Hundreds of hotels are in the city of Chicago, but some of the classiest are downtown on Monroe Street. These hotels are on the pricey side, but for couples looking to spend an anniversary night in the big city, these are some of the finest options available in the Midwest. These hotels are all in the Loop.
One of the most historic hotels in the city, the Palmer House Hilton is still known for the utmost in luxury that you can experience in the Windy City. It is understandably one of the more expensive hotels in Chicago, but all imaginable amenities are available. An indoor swimming pool, Turkish steam bath, massage, spa and wellness center, fitness center and high-speed Internet access make the Palmer House a romantic choice. Honeymooners often stay here, where the beautiful Millennium Park and majestic Art Institute of Chicago rest just a few steps away from the hotel doors.
Palmer House Hilton
17 East Monroe St.
Chicago, IL 60603
(312) 726-7500
hilton.com
There are many Hampton Inns throughout the Chicagoland area, but the Majestic of Chicago's Theatre District is in one of the most exciting areas of the city. Affordable for families, comfortable rooms and beds, and free breakfast make this hotel one of the most frequented in Chicago. A free fitness room is also available to guests. Just outside the hotel is the LaSalle Bank Theater, where Broadway-style shows play year-round. And the Monroe Blue and Red Line CTA stops just around either corner, which can take travelers around the Loop or to further neighborhoods of the city.
Hampton Inn Majestic
22 West Monroe St.
Chicago, IL 60603
(312) 332-5052
hamptoninn.com
The University Club of Chicago has a breathtaking location on Monroe Street and Michigan Avenue. Just across the street from the park, the views from this hotel are some of the best in the city. A fitness facility and swimming pool are also offered to customers. Upscale weddings often take place at the University Club, as there are fine-dining areas and caterers on hand. The hotel is known for its excellent customer service as well. There is a formal dress code, however. No denim is allowed. Some other facilities include squash courts, art gallery, library and outdoor terrace.
University Club of Chicago
76 East Monroe St.
Chicago, IL 60603
(312) 726-2840?
ucco.com
