Doesn't Recommend

ajuice18

Joined 6 years ago

Not worth the bill. At least my room was not. I heard that some of the rooms were re-done with new TV's but mine is not one of them. My co-worker got one of the nicer rooms, I...not so much. Funny thing is we are both paying $170+ a night.

Other then that the hallways smell like they are doused in pinesol, and my TV crackles on HBO. Great looking hotel from the outside, but not worth more then $120 a night in the non-upgraded rooms. They also make you pay for internet access, which I know expensive hotels make you do, although it is still annoying.

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Joined 10 years ago

European ambience and American luxury combine at this centrally located suburban hotel.. The Scene
You'll know you've arrived at a special place when you enter the Frontenac Hilton's two-story lobby. With two curving staircases and crystal chandeliers, this Hilton hotel wants guests to experience European ambience with American luxury.

What to Do
Just steps from the hotel is one of the area's most prestigious shopping centers, Plaza Frontenac, with such stores as Neiman-Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and Williams-Sonoma. When you tire of shopping, buy a cappuccino and relax in the four-screen movie theater for the most current foreign and art films. Dine back at the hotel in the Provinces Restaurant, which can please the palate with anything from trout to tenderloin. If you're looking for something less formal, peek in on the grill and its happy-hour buffet and big-screen TV.