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Meridian Township Road Levy Renewal (August 2012)
A Meridian Township Road Levy Renewal measure was on the August 7, 2012 ballot in the township of Meridian, which is in Ingham County.
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This measure sought to renew the current road levy which is set at a rate of $.25 per $1,000 of assessed property value for a further ten years in order to continue to pay for the maintenance and resurfacing of roads in the township.[2]
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|Shall the currently authorized millage rate limitation on the amount of taxes which may be levied against all property in the Charter Township of Meridian, Ingham County, Michigan (currently scheduled to expire at the end of the 2013 calendar year), be renewed at 0.25 mills ($0.25 on each $1,000 of taxable value), to be disbursed to the Charter Township of Meridian to provide funding for the preservation, maintenance and resurfacing of roads within the Township for a period of ten (10) years, 2014 to 2023, inclusive? The estimate of the revenue that the Township would collect from this 0.25 mill renewal in the first year (if levied in 2014) is approximately $390,000.[3]
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Steel manufacturing stocks are trading higher ahead of tomorrow's testimony at a Congressional Steel Caucus hearing. WHAT'S NEW: The United Steelworkers, or USW, will be joining Chief Executive Officers of steel companies and other representatives from the steel industry on Thursday, March 26 on Capitol Hill to testify at a Congressional Steel Caucus hearing on the "State of American Steel." The USW and the steel executives will speak to the state of the steel industry and how policies on trade are impacting manufacturing in the steel industry. WHAT'S NOTABLE: According to the American Iron and Steel Institute, year-to date total and finished steel imports are 7.977M and 6.41M net tons, respectively, up 23% and 36%, respectively, vs. the same period in 2014. In the past month, steelmakers including Nucor (NUE), AK Steel Holding (AKS) and Steel Dynamics (STLD) all issued profit warnings. On March 19, Nucor said "Overall operating performance at the steel mills segment for the first quarter of 2015 is expected to decrease significantly compared to the fourth quarter of 2014," citing lower selling prices and margins resulting from the "exceptionally high level of imports flooding the domestic market." The company also said "Total imports increased 38% in 2014 compared to 2013, with imports accounting for approximately 34% of the total domestic shipments in 2014. Global overcapacity built by state-owned enterprises is the biggest risk factor to our business." This morning, United States Steel Corporation (X) announced plans to consolidate its North American Flat-Rolled operations and temporarily idle its Granite City Works operations. The company noted that the consolidation is a result of challenging market conditions that reflect the cyclical nature of the industry. Global influences in the market like reduced steel prices, unfair trade, imports and fluctuating oil prices, continue to have an impact on the business, the company said. Publicly traded companies in the space including U.S. Steel , AK Steel and Steel Dynamics are all trading higher while Nucor is fractionally lower in midday trading.
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Steel Dynamics sees Q1 adjusted EPS 12c-16c, may not compare to consensus 22c
Steel Dynamics provided Q1 earnings guidance. Excluding approximately $17M, or 4c per diluted share, of estimated premium and related expenses associated with the company's repayment of $350M in senior notes in March, the company provided Q1 adjusted earnings guidance in the range of 12c-16c per diluted share. Including these charges, earnings guidance for Q1 would have been in the range of 8c-12c per diluted share. During Q1, two important industry developments occurred: Domestic steel product pricing declined to levels that are now globally competitive, which the company believes will result in reduced steel import levels beginning in thQ2. Despite continued solid domestic steel consumption, product pricing decreased meaningfully due to delayed customer orders caused by the volatility in scrap prices and inventory buildup related to excessive 4Q14 steel imports. The company believes the surplus inventory can be right-sized in the April and May 2015 timeframe, which coupled with continued demand, should result in increased domestic steel mill utilization. Ferrous scrap pricing declined between 25%-30% during February, which the company believes will benefit metal margin. Ferrous scrap pricing disconnected from iron ore pricing during 2014, as iron ore prices declined dramatically, while scrap prices remained relatively unchanged. Historically these commodities are highly correlated; therefore, a sharp decline in scrap prices was not unexpected.
March 16, 2015
Steels stocks lower after report of rising China exports, analyst note
Steel stocks are lower after a Wall Street Journal report on increasing Chinese steel exports and an analyst note that lowered price targets on the sector. WHAT'S NEW: A Wall Street Journal report from Sunday night pointed out that China's steel exports rose 63% to 9.2M tons in January from a year earlier. China produces as much steel as the rest of the world combined and as the country's growth slows it is shipping its excess steel overseas, resulting in lower prices and spurring steel producers around the globe to seek government protection. ANALYST VIEW: In a note to investors, Jefferies said steel fundamentals stayed challenging throughout the first quarter and the firm lowered its price targets on a number of names in the sector to account for its reduced estimates. Jefferies lowered its price target on U.S. Steel (X) to $21 from $26, cut its price target on Schnitzer Steel (SCHN) to $17 from $20, reduced its price target on Nucor (NUE) to $57 from $61, and trimmed its target on AK Steel (AKS) to $3.75 from $4.75. Jefferies noted that a majority of its contacts expect steel prices to trough sometime in the second quarter and the firm said it believes "mini-mill" producers like Steel Dynamics (STLD) and Nucor are best positioned in the group. PRICE ACTION:In midday trading, United States Steel is down 1.24%, AK Steel is lower by 2%, Schnitzer Steel Industries is down 4.3%, Steel Dynamics is down 0.96%, and Nucor is up fractionally.
China steel exports set to rise from last year's level, WSJ says
As China's economy slows it is exporting its excess steel in greater amounts and is causing a backlash from other steel producers who are seeking government protection from falling prices, says the Wall Street Journal. China's steel exports in January were up 63% to 9.2M tons from a year earlier, added the Wall Street Journal. Publicly traded companies in the space include U.S. Steel (X), AK Steel (AKS), Steel Dynamics (STLD) and Nucor Corporation (NUE).
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Jefferies said steel fundamentals stayed challenging throughout Q1 and the firm lowered its price targets on a number of names in the sector to account for its reduced estimates. Jefferies lowered its price target on U.S. Steel to $21 from $26, cut its price target on Schnitzer Steel (SCHN) to $17 from $20, reduced its price target on Nucor (NUE) to $57 from $61 and trimmed its target on AK Steel to $3.75 from $4.75. Jefferies noted that a majority of it contacts expect steel prices to trough sometime in Q2 and the firm said it believes "mini-mill" producers like Steel Dynamics (STLD) and Nucor are best positioned in the group.
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"America will continue to decline until we stop taking from those who work and giving to those who don't want to work."
That sounds like "socialism" (the kind decried by the GOP)-- pursuing policies that allow workers to reap profits, but not the rentier class.
Not sure if I fully understand your reply (??) My point is this...how much longer can America keep taking form those who work and then giving their money to lazy folks? We face a Greek style debt induced economic collapse if we don't change our ways.
I have no dog in this fight but don't have any problem understanding the idea that it is wage earners rather than Wall Street and other capitalists and rentiers who ought be be looked after. But may be someone who chooses a pseudonym which suggests you have no idea how difficult it is to get a job in much of the USA, especially if tied to a house where you are close to negative equity and can't afford to move (a legacy of the Bush Administration which also gave you the truly imposing financial burden of ill planned and unnecessary war) really doesn't have a clue. At least Obama opposed Bush's stupid warmaking. If it weren't for the Bush tax cuts at the same time as launching disastrously expensive wars Obama might, if allowed by Congress, had some ammunition to deal with what Bushies, Wall Street and the crummy low life of housing finance bequeathed him
What he's saying is that those who make their money off capital gains are not working for a living. Rather, they are living off the labor of others. Personally, I wouldn't go quite that far, but he does have a point in that there is no reason that those who work should pay a higher tax rate than those who merely clip coupons. (Yes, I know nobody actually does that any more. But I expect you are old enough to at least be familiar with the phrase.)
Agree completely. Those hundreds of billions of Wall Street welfare should never have happened or happen again.
Take from the taxpayer and then rescue these lazy, incompetent folks. They sat on their asses with no understanding of the garbage they created, packaged and sold to the globe.
Time for Wall Street to actually work for a living and make their own money.
Ah, yes, those lazy old people and retirees whose savings and pensions were wiped out in the financial collapse and now living on social security, the handicapped, disabled and retired veterans, those thrown out of their homes because they cannot find any work at all, women with small children who have been abandoned . . . I assume those are the kinds of lazy folks to which you refer.
Probably the saddest part of your post is that I have no doubt whatsoever that you consider yourself to be a 'born again' christian who professes to have Jesus in your heart. A shame you ignore his teachings, but that, I am afraid, is the sorry state of American conservatism.
Yeah, and also giving free air space to lazy minds.
I worked for an ambulance co. that provided 911 & medical transports for three counties in NY. The welfare abuse is OUT OF CONTROL. It is the underlying cause of our run away healthcare costs.
Let's take your points one at a time.
Retiees: the old couple who are having end of life issues, call 911 for lift assistance at 3AM. Scenario 1: misjudged the walker fell uninjured to the floor, pick them up help them to the bathroom bring them back to bed. 2: on the floor with soiled under garments, pick them up clean them up put them back in bed. 3: on the floor injured pick them up and bring them to the hospital. Should our taxes pay for this, absolutely that is what social "safety" nets are for. Now let's look at a residence that has three generations living in the housing " givin" to people over 65. You enter to see a group of healthy individuals gathered around a flat screen TV larger that the one you can afford and they point to the back bedroom where Gandma is. Grandma isn't feeling well and needs to see a doctor. Nobody around the TV can be bothered to take her so they call 911. After being treated in the ED the Dr. fills out paperwork stating a medical necessity requireing transport via ambulance back to her residence because they know no one will come pick them up and they don't have money for a taxi. In NYS this two way taxi ride amounts to a $1200 bill to U.S. taxpayers since Medicare/medicaid is federally funded. Multiply this a few hundred times per municipal area then again by MSA(metropolitan statistical area) check U.S. census.gov for a definition and you will soon realize it's a BIG honkin annual bill. Now before you accuse me of being racist judging by your assumption that the other comintator is"born again" this is an issue of economics as these calls originate from low income housing, which can be either trailer parks( predominately white) or urban housing(predominately black).
Disabled: legitimate disabilities abound, severe job site injuries, mental or genetic disorders but an increasing amount of people ARE manipulating the system. Several "incidences" at work that lead to a cronic back injury and eventually the squeaky wheel gets on perminate disability. The sad truth is that this can lead to end of life issues I would not wish on my worst enemy. Sedentary life = obesity = diebeties = multiple organ system failure = long term care facility( think "One flew over the coocoo's nest) where they end up intubated with a gastric feeding tube a foley catheter and a colostomy bag being kept alive not out of any compassion for the individual but because you guessed it they receive a check from medicaid/ Medicare as long as they are alive. Don't believe me? Find one in your area and if you can get in to the general population areas you will find wings of the facility that are restricted for patient "safety"
As to the " abandoned" women with small children wake up and smell the roses. That IS their vocation. If you are under 18 and are pregnant the state gives you everything housing, food, clothing and the more kids you have the more money they get. By the by food "stamps" no longer exists what you get is a prepaid visa debit card. Next time your at the supermarket and you use your debit card ask them for cash back and you have discovered the loophole everyone on welfare already knows. And if you think that the overburdened under paid social services keeps tabs on all this? Ha ha ha ha ha.
Repulicans love to complain about immigrants taking jobs from Americans, the truth is that the Americans who could do those low wage low skill jobs already have one living of welfare!
I think you dont grasp the concept of investment and how people get money, so I'll go slow if I give you $100 to invest in your company, you make a profit then I make a profit (I cash out on the profit - capital gain)but my $100 (or whatevers left) is still at risk. This isnt living off the labor this allows labor to exist and grow. however a flat tax would end all this.
Investment: I put some of my money into your company, so you can expand and grow your business. I make money if you make money. My money is at risk if your business fails. Nobody is faulting this, as far as I can tell.
Bain: I take over your company, load it up with debt, take out the cash so raised as profits. Which leaves you to either sink or swim with the new burden. I don't have money still at risk, because I took out everything I put in and more. Does that fit your concept of investing? Becasue I'm afraid that it doesn't fit mine.
again you lack an understanding of venture capital Bain isn't taking companies like walmart that are profitable, it's taking companies already on the edge of failing. Yes buying a company loading it up with debt is an effective way to maximumize profits, any chance you have examples of this from Bain? On the other hand, buying a company that's on the brink selling off the cancer parts to make a smaller profitable company makes a lot of sense wouldn't you say.


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Final Score: Washington 91, Indiana 78
Washington, DC (SportsNetwork.com) - The Washington Wizards caught the Indiana
Pacers fresh off an emotional win and took it to them for 48 minutes.
The road has not been kind of late to the Eastern Conference-leading Pacers.
John Wall scored 20 points, Marcin Gortat had 17 points and 12 rebounds and
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Pastor's book heats up debate over heaven, hell
Is Mahatma Gandhi in hell?
That's the question that helped start one of the year's biggest controversies in the evangelical Christian world.
It started in 2007, when the Mars Hill Bible Church -- a 10,000-member evangelical megachurch in Grandville, Mich. -- put on an art exhibit about the search for peace in a broken world.
Included in the exhibit was a quotation from Gandhi. A visitor to the exhibition stuck a note next to it. "Reality check," it said. "He's in hell."
When Mars Hill pastor Rob Bell saw the note, he asked himself: "Really? Gandhi's in hell? We have confirmation of this? Somebody knows this? Without a doubt?"
Bell used the incident at the beginning of his controversial bestseller, Love Wins: A Book About Heaven, Hell, and the Fate of Every Person Who Ever Lived.
Released in March, the book ignited a firestorm of criticism. Bell was accused of watering down the Bible and undermining the faith. He was called a heretic and a universalist -- the belief that everyone goes to heaven, no matter who they are or what religion they believe in.
Among the most severe critics was Albert Mohler Jr., president of the influential Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ken.
Mohler charged Bell with using his book to "unravel the Bible's message and to cast doubt on its teachings... tragically, his message will confuse many believers as well as countless unbelievers."
Popular blogger Justin Taylor of the Gospel Coalition, a network of churches that aims to promote "gospel-centred ministry," wrote that Bell's views are "dangerous and contrary to the word of God... if Bell doesn't believe in eternal punishment, then he doesn't think sin is an offence against a holy God."
But others welcomed Bell's fresh thinking about the subject of eternal destiny.
"In Love Wins, Rob Bell tackles the old heaven-and-hell question and offers a courageous alternative answer," said Brian McLaren, author of A New Kind of Christianity.
"Love Wins is, to my eye, a love note to and about Jesus the Christ," said Religion News Service reporter Kathleen Falsani. "God put Bell here to tell people -- by any and all means necessary -- how much God loves them. And that there is nothing they can do to make God love them more or less. That is the 'Good News' of Jesus."
Richard Mouw, president of Fuller Theological Seminary, called Love Wins "a great book, well within the bounds of orthodox Christianity and passionate about Jesus."
Bell, he added, is calling Christians away from "a stingy orthodoxy to a generous orthodoxy... there are stingy people who just want to consign many others to hell and only a few to heaven and take delight in the idea. But Rob Bell allows for a lot of mystery in how Jesus reaches people."
What did Bell say to generate such passionate debate? In a nutshell, he challenges the traditional notion that although God has created billions of people over thousands of years, only Christians get to go to heaven. All the rest suffer eternally in hell.
"A staggering number of people have been taught that a few select Christians will spend forever in a peaceful, joyous place called heaven, while the rest of humanity spends forever in torment and punishment in hell with no chance for anything better," he writes in the book.
How, he asks, could that possibly be good news? And why would God diligently and arduously seek to win people to faith while alive, only to condemn them to eternal punishment and torment one second after they died?
This belief, he says, "is misguided and toxic and ultimately subverts the contagious spread of Jesus' message of love, peace, forgiveness and joy that our world desperately needs to hear."
For Bell, "the centre of the Christian tradition since the first church has been the insistence that history is not tragic, hell is not forever, and love, in the end, wins."
For non-Christians, this debate is irrelevant. But for many Christians, it strikes at the foundation of faith. What if, as Bell writes, "the story of heaven and hell we have been taught is not, in fact, what the Bible teaches? What if what Jesus meant by 'heaven,' 'hell,' and 'salvation' are very different from how we have come to understand them?"
What makes Love Wins doubly challenging for some evangelicals is that Bell is not an atheist, or even a liberal -- he's one of the most influential evangelical leaders in North America today.
As for the controversy, Bell admits to growing weary of all the criticism.
"When you give your life to trying to communicate the love of God that Jesus came to give us, to a world that I desperately believe needs to hear good news, and (have) a number of people say you are a threat and anathema to that message, that just simply hurts at a really basic human heart level," he said in an interview.
All he wanted to do is share a simple message: "God's love never quits."
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I've got something embarassing but it didn't happen to me(Thank God) but to one of my friends. It was like in eight grade and we were like playing tag in the hall way coming from class. And my friend had one of those rolling book-bags and he hit me and started running. He was thinking he was making a clean get away but the janitor had just finished mopping and the tile was wet. So as soon as he hit the wet tile he ended up laying flat on his back, sliding across the floor a good while and smacking himself really hard into the wall. I couldn't stop laughing and the class couldn't stop either. I felt so sorry for him but it just was so hilarious.
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Having a sudent walk into the band room and fall over when they saw my hair.
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Well now that this is "Most Embarassing things" and not "Most Emabarassing trip" i have a LOT more stories to tell. I can tell i'll be posting a lot on this thread... omg... Anyway, here goes, this had just recently happened. I'm in my Global class (global is basically the same as history), and this girl who almost every guy in the school thinks is really hot and wants to be with, well there was an accident that she had. The only thing i'll say as to not be too specific for members not old enough to understand is that it was her "time of the month." Then she quickly asked if she could go to the bathroom then came back with her jean jacket around her waist. Sure it happened to her but being a guy, just barely catching a glimpse of what happened, it was still very embarassing for me! I'm really shy and stuff so... Anyway it's one of the most embarassing things that's ever happened to me so far.
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The data also indicate that the adult children of immigrants are exceeding their parents' income and educational levels.
The increase in education levels "is good news because it shows that immigrants are getting a foothold," says William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution. "The downside is we're bringing in a lot of lower-skilled people, too."
Tracking the success of immigrants and their children is critical at a time when U.S. immigration is at a record high. More than 34 million people in the USA, or almost one in eight, were born in another country, according to the government's survey of 62,500 households in March 2004. About 6 million arrived since 2000, 59% of them from Latin America and 23% from Asia. If the pace continues, immigration could hit more than 14 million this decade, up from the previous high of 12 million in the 1990s.
"A key question surrounding current immigration is: Is this wave of immigrants going to integrate like previous waves?" says Jeffrey Passel, demographer at the Pew Hispanic Center, a research group in Washington. "You hear things like, 'My grandparents learned English, why can't these people?' These immigrants are learning English."
Of the 3.4 million immigrants age 25 or older who arrived from 2000 to 2004, 30.7% were high school dropouts. That compares with 33.2% of the 3.5 million who came from 1995 to 2000, says Dowell Myers, a demographer at the University of Southern California. And more recent arrivals are college-educated: 34.3% had a bachelor's degree or higher, compared with 32.5% in the late 1990s.
Of the foreign-born Hispanics age 25 and over who arrived since 2000, about 13% had bachelor's degrees or more compared with 9% of those who came in the 1990s, according to Frey's analysis. Almost 65% of Asian newcomers had college degrees, up from 49%.
"Why are so many more immigrants now highly skilled?" Myers says. "Is it because the U.S. educational system is not putting out as many high-skilled workers? Do we have to import more workers?"
The government issued 195,000 visas a year to specialized, college-educated foreign workers sponsored by employers in 2001, 2002 and 2003, triple the norm.
The Center for Immigration Studies says an economic downturn after 2000 did not slow immigration. The non-profit group backs reducing immigration levels.
The Census data for the first time include demographic and socioeconomic profiles of "second-generation" Americans, those who have at least one foreign-born parent. More of them have college degrees and higher incomes than their parents.
The adult children of Asian and Hispanic immigrants are "more likely to live in the suburbs, live in their own homes and be college grads," Frey says. "They're basically achieving the American dream."


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They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.3 Room cleanliness
4.3 Service & staff
4.0 Room comfort
4.1 Hotel condition
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Mar 30, 2015
Beautiful hotel with nice amenities in the middle of the Michigan Ave activity. Close to shopping, parks, theatres, and restaurants. The only thing we didn't like is that they charge for internet access which was surprising at a Marriott...
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Missouri
Excellent downtown location.Posted Mar 27, 2015
Pros: Mr. Glover was awesome help guiding us to an excellent seafood/steak restaurant and securing a reservation. All were helpful with directions.
Cons: Adding a whirlpool/hot tub.
Location: Close to RPM Italian and Eddy V's. Both great places to eat. Access to shopping was phenomenal. Lobby lounge had great bartenders and food great.
My only two complaints about this property were the lack of a hot tub/whirlpool and having to pay for the internet. I have arthritis and walking the Mag Mile is hard but without a whirlpool I found myself having to use more medication than I would have liked.
by A verified traveler
Over priced and over ratedPosted Mar 24, 2015
Pros: The location was excellent and staff overall friendly.
Cons: The rooms were HORRIBLE - should have stayed at a Motel 6.
The room was small and worn. I booked a premium city view upgrade. The film on the windows was peeling and windows were filthy, could not see the view. The description of the room/photography on line did not come close to the room I was assigned. I inquired several times as to why such a disparaging discrepancy, I am still not satisfied I actually received the room I booked and not some garbage left in their inventory. The AC did not work. The room was suffocating hot to the point of unbearable.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Nice downtown location easy walk to shoppingPosted Mar 24, 2015
Great check in process and great customer service!
for Familiesby A verified traveler
Family get togetherPosted Mar 23, 2015
Pros: Everything. A great downtown location close to everything.
Cons: Maybe another waitress in the lounge area at cocktail hour but nothing drastic. She was very friendly and working extremely hard to get to everybody.
Location: Shopping, eating, walking to the Navy Pier, close to the theater district...it's all perfect.
A wonderful place to stay with a great all around staff. From check-in to getting a cab to the entire staff was friendly and very helpful.
by A verified travelerfrom Chicago
Diappointing RoomPosted Mar 19, 2015
Pros: The staff were helpful and courteous.
Cons: The furniture and fixtures in the rooms really need to be refreshed. Another thing that was below par was that there was no fan in the bathroom.
Location: Great location.
I was disappointed in this room. It was TINY!! The funishings and fixtures had seen better days. There was only one small towel rack inside the shower. There was no bathroom fan. I was expecting more from a hotel on the Magnificent Mile.
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Donna, Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts regarding your stay. I was very pleased to see that you were happy with the overall demeanor of the staff that you encountered during your time with us. I hope we will have the opportunity to win your confidence in the Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile and the opportunity to âHost You Brilliantlyâ if your travels should bring you back to this area.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Nice hotel in a great location.Posted Mar 16, 2015
Hotel exceeded expectations. Great location and extremely friendly and helpful staff.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Milwaukee, WI
Big Ten Tourney HotelPosted Mar 16, 2015
Pros: Location, cleanliness
Cons: Pool could have been better
Location: Shopping and eating on Michigan Avenue
Exciting to stay where a team from the Big Ten Tournament was staying. Fun to be right on Michigan Avenue too.
by A verified travelerfrom Winnipeg, MB
Right on Magnificent MilePosted Feb 28, 2015
Staff was helpful and rooms were well cared for but small. We were expecting a larger room. Expedia site said king AND 2 doubles but it is king OR 2 doubles. Very misleading since we were 4 adults so it was tight. Being right on Magnificent Mile was great.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Indiana
A Wonderful Hotel in the Heart of ChicagoPosted Feb 25, 2015
Pros: The location on Michigan Ave, proximity to Navy Pier, the fitness room, the complementary fresh fruit in the fitness area, the friendly staff
Cons: Although we turned the heat down, the room was still too warm and very drya very pleasant
We had a very pleasant visit with our son and daughter-in-law. They live in Minnesota and we in Indiana so Chicago was a nice compromise location. We enjoyed shopping along Michigan Avenue and dining at Margaritaville on Navy Pier. All of us utilized the fitness room each morning.