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L7 Chicago by LOTTE

L7 Chicago by LOTTE

Chicago Loop, Chicago

Opened 2024   $$

“Korean-accented Loop boutique”

Design Local
Central
L7 Chicago by LOTTE — vibe

Vibe

AvroKO marries Korean craft and Midwestern architecture, centering public spaces around a glazed tile fireplace and Jogakbo patchwork motifs.

“Korean-accented Loop boutique”

Design

AvroKO interiors blending Jogakbo patchwork textile motifs, plum velvet tones, and deep window benches overlooking the Loop.

Local

A Korean-American chophouse operated by Chicago's Perilla team, featuring custom smokeless tabletop grills and regional craft cocktails.

Heritage

A 1912 high-rise on Wabash Avenue originally built as the headquarters for millinery giant D.B. Fisk & Co.

Central

In the Chicago Loop near Wacker Place, one block south of the Chicago Riverwalk

L7 Chicago by LOTTE — rooms

Rooms

Deep upholstered window seats frame the Loop skyline, accented by sage and plum palettes, Jogakbo textile motifs, and Korean sheet masks.

Wellness

A 24-hour gym handles daily training, while rooms come stocked with yoga mats, resistance stretch bands, and massage balls.

L7 Chicago by LOTTE — backstory

Backstory

Built in 1912, the 14-story tower originally served as the hat factory and headquarters for wholesale milliner D.B. Fisk & Co.

L7 Chicago by LOTTE — eat & drink

Eat & drink

At Perilla Korean American Steakhouse, smokeless tabletop grills sear A5 Wagyu alongside cocktails spiked with soju and house-curated makgeolli.

The neighborhood

Set on Wabash Avenue in the Loop, the entrance sits one block south of the Chicago Riverwalk and architectural boat tours.

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