The Wyndham Northwest Chicago hotel three miles from the Schaumburg/Woodfield Business District also is conveniently located to the Chancellory office complex. The hotel stands 12 miles from O'Hare International Airport and the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center. For shopoholics, the 250 stores of Woodfield Mall are only five miles away.

This Wyndham occupies a picturesque location alongside a private lake the site of more than 100 weddings a year. In the 12 story atrium lobby, Asian lions flank the entrance while business and leisure travelers sit at tables or on taupe corduroy couches adorned with red pillows with Asian lettering.

For a unique experience, guests can dine at Shula's Steak House and No Name Lounge, which is owned by Don Shula, the former coach of pro football's Miami Dolphins. Menus touting American cuisine are printed on footballs, and black and white football photos cover the walls. The hotel's Daily Grind provides coffee, espresso, tea, bagels, muffins, Danishes and fruit for morning pick me ups. For recreation, the hotel's health club offers personal trainers; indoor pool and spa tub; tennis and basketball courts; and facials, massages and tanning. The Wyndham's backyard tent provides heated or air conditioned space and a stereo system for special events, while corporate travelers can get their work done in a 24 hour business center.

Guest rooms feature comfy pillowtop mattresses, green and ivory striped bedspreads, burgundy print dust ruffles, candy striped benches, high speed Internet access, video game consoles, and fancy Bath and Body Works products.
The Wyndham Northwest Chicago is the perfect choice for business travelers with wheeling and dealing in this part of Chicagoland, but leisure travelers will like being away from the maddening crowds of downtown Chicago 30 minutes away. However, this Chicago suburb has plenty of action, and public transportation has turned getting into downtown an art form.