How much would the overall price be to host my wedding at the Allerton hotel in chicago with 200 guests?
Q. How much would the overall price be to host my wedding at the Allerton hotel in chicago with 200 guests?
Asked by Derek A - Wed Jan 2 02:57:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There really is no one answer to this. You should talk to the wedding manager at the hotel itself. There are 4-6 things to consider for the reception alone: Reception Venue & Rentals Food & Service Beverages & Bartenders Cake(s) & Cutting Fee Music (you can arrange on your own) Flowers (you can arrange on your own) Plus count on 1-2 or more nights accommodation for selected people of the wedding party and out of town guests. Include pre/post-wedding 'pampering' at the hotel. This is of course all aside from the other wedding costs of attire, rings, ceremony, photography, etc. Hope this helps you!
Answered by therapeuticreiki - Wed Jan 2 03:32:19 2008
Q. How much would the overall price be to host my wedding at the Allerton hotel in chicago with 200 guests?
Asked by Derek A - Wed Jan 2 02:57:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There really is no one answer to this. You should talk to the wedding manager at the hotel itself. There are 4-6 things to consider for the reception alone: Reception Venue & Rentals Food & Service Beverages & Bartenders Cake(s) & Cutting Fee Music (you can arrange on your own) Flowers (you can arrange on your own) Plus count on 1-2 or more nights accommodation for selected people of the wedding party and out of town guests. Include pre/post-wedding 'pampering' at the hotel. This is of course all aside from the other wedding costs of attire, rings, ceremony, photography, etc. Hope this helps you!
Answered by therapeuticreiki - Wed Jan 2 03:32:19 2008
Allerton Hotel in Chicago? Weather in November?
Q. I am planning a getaway to Chicago this coming month, November 2009. I have been looking at the Allerton Hotel in Chicago. Has anybody stayed at this hotel? What can you tell me about it? I would like to see some pictures of it. And also what about the weather in November? Besides it being really cold. What else can I expect? Thank you!
Asked by Junior D - Wed Oct 21 14:52:43 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Allerton has a history with a few notable points: the Tip Top Tap changed names to the Cloud Room. It is now the fitness center and a ballroom. Some recent reviews: The Tip Top Tap and Cloud Room were famous gathering places. They are gone and food is now served far below on the 2nd floor...but only breakfast and lunch. Go elsewhere for dinner. Nov. weather is almost unpredictable. Boaters have water-skied on Thanksgiving but normally it will be cold and wet. be prepared for snow, rain or a combination...snain. Temps between 30F and 45F.
Answered by tichur - Wed Oct 21 15:38:26 2009
Q. I am planning a getaway to Chicago this coming month, November 2009. I have been looking at the Allerton Hotel in Chicago. Has anybody stayed at this hotel? What can you tell me about it? I would like to see some pictures of it. And also what about the weather in November? Besides it being really cold. What else can I expect? Thank you!
Asked by Junior D - Wed Oct 21 14:52:43 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Allerton has a history with a few notable points: the Tip Top Tap changed names to the Cloud Room. It is now the fitness center and a ballroom. Some recent reviews: The Tip Top Tap and Cloud Room were famous gathering places. They are gone and food is now served far below on the 2nd floor...but only breakfast and lunch. Go elsewhere for dinner. Nov. weather is almost unpredictable. Boaters have water-skied on Thanksgiving but normally it will be cold and wet. be prepared for snow, rain or a combination...snain. Temps between 30F and 45F.
Answered by tichur - Wed Oct 21 15:38:26 2009
Need advise from Union Station to Allerton Hotel?
Q. We be arriving at Union Station and want to ask what is the best way to get to the Allerton Hotel on Michigan Ave. There will be 4 people and luggage.Do the taxis have vans or would we need to take 2 taxis.What about busses.Would this be feasable with luggage? Thank you in advance..Bob
Asked by fishwitch44 - Fri May 4 11:02:46 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'd probably have to take a cab, although they do have those new taxi van things, which should be outside the train station. If there isn't one, have one of the other cab drivers see if they can call for one from their company. They should be able to accomodate all that...
Answered by bodinibold - Fri May 4 11:45:26 2007
Q. We be arriving at Union Station and want to ask what is the best way to get to the Allerton Hotel on Michigan Ave. There will be 4 people and luggage.Do the taxis have vans or would we need to take 2 taxis.What about busses.Would this be feasable with luggage? Thank you in advance..Bob
Asked by fishwitch44 - Fri May 4 11:02:46 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'd probably have to take a cab, although they do have those new taxi van things, which should be outside the train station. If there isn't one, have one of the other cab drivers see if they can call for one from their company. They should be able to accomodate all that...
Answered by bodinibold - Fri May 4 11:45:26 2007
Chicago hotel: Allerton vs. Seneca?
Q. I got two decent deals on hotel rooms. I'm not sure which to get. Seneca is $109 for a 1-King sized bed apartment-style room. Allerton is charging $144 for a standard room. I'm not sure which hotel is nicer since I've never been to either. Has anyone been to these hotels? It's only one night, so the whole kitchen deal isn't important. So. Seneca? Or Allerton? Both are located in great areas... they're a hop and a skip away from each other.
Asked by Cochy - Thu Mar 20 16:05:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been to the Allerton. It's just fine, great location, but rooms are kinda small.
Answered by Rich - Fri Mar 21 23:59:15 2008
Q. I got two decent deals on hotel rooms. I'm not sure which to get. Seneca is $109 for a 1-King sized bed apartment-style room. Allerton is charging $144 for a standard room. I'm not sure which hotel is nicer since I've never been to either. Has anyone been to these hotels? It's only one night, so the whole kitchen deal isn't important. So. Seneca? Or Allerton? Both are located in great areas... they're a hop and a skip away from each other.
Asked by Cochy - Thu Mar 20 16:05:23 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have been to the Allerton. It's just fine, great location, but rooms are kinda small.
Answered by Rich - Fri Mar 21 23:59:15 2008
how to get from O'Hare Airport to 700 N Michigan Ave in Chicago using the L?
Q. I'm flying into Chicago on Fri night, and I need to use the L to get from O'Hare to the Allerton Hotel (701 N Michigan Ave.) From what I can gather from the online CTA maps, I need to start out taking the Blue line, but I can't tell how close it will actually get me to my hotel, and/or if I need to transfer to another line in order to not have to walk too far with my luggage. Okay, so... thanks for the first 2 answers, but my friend switched hotels on me, so it is now the Affinia (166 E. Superior.) I noticed that it is still the Blue Line to Chicago Station, but it seems closer than the last hotel, so I'm wondering how far of a walk or a cab ride it would be from the station to the new hotel?
Asked by jerzgrrrl72 - Sun Mar 7 18:03:56 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a lot of luggage and don't feel like climbing stairs with it, then I would suggest taking the Blue Line to Clark/Lake and taking a cab from there. The Clark/Lake station has elevators and escalators while the Chicago station on the Blue Line does not. If you want to take the train most of the way there, then take the Blue Line to Jackson and transfer to a northbound Red Line train (to Howard). Get off at Chicago (this is a different station from Chicago on the Blue Line and this station has an elevator) and walk three blocks east and two blocks south. Your hotel is on the northeast corner of Michigan and Huron. Check for CTA information.
Answered by eBobIllinois - Mon Mar 8 07:20:09 2010
Q. I'm flying into Chicago on Fri night, and I need to use the L to get from O'Hare to the Allerton Hotel (701 N Michigan Ave.) From what I can gather from the online CTA maps, I need to start out taking the Blue line, but I can't tell how close it will actually get me to my hotel, and/or if I need to transfer to another line in order to not have to walk too far with my luggage. Okay, so... thanks for the first 2 answers, but my friend switched hotels on me, so it is now the Affinia (166 E. Superior.) I noticed that it is still the Blue Line to Chicago Station, but it seems closer than the last hotel, so I'm wondering how far of a walk or a cab ride it would be from the station to the new hotel?
Asked by jerzgrrrl72 - Sun Mar 7 18:03:56 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have a lot of luggage and don't feel like climbing stairs with it, then I would suggest taking the Blue Line to Clark/Lake and taking a cab from there. The Clark/Lake station has elevators and escalators while the Chicago station on the Blue Line does not. If you want to take the train most of the way there, then take the Blue Line to Jackson and transfer to a northbound Red Line train (to Howard). Get off at Chicago (this is a different station from Chicago on the Blue Line and this station has an elevator) and walk three blocks east and two blocks south. Your hotel is on the northeast corner of Michigan and Huron. Check for CTA information.
Answered by eBobIllinois - Mon Mar 8 07:20:09 2010
School Dance! Im in charge! Help!!!?
Q. Ok... My middle school decided not to sponcer a dance this year :( So me and a group of ppl have decided to make our own dance. We live in Monticello IL. The Plan is to charge 5.00 per person and that will include pizza and soda. We cant find a location to have it @! Allerton Park would charge 50 bucks per person and all the hotels are the same! The township building wont allow dances! We are really looking forward to this. please help!!! If you can search online and find ANY info please help!!! The school wont let us use the gym. We are donating all profits to cunningham childrens home.
Asked by Cross Country Crazzzzy - Wed Feb 18 17:40:54 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you can use school cafeteria that would be great. Another idea is to maybe do it outside even in good warmer weather. make it a luau (can't spell) easy access to public parks, school grounds, even a parents backyard maybe
Answered by Tink - Wed Feb 18 22:38:14 2009
Q. Ok... My middle school decided not to sponcer a dance this year :( So me and a group of ppl have decided to make our own dance. We live in Monticello IL. The Plan is to charge 5.00 per person and that will include pizza and soda. We cant find a location to have it @! Allerton Park would charge 50 bucks per person and all the hotels are the same! The township building wont allow dances! We are really looking forward to this. please help!!! If you can search online and find ANY info please help!!! The school wont let us use the gym. We are donating all profits to cunningham childrens home.
Asked by Cross Country Crazzzzy - Wed Feb 18 17:40:54 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you can use school cafeteria that would be great. Another idea is to maybe do it outside even in good warmer weather. make it a luau (can't spell) easy access to public parks, school grounds, even a parents backyard maybe
Answered by Tink - Wed Feb 18 22:38:14 2009
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