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The area blends commercial activity with residential neighborhoods, offering direct access to Ford City Mall, a major retail complex with over 100 stores, and the Chicago Ridge Theatre for casual entertainment.
Dining options within a 5-minute drive reflect Chicago’s culinary diversity.
Freddy’s Pizza & Pasta on Archer Avenue serves authentic Italian dishes like handmade gnocchi and wood-fired pizzas, while Top Notch Beefburgers on 95th Street has been a local institution since 1942, famous for charbroiled burgers and crispy fries.
For quick meals, Harold’s Chicken Shack on Cicero Avenue offers Chicago-style fried chicken with mild sauce, and La Palapa on Pulaski Road dishes Mexican street tacos and horchata.
Grocery needs are met by Jewel-Osco on Archer Avenue and Cermak Fresh Market on Pulaski Road, enabling guests to utilize in-room kitchens for long-term stays.
Cultural and recreational attractions span urban and historical interests.
The Beverly/Morgan Railroad District, 15 minutes east, features Victorian-era homes and the Givins Irish Castle, a 19th-century limestone mansion.
Marquette Park, 10 minutes south, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted Jr., offers walking trails, a golf course, and summer jazz festivals.
Aviation enthusiasts can explore the Midway Air Museum inside MDW’s Terminal 1, showcasing WWII aircraft models, while art lovers might visit the National Museum of Mexican Art in Pilsen, 20 minutes northeast via I-55. Educational institutions nearby include Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills, offering vocational programs in healthcare and technology, and Saint Xavier University in Mount Greenwood, known for nursing and education degrees.
Corporate travelers will find logistics centers for UPS and Amazon in Hodgkins, while manufacturing facilities like Ford’s Chicago Assembly Plant operate in Hegewisch.
Fitness options range from XSport Fitness on Cicero Avenue, featuring indoor pools and MMA classes, to Midway Plaisance Park, offering ice skating rinks and tennis courts managed by the Chicago Park District.
Transportation to the hotel is highly accessible.
Midway Airport is 10 minutes northeast via South Cicero Avenue, with taxi stands and rental car services available.
Public transit options include CTA Orange Line trains from Midway to downtown Chicago (35 minutes) and Pace Bus Route 386 along 79th Street connecting to suburban hubs.
Ride-sharing services like Uber operate extensively, though a personal vehicle is recommended for exploring regional attractions like Starved Rock State Park (90 minutes west) or Indiana Dunes National Park.
Budget-friendly alternatives in Southwest Chicago include Motel 6 Chicago Midway Airport, Red Roof Inn Chicago Midway Airport, and Suburban Extended Stay Hotel Alsip.
Extended Stay America Chicago Midway receives mixed reviews, with guests praising its 24/7 airport shuttle and pet-friendly policy but occasionally noting limited dining options within walking distance.
Many appreciate the free Wi-Fi and laundry facilities, which offset the lack of daily housekeeping for weekly stays.
For those prioritizing extended stay hotels near Midway Airport Chicago, this property balances airport accessibility with highway connectivity.
Travelers comparing cheap weekly rates hotels Chicago will find its location advantageous for avoiding downtown parking fees.
Those seeking long term stay suites southwest Chicago might value its proximity to industrial employers like Coca-Cola Consolidated.
Lastly, budget-conscious visitors exploring budget monthly stays I-55 area will appreciate competitive rates compared to short-term leases in nearby Oak Lawn or Burbank.
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