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Chicago Loop, Chicago
“Beaux-Arts rooftop landmark”
Condé Nast Traveler
“It’s all about the views in this landmark building, situated where the Magnificent Mile meets the Chicago River.”
Vibe
A restored 1923 Beaux-Arts skyscraper paired with a sleek glass tower, drawing energetic crowds right above the DuSable Bridge and river bend.
“Beaux-Arts rooftop landmark”
A restored 1923 Beaux-Arts skyscraper by Alfred Alschuler framing the historic DuSable Bridge on the river.
The tri-level LH Rooftop terrace and indoor lounge draw evening cocktail crowds above the Chicago River.
A modern glass addition by Goettsch Partners paired with the restored 1923 limestone facade and cupola.
At Michigan Avenue and Wacker Drive, overlooking the DuSable Bridge and the Chicago Riverwalk.
Rooms
River-facing rooms frame the Chicago River through floor-to-ceiling glass, gazing across historic iron bridges toward the Wrigley Building and Tribune Tower.
Wellness
The fourth-floor boutique spa offers custom massages and espresso scrubs, alongside a 24-hour fitness room outfitted with TechnoGym equipment and yoga space.
Backstory
Alfred Alschuler's 1923 limestone tower once housed a legendary mid-century jazz club that hosted Oscar Peterson, Sarah Vaughan, and Herbie Hancock.
Eat & drink
Cocktails flow across a tri-level rooftop terrace, culminating in intimate private dinners inside the landmark 1923 Neoclassical stone cupola on the 23rd floor.
The neighborhood
Positioned at Michigan Avenue and Wacker Drive, the riverfront steps lead directly down to the Riverwalk and north across the bridge to the Magnificent Mile.
The app
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