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

Eye-catching triangular building design as stellar as its Chicago-River-meets-Lake-Michigan location.

Architectural features abound, from soaring ceilings and intricate crown molding to large windows with enviable views.

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

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.

Chicago biggies like the Symphony Center & Willis Tower (skydeck is a must!) are within walking distance.

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

Originally designed as an office building in the eclectic Bucktown/Wicker Park ‘hood, the former Northwest Tower has loosened its tie & is now ready to party.

Funky-retro vibes at this 1960s-era stunner.

Excellent authentic Italian resto onsite with fab deep dish pizza (natch).

Drops ya in the heart of a vibrant, trendier-than-thou ‘hood teaming with vintage shopping, cool eateries & hoppin’ nightlife.

Some of the largest guestrooms in Chicago, perched right near the Loop, Millennium Park and Michigan Ave shops.

Formerly the Free Methodist Publishing House, it’s no longer free. Or Methodist. Or a Publishing House. (It is, however, a great place for reading, so bring books!)

Urban-luxe design and supersized marble baths keep the cosmopolitan vibe coming.

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

The biggest street in the Windy City (Michigan Ave) is but a few breezy steps away.

Sweet Ohio Street views and a separate hangout space for sharing said sweetness. Plus wet bar, minibar & pull-out sofa for the ‘guess they’re staying’-ers.