Marriott has anchored the south end of Chicago's Magnificent Mile for a long time. Steps from upscale shopping boutiques, department stores, and the lakefront, Marriott possesses many positive characteristics. But the feather in its cap is certainly its Michigan Ave. location.
Price: Moderately Expensive
It's hard to beat the location. This upscale hotel is just a block off of Michigan Avenue and close to all the fun both north and south. The loop is a 20 minute walk away or a short Uber ride. Lincoln Park and the like are also not far.
We stayed four nights in the only suite at this corporate office park hotel during the holidays and enjoyed our visit, especially for the affordable price Plenty of competing hotels are located within a stone's throw of one another in this area, so a little haggling over the p
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Often the host hotel for Chicago's top endurance events (marathon, triathlon, etc.), Hilton understands athletic-minded travelers' needs and preferences.
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Attached to the Merchandise Mart via skybridge, this Holiday Inn is just across the river from Chicago's business "Loop" and about 8 blocks from Michigan Avenue's shops and attractions. Taxis are abundant, so shoppers shouldn't fret the 1-mile distance from Magnificent Mile.
Price: Least Expensive
Located near The Peninsula, Park Hyatt is a strong competitor to its downtown neighbor. With identical location perks and equally impressive skyline views, travelers will not miss out on any luxury at this wonderful hotel property on Old Water Tower Square.
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This unbelievably posh accommodation will spoil you. Steps away from upscale shopping on Michigan Avenue's aptly named Magnificent Mile and within 10 minutes walk of Oak Street Beach, Peninsula's location has it all.
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Don't judge a book by its cover or a hotel by its surroundings. Busy and harried O'Hare Airport may envelop this Hilton accommodation, but the hotel's 860 rooms and inviting common areas provide a welcome retreat from the neighboring chaos.
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For one of the largest hotels in downtown Chicago, the 36-story Hyatt Regency does a good job of making you feel wanted and well-served.
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On the south end of Michigan Avenue's Magnificent Mile, Intercontinental offers an upscale lodging experience. Staying at this fine hotel will keep you within a half-mile walk of this area's luxury shopping and exquisite dining venues.
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Sheraton sits on the banks of the Chicago River, within a 10-minute westerly walk to Michigan Avenue shops, a 10-minute easterly walk to Navy Pier, and a 10-minute southerly walk to the Loop's office buildings. It's a large hotel (1209 rooms & 34 stories), but it's not so big that guests get
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The AC Hotel Chicago Downtown has a boutique feel with a stylish design that flows from lobby to restaurant to guest rooms. Just check out the images.
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Stay here for one reason and one reason only: guests receive complimentary admission to one of the best health clubs in Chicagoland. And if you need a workout, you'll want to outsource it. Comfort Suite's gym is hardly serviceable.
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This downtown Doubletree makes the grade with its well equipped onsite fitness facility, "Five Feet to Fitness" guest rooms, central location and stylish, high quality interiors. The high-rise property provides rooms with contemporary decor, comfortable bedding and Chicago sk
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Do not confuse this Embassy Suites with its sister property on Ontario Street. This propety's location, within 3 blocks of Michigan Avenue, closer to the lakefront and Navy Pier, is convenient to all Chicago attractions.
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The Chicago outpost of this luxury chain commands a stellar location for shopping, dining and other Windy City fun. The 343 room hotel sits atop an upscale shopping mall on Michigan Avenue and occupies the 32nd through 46th floors.
Price: Expensive
The Marriott O'Hare is a great place to flop for weary travelers fresh off the tarmac or heading out of town. The workspaces are modular, the social areas in the lobby are inviting, and the day-to-night bar will keep you from hitting the hay early.
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The hotel is located in the historic Carbide and Carbon building, an art-deco style skyscraper right on Michigan Avenue. The 365 rooms are beautifully styled with high ceilings, unique crown molding and large windows offering views of Chicago’s iconic sights.
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Located on the north end of Michigan Avenue's Magnificent Mile, this Westin has been a fixture of the Gold Coast for some time. Fortunately, the hotel has been updated and renovated through the years to keep it fresh and appealing.
Price: Expensive
A stay here will bring the basics: convenient location, modest rooms, free breakfasts, and affordable prices. Families will also appreciate spacious rooms with kitchens and separate sleeping areas, and the kids will enjoy the indoor pool.
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A stay at Hyatt House puts travelers within walking distance of Woodfield Mall's shopping and dining, Busse Woods' running paths (~1 mile) and an appealing Life Time Fitness Club. Only problem is that the off-site workout will not come cheap: $25/day.
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Omni Chicago sprouts into the Gold Coast skyline in a perfect location just steps to Michigan Avenue shops, a Whole Foods, a Trader Joes, and the Lakefront. Accommodations are impressively large with separate sitting and sleeping areas. Moderate room rates will keep your budget in check.
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While this 556 room property located on Chicago's lakefront is convenient to Navy Pier and Michigan Avenue, keep in mind that busy Lake Shore Drive still separates the hotel from Lake Michigan.
Price: Expensive