Stays in Chicago

Hilton Chicago is a Chicago landmark overlooking Grant Park, Lake Michigan, and the Museum Campus. It is the third-largest hotel in Chicago by number of guestrooms and has housed every United States president since opening as the Stevens Hotel in 1927.

With its unique architecture and cultural diversity, the InterContinental Chicago Magnificent Mile was destined to be a success. Built in 1929 as the Medinah Athletic Club, the club was later forced to close in 1934 due to the stock market crash.

Celebrating well more than a century of history, Palmer House®, A Hilton Hotel, is both listed in the National Register of Historic Places and a Chicago landmark designated by the Chicago Landmarks Commission. The original structure, built by Potter Palmer as a wedding present for his bride, was 13

Tucked in the heart of downtown Chicago, steps from Millennium Park, shopping on the Magnificent Mile, and cultural attractions like the Art Institute of Chicago, the newly renovated Silversmith Hotel Chicago Downtown is a rare gem in the Windy City. Built in 1897 by Peter J.

The Union League Club of Chicago is a well-known civic and social organization in Chicago. It is a fantastic choice for those visiting Chicago, offering a luxurious environment as well as other useful features that will ensure that all guests have a world-class experience.