CHICAGO
is in many ways the nation's last great city. Sarah Bernhardt called it "the pulse of America" and, though long eclipsed by Los Angeles as the nation's second most populous city after New York, Chicago really does have it all, with less of the hassle and infrastructural problems of its coastal rivals.
Founded in the early 1800s, Chicago grew up with the country, serving as the main connection between the established east coast cities and the wide open ... [More]
Location. Chicago's Gold Coast neighborhood is home to the Sofitel Chicago Water Tower hotel, adjacent to the Magnificent Mile of Chicago, Ill., and two blocks from Rush Street nightlife. The John Hancock Center is three blocks from the property. One half mile from the hotel are the Lyril Op... [More]
Located one half block from the boutiques and retail shops of Michigan Avenue, four blocks from American Girl Place and five blocks from Navy Pier and the Hancock Tower in Chicago, Ill., the Red Roof Inn Chicago Downtown welcomes budget conscious travelers. This Chicago hotel provides convenient acc... [More]
Location. The Belden Stratford hotel is located in an elegant 1924 building across from Lincoln Park's Conservatory and Zoo in Chicago, Ill. The shores of Lake Michigan are one block away and offer an array of seasonal outdoor activities. Bargain hunters find the boutiques of Clark Street two... [More]
Location. Embassy Suites Chicago Downtown Lakefront is located within easy walking distance of the recreational offerings of Lake Michigan and boutiques of the Magnificent Mile in Chicago, Ill. The high energy excitement of both the Loop financial and the theater districts are within one mi... [More]