Best Hotels with a Restaurant in North Side

Dinner Covered After a Long Day

Lincolnshire Marriott Resort leads this list with four separate dining options alongside its golf course and spa, an 8.8 rating built for a multi-night stay where variety at dinner actually matters. Eight taxi-minutes from Par-King Skill Golf and a five-minute walk from Three Embers Restaurant give guests both on-site and nearby options depending on the night. The twenty-five-minute O'Hare taxi run and one-hour-thirty-two-minute transit option are longer than most of this list, a fair trade-off for a property built around a longer resort stay rather than a quick layover between flights.

At an 8.2 rating, Chicago Marriott Suites Deerfield backs restaurant service with a cocktail bar and an outdoor pool, two minutes' walk from Parkway Grill for a second dining option nearby. The all-suite layout means a guest can order in and eat in an actual living space rather than perched on a hotel bed, a small but real comfort after a long day. Eight taxi-minutes from Par-King Skill Golf rounds out a stay that works for both a business trip and a golf weekend, with the suite layout giving room service somewhere better than a bed to land.

Courtyard by Marriott Chicago Deerfield rates 8.0 and pairs its restaurant with a twenty-four-hour gym and indoor pool, three minutes' walk from Portillo's for anyone wanting a well-known Chicago-area chain instead of hotel dining. Nine taxi-minutes from Chicago Botanic Garden and twenty-one from O'Hare, it suits a traveler who wants restaurant flexibility, hotel dining some nights and Portillo's on others, without needing a car for either option most evenings during a multi-night business stay near Deerfield's office corridor. The twenty-four-hour gym pairs well with the restaurant too, a workout before or after dinner without leaving the building at all.

The Glen Club rounds out this list at an 8.2 rating, its restaurant built into an eighteen-hole golf clubhouse rather than a conventional hotel dining room, alongside free breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking. Nine minutes' walk from Kohl Children's Museum, it suits a golf trip or family visit where dinner naturally follows a round or a museum afternoon. Anyone expecting a standard hotel restaurant menu should know this one leans into a clubhouse atmosphere instead, golf crowd and all, which is either a plus or a drawback depending on the trip.

Restaurants attached to North Side hotels lean casual and business-focused, matching the corridor's broader character: expect an American bistro or a hotel dining room built for a quick dinner after meetings, not a chef-driven destination. Lincolnshire and Deerfield carry the strongest concentration of restaurant-equipped properties, likely tied to the same office parks and golf courses that shape this corridor's business and leisure travel alike. The Glen Club is the clear outlier, its restaurant tied to golf rather than hotel dining specifically, worth knowing before booking if a standard hotel restaurant is what a guest actually wants.