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Amenity Chart 2021 NACS Show • October 5 2021 NACS Show • October 5 - 8, 2021 • Chicago, IL Page 1 of 3 2021 Amenity Chart Distance to Digital Check- Restaurant Room Complimentary Complimentary Parking Business Fitness Hotel Convention Loyalty Program Pool In on Premises Service Breakfast Internet (subject to change) Center Center Center PEI Headquarter Hotel Self: $38/day Hyatt Regency McCormick Place 0.2 miles World of Hyatt Valet: $54/day PEI Hotels Offsite Self: $53/day Hya tt Regency Chicago 3.2 miles World of Hyatt Valet: $73/day With Marriott Offsite Self: $38/day Marriott Marquis Chicago McCormick Place 0.4 miles Marriott Bonvoy Bonvoy app Valet: $54/day Offsite Self: $52/day Palmer House Hilton 2.4 miles Hilton Honors Valet: $82/day With Marriott Self: $63/day Sheraton Grand Chicago 3.1 miles Marriott Bonvoy Bonvoy app Valet: $73/day Additional Hotels With NACS Room Rates 21c Museum Hotel Chicago (formerly The James) 3.4 miles Accor Live Limitless Valet: $73/day AC Hotel Chicago Downtown 3.3 miles Marriott Bonvoy Self: $53/day Allerton Warwick Hotel 3.5 miles Warwick Journeys Valet: $60/day Offsite Self: $35/day Aloft Chicago Downtown River North 3.4 miles Marriott Bonvoy Valet: $69/day Cambria Hotel Chicago Loop 2.9 miles Choice Privileges Self: $38/day Marriott Bonvoy Offsite Self: $51/day Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile 3 miles Marriott Bonvoy Members Only Valet: $70/day Conrad Chicago 3.2 miles Hilton Honors Valet: $70/day Courtyard Chicago Downtown/River North 3.4 miles Marriott Bonvoy Offsite Self: $50/day Doubletree Chicago Magnificent Mile 3.5 miles Hilton Honors Self: $59/day Self: $48/day Embassy Suites by Hilton Chicago Downtown Magnificent Mile 3.2 miles Hilton Honors Valet: $69/day Embassy Suites Chicago Downtown 3.4 miles Hilton Honors Valet: $69/day Offsite Self: $42/day Fairfield Inn & Suites Chicago Downtown/Magnificent Mile 3.2 miles Marriott Bonvoy Valet: $58/day Offsite Self: $35/day Fairfield Inn & Suites Chicago Downtown/RiverNorth 3.4 miles Marriott Bonvoy Valet: $58/day Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park 2.8 miles Accor Live Limitless Valet: $74/day As of January 2021, due to state regulations, some hotel amenities may be limited, please check the hotels website for additional information. Services and prices are subject to change without notice. 2021 NACS Show • October 5 - 8, 2021 • Chicago, IL Page 2 of 3 2021 Amenity Chart Distance to Digital Check- Restaurant Room Complimentary Complimentary Parking Business Fitness Hotel Convention Loyalty Program Pool In on Premises Service Breakfast Internet (subject to change) Center Center Center Hampton Inn by Hilton Chicago McCormick Place 0.5 miles Hilton Honors Self: $42/day Hampton Inn Chicago Downtown Magnificent Mile 3.3 miles Hilton Honors Offsite Self: $55/day Hampton Inn Chicago Downtown/N Loop/Michigan Ave 2.7 miles Hilton Honors Self: $43/day Self: $65/day Hilton Chicago 1.7 miles Hilton Honors Valet: $79/day Self: $57/day Hilton Garden Inn Chicago Downtown/Magnificent Mile 3.3 miles Hilton Honors Valet: $67/day Hilton Garden Inn Chicago McCormick Place 0.5 miles Hilton Honors Self: $42/day Home 2 Suites by Hilton Chicago McCormick Place 0.5 miles Hilton Honors Self: $42/day Homewood Suites by Hilton Chicago Magnificent Mile 3.3 miles Hilton Honors Valet: $66/day Hotel Cass Magnificent Mile Chicago 3.2 miles IHG Rewards Club Valet: $54/day Hotel Chicago, A Marriott Autograph Collection Hotel 3.2 miles Marriott Bonvoy Valet: $76/day Offsite Self: $43/day Hotel EMC2, Autograph Collection 3.3 miles Marriott Bonvoy Valet: $65/day Hyatt Centric Chicago Magnificent Mile 3.2 miles World of Hyatt Self: $45/day Self: $35/day Hyatt Place Chicago River North 3.3 miles World of Hyatt Valet: $69/day Officsite Self: $35 - InterContinental Chicago Magnificent Mile 3.5 miles IHG Rewards Club $53/day LondonHouse Chicago 2.8 miles Hilton Honors Digita l Key Valet: $72/day Millennium Knickerbocker 3.6 miles MyMillennium Self: $53/day Moxy Chicago Downtown 3.4 miles Marriott Bonvoy Offsite Self: $55/day Omni Chicago Hotel - An All Suite Property 3.2 miles Omni Select Guest Valet: $76/day Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel Chicago 3.1 miles Radisson Rewards Self: $51/day Renaissance Chicago Downtown Hotel 2.9 miles Marriott Bonvoy Offsite Self: $45/day With Marriott Residence Inn Chicago Downtown Magnificent Mile 3.7 miles Marriott Bonvoy Valet: $65/day Bonvoy app With Marriott Residence Inn Chicago Downtown River North 3.2 miles Marriott Bonvoy Self: $35/day Bonvoy app As of January 2021, due to state regulations, some hotel amenities may be limited, please check the hotels website for additional information. Services and prices are subject to change without notice. 2021 NACS Show • October 5 - 8, 2021 • Chicago, IL Page 3 of 3 2021 Amenity Chart Distance to Digital Check- Restaurant Room Complimentary Complimentary Parking Business Fitness Hotel Convention Loyalty Program Pool In on Premises Service Breakfast Internet (subject to change) Center Center Center Royal Sonesta Chicago Riverfront (formerly Wyndham Grand 2.8 miles Sonesta Travel Pass Valet: $69/day Riverfront) With Marriott SpringHill Suites Chicago River North 3.2 miles Marriott Bonvoy Self: $35/day Bonvoy app Swissôtel Chicago 3.1 miles Accor Live Limitless Self: $60/day The Blackstone Hotel, Autograph Collection 1.9 miles Marriott Bonvoy Offsite Self: $65/day Offsite Self: $53/day The Drake, a Hilton Hotel 3.6 miles Hilton Honors Digital Key Valet: $75/day The Silversmith Hotel & Suites 2.4 miles i Prefer Valet: $66/day Self: $50/day The Talbott Hotel 3.7 miles World of Hyatt Valet: $69/day W Chicago Lakeshore 3.6 miles Marriott Bonvoy Valet: $73/day Westin Michigan Avenue Chicago 4.2 miles Marriott Bonvoy Valet: $76/day As of January 2021, due to state regulations, some hotel amenities may be limited, please check the hotels website for additional information. 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