im coming over from london to a game this season and i need a good place to put my head down after the game..whats a good hotel to stay at?? maybe near the ground and lake...thanks

bear down.......

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stay away from the Best Western at Ontario and Ohio, last time i stayed there they were having a huge party next door, and i woke in the morning to see the medical examiner taking someone out of there in a body bag

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sounds like a party town.......thanks will keep in mind but its all about the $$$ and location.

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packers can kiss my cheese head...

I hope to be abe to get game tickets and come to Chicago as well for the two Novemeber home games, plan just to use expedia, lastminute.com etc etc to see if i can find a deal

on a shamless slef plugging note if you have facebook

follow this link a small group at present but the moe members we get the more we can talk bars in london to show the bears games.

As for location not sure but some of the L train lines run 24/7 so as long you stay near them getting around is fairly easy.


Dave

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You should check out the accommodations at the world famous Cabrini Green.  It's conveniently located near downtown and Soldier Field. 

TrojanRich:

You should check out the accommodations at the world famous Cabrini Green.  It's conveniently located near downtown and Soldier Field. 

Well it is way north of Soldier Field, And think what you want, The place is cleaned up and very little crime.

Badgers and Bears:

TrojanRich:

You should check out the accommodations at the world famous Cabrini Green.  It's conveniently located near downtown and Soldier Field. 

Well it is way north of Soldier Field, And think what you want, The place is cleaned up and very little crime.

and very little number of people left there...LOL

Robert Taylor has some homes that are pretty good...just a "shot" from the lake......

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this place is old but cheap, or at least was, when I stayed there in 2006.

It's easy to get to the Red line from there too, which will take you to Roosevelt Road, and you can walk from there to the stadium:

http://daysinnchicago.net/

Just got back from london myself (stayed near the gloucester road station). Great place!

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Ole69:

this place is old but cheap, or at least was, when I stayed there in 2006.

It's easy to get to the Red line from there too, which will take you to Roosevelt Road, and you can walk from there to the stadium:

http://daysinnchicago.net/

Just got back from london myself (stayed near the gloucester road station). Great place!

i think thats the place where the manager actually trains the cockroaches to carry off your luggage in the middle of the night.

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SAYERS5140:

Ole69:

this place is old but cheap, or at least was, when I stayed there in 2006.

It's easy to get to the Red line from there too, which will take you to Roosevelt Road, and you can walk from there to the stadium:

http://daysinnchicago.net/

Just got back from london myself (stayed near the gloucester road station). Great place!

i think thats the place where the manager actually trains the cockroaches to carry off your luggage in the middle of the night.

in lincoln park? mmmmkay.......

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Ole69:

SAYERS5140:

Ole69:

this place is old but cheap, or at least was, when I stayed there in 2006.

It's easy to get to the Red line from there too, which will take you to Roosevelt Road, and you can walk from there to the stadium:

http://daysinnchicago.net/

Just got back from london myself (stayed near the gloucester road station). Great place!

i think thats the place where the manager actually trains the cockroaches to carry off your luggage in the middle of the night.

in lincoln park? mmmmkay.......

yeah well all i know is when i woke up in the morning their were thousands of tiny little footprints on the floor and my suitcases were gone, you do the math

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terrybear:

sounds like a party town.......thanks will keep in mind but its all about the $$$ and location.

if you're coming from london, you'll think you're getting a deal no matter whee you decide to stay.

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I just booked my room at Congress Plaza. I like it an for onbly 129.00 a night for Bears weekend it fits my budget.




http://congressplazahotel.reachlocal.net/

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so you no thinky? then ya trip and fall over your slinky all the way down the stairs and break your pinky, wake up in da morning with your breath nice and stinky, get arrested and thrown in the clinky?

i stayed there once years ago while the circus was in town, there was an animal trainer in room next to me, he kinda reminded me of Marlin Perkins ya know the guy from Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, i don't know what the heck was going on in that room that night, but there was alot of screeching and screaming and banging going on all night long, the next morning when i checked out the police were there with animal control, they were there to remove several dead monkeys that were all dressed in lingerie from Victoria's Secret. 

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