Name: La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Chicago Gurnee
Address: 5688 Northridge Road, Gurnee, IL
Telephone: (888) 416-0458

Easy Comfort Near the Action in Gurnee

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Chicago Gurnee

Why Concert-goers love it

peaceful at night

24-hour front desk

Who this Hotel is great for

Groups of friends heading to Six Flags by day and concerts by night

Solo travelers seeing a big-name artist at a nearby venue

Couples looking for a fun and easy weekend getaway

Fans wanting a quieter post-concert recovery space with good sleep quality

Budget-conscious music fans who want value without sacrificing comfort

Food and Drink Options

Daily continental breakfast with waffles, pastries, and fruit—great fuel after a late night

No on-site restaurant, but Gurnee Mills’ food court and nearby eateries are a 3-minute drive away

Tea and coffee-making facilities in every room for that late-night or early-morning boost

Nightlife Options

No on-site bar, but local pubs and lounges are within a short drive

Looking for a chill night in? The hotel’s heated indoor pool is open late enough for a post-show soak

What People Say

Guests love the clean, spacious rooms and friendly, helpful staff

Many mention the great location near shopping, Six Flags, and live entertainment

Wi-Fi is fast and reliable—perfect for uploading concert clips

Parking is free and easy, even for larger vehicles

Areas for Improvement

Some guests mention dated decor in common areas—but rooms are clean and functional

There’s no on-site bar or restaurant, so plan ahead for late-night dining

The Bottom Line

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Chicago Gurnee

La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Chicago Gurnee Guest Reviews

Overall Average Score:

Good (3.55 out of 5)

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My stay was wonderful. We...

Liked: It was very clean
Disliked: The curtains were not clean … had questionable stains on them

Very convenient. I’d stay again.

Liked: The breakfast was great. Our room seemed very clean.
Disliked: The walls are apparently paper thin. My husband and I were up most of the night listening to banging (which shook items in our room) and yelling. We thought someone came to talk to them, but they only quieted down temporarily. I would have complained, but I didn’t want to wake up my kids who luckily slept through it. Also, requiring wristbands to use the pool is odd. My kids had a cheer/dance competition and they were not allowed to wear wristband during their performances or else they’d face a deduction.