Hilton Vacation Club Hotel Blake Chicago
Printer's Row, Chicago Loop, Chicago
Vibe
A laid-back South Loop retreat where classic nineteenth-century architecture meets an easygoing, central city rhythm.
“Historic printing-district showpiece”
Housed in the 1896 Morton Building designed by skyscraper pioneer William Le Baron Jenney.
Contemporary rooms featuring twelve-foot ceilings and large windows framing historic South Loop streetscapes.
An informal lobby bar and daytime cafe serving juices, coffee, and casual breakfasts.
In historic Printer's Row, steps from Harrison station and walking distance to Grant Park.
Rooms
Twelve-foot ceilings and expansive windows give these rooms a loft-like feel, looking directly onto historic Printer's Row streetscapes.
Backstory
Built in 1896 as the Davis Building, this landmark was designed by skyscraper pioneer William Le Baron Jenney and Charles Mundie.
Eat & drink
Meli Café serves fresh juices and breakfast bowls by day, while the lobby lounge pours evening cocktails.
The neighborhood
Step straight into Printer's Row, where historic brick facades lead toward Harold Washington Library and the lawns of Grant Park.
The app
This is one hotel. The app has every one we rate, in your pocket, for the whole trip.
More hotels in Chicago
