Click on one of the markers on the map to learn about Hotels near The Loop ( Downtown Chicago ), or see the full list below.
Chicago's Loop area refers to the historical downtown area that covers four by four square miles. The Loop is bounded by the Chicago River on the north and west, Roosevelt Road on the south, and Lake Michigan on the east. This historic and vibrant part of Chicago pulsates with action all year long. Visitors can see the tallest building of the country, explore the business and financial district, shop at Macy's or take a jaunt along the lakefront.
During summer free concerts and activities take over the numerous lakeside parks. There is a plethora of hotels in the Loop and your choice depends on many factors, such as price and location. If you are traveling for business, you should consider staying in the Loop which is also the hub for the Chicago ‘L' trains.
Of the many hotels, the Congress Plaza Hotel is an elegant historic spot that is both affordable and located in the heart of the city. This two-and-a-half-star hotel, built in 1893, is located right across from the famous Grant Park. The hotel has played host to several presidents, foreign dignitaries and celebrities. At Congress Plaza, most rooms lend fascinating views of the silvery Lake Michigan. Enjoy Black Angus steak at the in-house restaurant and make new friends at the Tavern Tap Lounge.
If you are looking for a more modern and upscale experience, look up the Palmer House Hilton. The hotel has an inspired fusion of Old World elegance with contemporary energy and charm. French chandeliers, plush furnishing, gold accents and tall vaulted ceilings add glamour to lobby space. Art lovers ca visit the Art Institute of Chicago located a short walk away or go down to Millennium Park for some fresh air and see a classic collection of modern sculpture.
For those who can not afford the pricey Palmer House Hilton; the Club Quarters, Central Loop, located at 111 W Adams St., serves as a good option. The members' only hotel has a friendly staff that works towards making your stay both comfortable and unforgettable. From Club Quarters, guests can walk down to Shedd Aquarium to play with the dolphins, fulfill your opera fantasies at the Civic Opera House, fly out to outer space in 3-D at the Adler Planetarium, or lose track of time at the Elephant & Castle, the in-house English pub that also serves British cuisine with an American twist.
In case you are looking for a classy spot with some fine nightlife, W Chicago City Center, located a short walk down Adams Street, will suit both your business and leisure purpose. Have some appetizers at the stylish and charming Living Room, where music plays all day long. In the evening, join the trendy crowd at the in-house Whiskey Blue, or head out to nearby Theatre District to close the day with a spectacular show.
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$89.00 | ||
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$152.00 | ||
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$154.00 | ||
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$74.00 | ||
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$74.00 | ||
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$199.00 | ||
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$135.00 |