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This accessible 388 sq. ft. Room at Marriott Marquis Chicago offers sweeping Lake Michigan views and a calm, climate-controlled retreat. Thoughtfully proportioned, the room’s layout provides clear circulation for mobility needs while still feeling welcoming for families or small groups, sleeping up to 4 guests.
Choose between one King Bed or two Queen Beds, each on a pillowtop mattress with a pillow menu and alarm clock for personalized comfort; bed sheets are changed on request. The private bathroom is designed for accessibility and convenience, featuring tile flooring, a transfer shower and a shower/bathtub combination, a height-adjustable showerhead, grab bar near the toilet and a raised toilet seat. Additional accessibility details include lever door handles, a low-height door lock, low-height bathroom electrical outlets and a low-height view port in the door.
In-room amenities complete the experience with a 55-inch LCD TV with satellite programming and closed captioning, designer toiletries, shampoo, soap, towels and a hair dryer. The room is wheelchair accessible and offers climate-controlled heating and air conditioning for year-round comfort. Please note rollaway/extra beds are not available; the room is set to accommodate up to 4 guests as shown.






























The room is described with sweeping Lake Michigan views. The hotel sits in Chicago's South Loop neighborhood, overlooking the lake. Which view you get depends on the room assigned, so request a lake-facing room at booking.
The private bathroom has tile flooring, a transfer shower alongside a shower/bathtub combination, and a height-adjustable showerhead. There is a grab bar near the toilet and a raised toilet seat, and the electrical outlets are set at a low height. Designer toiletries, shampoo, soap, towels and a hair dryer are provided.
The room is wheelchair accessible. It has lever door handles, a low-height door lock, a low-height view port in the door and closed-captioned TV. The layout leaves clear circulation space, and high pile carpet covers the bedroom area. The hotel also offers accessible and van-accessible parking, plus valet parking for vehicles outfitted for drivers who use wheelchairs.
The hotel connects directly by skywalk to McCormick Place and Wintrust Arena, about 0.1 miles or 2 minutes on foot. That is helpful if you need a step-free route to events. The Cermak-McCormick Place Green Line station is roughly a 10-minute walk away, and the McCormick Place Metra station is nearby.
Woven and Bound serves Midwestern-inspired American fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner. 2121 Pantry offers coffee and grab-and-go meals, and Showroom Food Hall has several casual counters. 24-hour room service is also available. Breakfast is not complimentary, so budget for it separately.
There is no on-site pool. Guests do have a complimentary fitness center on the fourth floor, with floor-to-ceiling windows and Lake Michigan views. It has treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, rowing machines, weight machines and free weights, and many booking sites describe it as open 24 hours.
Check-in is at 4:00 PM and check-out is at noon. The minimum check-in age is 21, and you will need government-issued photo ID and a credit or debit card for incidentals. On-site self parking runs about $39–$40 per day and valet roughly $54–$60 per day. The hotel has no airport shuttle. Midway is about 9.7 miles away and O'Hare about 20.7 miles.
Guests can choose 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds, both dressed with a pillowtop mattress and a pillow menu for added comfort. The 388 sq. ft. room is built to sleep up to 4 guests, making it workable for a couple who wants extra space or a small family traveling together, though a rollaway or extra bed cannot be added, so plan your party size around the existing bedding.
This room carries the same in-room comforts found across Marriott Marquis Chicago's room collection — a 55-inch LCD TV with satellite, individual climate control, and a pillow menu — while layering in a full set of mobility features such as a transfer shower, grab bars, lever door handles and low-height fixtures that standard rooms do not include. It's effectively the hotel's standard comfort level built around a wheelchair-accessible layout.
The flexible King or 2 Queen bedding and 4-guest capacity work well for couples prioritizing accessibility or for a small family traveling together. For longer stays, bed sheets can be changed on request and the climate-controlled bedroom with high pile carpet adds a homier feel, though because an extra bed isn't an option here, larger groups should look at sizing their stay around the existing two-bed-type setup.
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