Modern, refreshed digs in a quiet location.

A historic gem in the heart of Chicago’s downtown Theatre District, this boutique haven boasts lavish theatrics all its own with its elegant hobnobbing and glamour.

This hip London-based brand transformed 3 meatpacking warehouses into a stylish new hotel inspired by the local architecture and galleries.

Sophisticated and chic, with just enough quirk to keep things cool.

Right at the Chicago Stock Exchange in the Financial District. Good thing hard work here gets you serious pampering.

This boutique hotel also houses its very own art museum filled with 21st-century pieces from emerging artists.

Fitness room is open 24/7, if all that museum-ing wasn’t enough of a workout for you.

Bar Pendry's a loungey spot for a late-night glass of wine. Pro tip: seasonal rooftop bar's a must-do in the warmer months.

A Chicago classic, grand host to US Presidents, international celebs, foreign dignitaries and more since 1893.

Head to the rooftop lounge for killer drinks and views (especially if it’s a Navy Pier fireworks night!).

On a quiet residential street, providing a relaxing respite in the bustling city.

Style in this 20s-era gem is trendy in a laid-back kinda way. And it’s perfectly placed in a venture-worthy boutique-and-gallery-dotted ‘hood.

Modern interiors within a cool old building, ideally situated in the heart of the city, steps from the Magnificent Mile.

Spot-on location for all things medical campus – near UIC Chicago and Rush. PS: Little Italy dining nearby too(!).

Test your Top Chef skills in the spacious suite's well-equipped kitchen.

Ideal Mag Mile address just steps from endless shopping & world-class eateries.

Hot breakfast spread every day, free – plus weekday grab & go brekkie for when you've gotta jet.

Drops ya in the thick of historic Wicker Park’s buzz with eclectic eateries & shops aplenty.

Suites have separate bedrooms and living rooms with sleeper sofas.

You’ll find chic galleries, buzz-worthy restaurants and vibrant nightlife in this hub for arts and entertainment.

Hit nearby Lou Mitchell’s for breakfast. It’s a Chicago institution and the starting point of Route 66.

Guestrooms with kitted-out bathrooms (ft. a soaker tub + inset flat-screen, natch), wet bars & surround sound are a good time waiting to happen.

All rooms are at least 15 stories above the city. Street noise? Nuh-uh.

Rooms put a fresh & unstuffy spin on classical elegance.

No need to venture far (or anywhere) for local brews & fab American-style eats ‘cos there’s a convenient resto right onsite.

Peaceful locale nestled on an 18-hole golf course and just a half-hour drive from downtown Chicago.

WiFi a must for your Chicagoland stay? You’re covered.

Separate tub and shower for nighttime soaks and morning clean. Or the other way 'round.

Most airport hotels don't have full-time curators to care for their onsite art gallery and exhibition halls.

Two-room suites give you plenty of space to stretch out.