All-Inclusive Resorts in Illinois, United States | From 170$/Night

Chicago The Hotel & Athletic Club At Midtown

GurneeGreat Wolf Lodge Chicago/Gurnee

LincolnshireLincolnshire Marriott Resort

Top All-Inclusive Resorts in Illinois

Insights pulled from guest reviews collected over the past year

Urban Adventure Retreats:

The Hotel & Athletic Club At Midtown

Family Fun Destinations:

Great Wolf Lodge Chicago/Gurnee

Nature Escapes:

Lincolnshire Marriott Resort

Answers to Common Questions About Resorts in Illinois

To know more about places to stay in Illinois, read these 5 answers to FAQs.

Which all-inclusive resorts in Illinois have family-friendly amenities?

Great Wolf Lodge Chicago/Gurnee is highly rated for families, featuring indoor water parks, kid-friendly activities, and spacious suites. It's ideal for keeping children entertained.

What's the average nightly rate at all-inclusive resorts in Illinois?

Nightly rates for resorts in Illinois typically range from $200 to $350, depending on the season. Great Wolf Lodge Chicago/Gurnee offers some of the more affordable family options starting around $200.

Which all-inclusive resorts in Illinois offer scenic views?

Lincolnshire Marriott Resort offers picturesque views of the surrounding nature and golf courses, providing a serene setting for guests.

What all-inclusive resort in Illinois is best for couples?

The Hotel & Athletic Club At Midtown is recommended for couples looking for a relaxing getaway, offering wellness programs and sports amenities.

What are the cheapest all-inclusive resort options in Illinois?

Great Wolf Lodge Chicago/Gurnee is often the most budget-friendly option, with rates starting from around $200 per night, especially during off-peak seasons.

All Inclusive Resorts in Illinois Overview

This guide evaluates three all inclusive resorts in Illinois, providing key information to help travelers choose the best options based on pricing, seasonality, and proximity to attractions.

Typical nightly prices range from $150 to $400.

There are three all inclusive resorts in the state.

Peak travel seasons are late spring and summer.

Local taxes and fees may add around 10% to the cost.

Most resorts are within 25 miles of major attractions like Chicago's Millennium Park.