Rolling Meadows: America’s Small Diverse Community

Known for its diversified cultures, religions, and socio-economic backgrounds, the city of Rolling Meadows, IL was originally built in 1995 as post World War II settlements for former military men and their families. The community can be reached through the closest major airport, which is the Chicago O’Hare International Airport, and was constructed to succeed the “busiest square mile in the world”. Also near is the Chicago Midway International Airport. The latter is the next closest airport to but is 19 miles farther than the former. Two major entry airports mean you simply can’t miss the relaxing accommodations and the diverse experiences Rolling Meadows, IL has to offer.

Best Time to Visit

Rolling Meadows has a cold temperature for half a year, and the rest is mostly rainy or snowy. That makes summers in Rolling Meadows not too hot, but at least just the right to roam around the city. The warmest time of the year there is from the months of June through August. Booking Rolling Meadows, IL hotels during May to July is then the priciest as many visitors are coming in. You can enjoy the cheapest hotel rates in November when people barely go.

What to Do & Area Attractions

One of the best things to do in Rolling Meadows, Illinois is to head to the Oak Street Beach to enjoy the short summer period of the city. The beach is a stretch of restaurants, running paths, and pure paradise. The Old Courthouse Arts Center and the Osaka Garden are also must-sees in the city. To enjoy all of these, you can book your accommodations in the Holiday Inn Express Rolling Meadows-Schaumburg Area or the Extended Stay America Chicago-Rolling Meadows-Convention Ctr.