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Soak in Chicago's past staying near Printer's Row

Printer's Row is named after the printing and publishing industry. This part of Chicago played host to businesses of this kind in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Printer's Row is now a collection of shops, restaurants and finely restored buildings. The old-fashioned, tree-lined streets and the late 18^th century buildings are reminiscent of the past era. Today, Printer's Row reminds you of its history with an Annual Book Fair, held in June. While you are there, visit the Dearborn Station, the oldest of six intercity train station, which now houses offices and retail shops.

If you are a practical person and like a no frills place, stay at Hotel Blake. It was built in 1986 by adding new structure atop a landmark building. From here you can go to Sears Tower sky deck to get awe aspiring views of the Windy City. The Adler Planetarium, Art Institute of Chicago, and the John Hancock Center are also located nearby. Relax in the whirlpool bath, use internet, cook in the kitchen or dine at the in-house restaurant and enjoy modern American cuisine. You can also make use of the 24-hour fitness center which boasts spectacular city and lake views. The only downside here is that the place offers no room service.

If you must have better service and amenities, try Hotel Allegro Chicago - a Kimpton Hotel. This hotel has a celebrity following and will also make you feel like a star. The historic 1894 building is located in the heart of the Theatre District. The hotel has very lush post modern rooms with fax machines and cherry wood furnishing; and the suites have Jacuzzi tubs. You may want to try a theme suite decked with props from the Broadway hit Rent. Every night in the lobby, guests can enjoy complimentary wine receptions. The in-house 312 Chicago restaurant offers great Italian and American fare. You can watch a spectacular Broadway show at the Cadillac Palace Theatre located next door or walk down to get some fresh air at the Millennium Park.

If you are traveling for business, Wyndham Chicago will seem like a paradise. This four-star hotel is located right off Michigan Avenue on 633 N. St. Clair Street, and is recipient of the Prestigious AAA Four Diamond Award for six consecutive years. You can use the TV controls to adjust the room's lighting and temperature. The business amenities include online computers, fax machines, laser printers and a copier. The nearby areas have many world-class restaurants, smart shopping, museums and art galleries. You may ask the concierge to plan a special outing for you, just tell them your area of interest and they will be sure to arrange a nice day out.

For those budget conscious people destined for the North side neighborhood, Inn at Lincoln Park at 601 W. Diversey Parkway would make a fine choice. This is a beautiful Victorian-style place which has small rooms but offers good value. The neighborhood is both commercial and residential and you will find a lot to do all day long. The hotel is located near top Chicago attractions and you can go around many eateries, shops, museums and beautiful beaches nearby. The hotel staff is friendly and will help make your stay comfortable.