DoubleTree by Hilton Libertyville Mundelein

All of the staff we encountered were friendly and helpful. That you could use to charge phones, IPads etc. It would have been much more efficient for However we encountered 2 problems. 1. There was only one charger For cell phones I pads etc. 2The air-conditioner was so noisy we could not use it.

Value for the $ makes this 5*. Even though the hallways are decorated too dark, they are exceptionally clean. Friendly staff. Rooms big and clean, bthroom has large vanity area, nice updated shower. We get hot breakfast as Diamond members, a perk we appreciate.

Highly displeased with the way they handled our penciled in reservation. We called weeks ahead of anyone else for the spot we needed for our Christmas party. We get an email to inform us that although we were penciled in, there is a company that "always" has that weekend for their Christmas party, and we would have to make a decision (during that phone call). By the way we needed to make a decision without even an idea of what reservations for the conference rooms would be. So, they basically told us take it or leave it without anything to base our decision as it pertains to cost! Then at the same time we didn't get to respond because we were informed that the other company was "already signing"! What the heck! On April 17th I go to check out, the attendant rudely yells from the back room, "I'll be right there!" I was checking out, so I just placed my room cards on the des and I walk over a few feet to grab a cup of coffee (waiting for the attendant). She yells at me from the desk and says, "You need to put your cards in the box yourself!" Ok, no problem. I put them in the box and kindly asked if she would print out a receipt for me. She rudely asks, "Well, what's your room number?" I give it to her, and she says, "I will not print one out because you ordered off of Expedia, which is understandable, but the demeanor from this person was disgusting. I will say, Rita Lavelle and Diane Parker....great people to work with! The Complex Group Sales Director....could use CS training! We've held our annual summit, Sales meeting and our Recognition party along with room blocks for other leadership meetings throughout the years. It was unprofessional to have been treated this way.

My wife and I recently spent a Saturday night at the Doubletree Hotel in Mundelein, IL. We booked the room as part of a hotel block for a wedding that we were attending, so I can’t really comment on the price. The hotel is located on a fairly busy highway with various commercial businesses, including some fast casual restaurants, nearby. The hotel is quite large and has almost 200 rooms. I was told that it was built in the 60’s, but it obviously has had a recent remodel with a Craftsman/Frank Lloyd Wright vibe. The lobby was sort of sparse, but did have some Stickley-style chairs for lounging. Parking and wi-fi is free. There several meeting rooms and a business center, which was temporarily closed. A fitness center and indoor pool are also off the lobby. (We didn’t use any of these amenities.) Breakfast was not included in the room rate, but on-site dining is offered at the Karma Pub. Check-in was courteous and efficient. As is apparently customary at Doubletrees, we were given warmed chocolate chip cookies when we registered. We were assigned room 112 on the first floor, which faced a quiet courtyard. There was a second door to access a dedicated outdoor patio, but there was no furniture outside. (See pic) Maybe it was already. stored for the season? The room was clean and decorated with earth tones in the Craftsman style. All the furniture had a Mission-style to it. A flat screen TV was on a tall two-door cabinet. (There were three small drawers in the cabinet, a dorm-sized refrigerator and a coffee brewer with fixings.). Other furniture included a wide desk with office chair, an upholstered bench along the courtyard window, and a Stickley knock-off lounge chair/ottoman. A fairly small closet contained an iron/ironing board and wall safe. The king-size bed had five pillows. The bed was a little soft, but comfortable. It was flanked by mis-matched nightstands with lamps. There was a digital clock on one. Two power cubes each with four USB ports were also in the room. 
The bathroom was average-sized. The vanity had lots of counter space. The shower was generously sized. There was a hair dryer, wall-mounted toiletries (hand soap, hair/body wash, and body lotion) by Crabtree & Evelyn. Shower pressure and water temperature were fine. Overall, we were very pleased with our stay and would recommend it if you are looking for lodging in the Mundelein/Libertyville area. For more specific details and pictures, visit the hotel’s website.

This hotel was not friendly the carpet in the hallways looked like the never got clean no bathtub in the room no shower soap lotion was inside shower and no black out curtains so the light on the building kept me up all night then the daylight came in . Dogs barked so they didn’t put them all on one floor . No hot tub in pool area. Just not worth the money