Kimpton Gray Hotel
Chicago Loop, Chicago
“Landmark skyscraper clubhouse”
Vibe
Restored Georgia Gray marble and tailored mid-century brass welcome guests into a historic skyscraper with an unexpectedly energetic social pulse.
“Landmark skyscraper clubhouse”
An 1894 landmark skyscraper by William Le Baron Jenney featuring restored Georgia Gray marble throughout the lobby.
A lively fifteenth-floor rooftop lounge with a retractable glass roof alongside the library-inspired cocktail bar Vol. 39.
Gensler and Beleco interiors pairing tailored mid-century furnishings with ornate historic stonework and custom brass fixtures.
In the Loop along LaSalle Street, minutes from Millennium Park and the Art Institute.
Rooms
Sleek mid-century furnishings and custom brass lighting offset the landmark building's heavy stone architecture with light, tailored comfort.
Backstory
Completed in 1894 by William Le Baron Jenney, celebrated as the father of the skyscraper, the tower takes its name from its original marble.
Eat & drink
Vol. 39 rolls caviar carts through a law-library cocktail lounge, while rooftop bar Boleo pours pisco sours beneath a retractable glass roof.
The neighborhood
The LaSalle Street address puts you in the Loop's architectural canyon, a short stroll from the Art Institute and Millennium Park.
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