CHICAGO, July 18, 2016 -- The Chicago summer festival and concert seasons have arrived and the Marriott Chicago at Medical District/UIC is preparing for concert goers young and old with relaxing and comfortable accommodations with free shuttle service to and from the festivals and concert sites including Union Park, United® Center, and Douglas Park freeing guests from the hassles of parking.
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Conveniently located on campus at The University of Illinois at Chicago, the Marriott Chicago at Medical District/UIC is on the corner of Ashland and Harrison. Within walking distance to United® Center, complete with oversized rooms giving guests plenty of space to relax. Sleep well with our indulgent bedding that is sure to cradle you after a long day.
For our guests who wish to stay connected during their stay, high-speed Internet access and an advanced jack pack to connect all of your devices in every guestroom. With Marriott's in-room entertainment system, make the most of your mobile devices and stream your favorite subscriptions, such as Netflix®, straight to our 37" plasma screen televisions. Work and data port stations are available in each room, as well as a mini fridge, personal safe, iron, ironing board, ample outlets, and windows that open.
Our oversized guest bathrooms, with ample light and counter space, make you feel at home in the city. Make every day a spa day with our Thann Hair & Skincare bath products.
Choose a short walk to a concert at United Center® or take advantage of our shuttle service offered every 30 minutes from 6:30AM until 10:30PM. Return service is on demand with a simple phone call to the hotel.
"We are recommending fans to book early to take advantage of our location, shuttle, and comfortable oversized guestrooms," said Camille Garcia, Director of Sales for Marriott Chicago at Medical District/UIC. "Being a part of a concert experience starts with selecting the right hotel that is convenient for your needs.
Our downtown hotel is convenient to Rush University and Medical Center and Chicago's biggest attractions, including the United Center®, Garfield Conservatory and the University of Illinois at Chicago, and offers quick access to the Medical District. Work, play or relax in our Great Room lobby, or workout in our fitness center. Our restaurant, Rook's Corner: an American Bistro, features a menu of eclectic contemporary dishes served in a warm setting. With almost 5,000 sq. ft. of indoor and outdoor event space, we're the perfect venue for your next meeting or function.
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About Marriott Hotels
With 500 hotels and resorts in nearly 60 countries around the world, Marriott Hotels is evolving travel through every aspect of the guest's stay, enabling the next generation to Travel Brilliantly. Boldly transforming itself for mobile and global travelers who blend work and play, Marriott leads the industry with innovations, including the Greatroom, Future of Meetings and Mobile Guest Services that elevates style & design and technology. All Marriott hotels participate in the award winning Marriott Rewards frequent travel program that allows members to earn hotel points or airline miles for every dollar spent during each stay. For more information, visit www.MarriottHotels.com. To join the ongoing Marriott conversation, like us on Facebook (Facebook.com/Marriott) and follow us on Twitter (Twitter.com/Marriott, @Marriott).
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CONTACT: Chicago Marriott at Medical District/UIC
625 South Ashland Avenue at Harrison Street
Chicago, IL 60607
1-312-491-1234
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