocks to Illinois. Make a right and follow approximately 9 blocks. Turn left to go North on Lake Shore. Merge right to go South on Lake Shore. .
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