Park Hyatt Chicago
Streeterville, Near North Side, Chicago
“Magnificent Mile art flagship”
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“The latest iteration is art-focused, a nod to the hotel’s location across the street from the Museum of Contemporary Art, and the best rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the dazzling expanse of Lake Michigan.”
Vibe
Museum-grade contemporary art lines quiet residential spaces, creating an understated perch high above the rush of the Magnificent Mile.
“Magnificent Mile art flagship”
Deep soaking tubs, custom window daybeds, and Le Labo bath amenities overlooking Lake Michigan.
Anderson Miller interiors showcase a museum-quality contemporary art collection and warm residential millwork throughout.
NoMI Lounge and its open-air rooftop garden mix craft cocktails over Water Tower Square.
On the Magnificent Mile facing the historic Water Tower, surrounded by luxury boutiques and dining.
“Overlooking the historic Water Tower in the heart of the Magnificent Mile, this luxury hotel blends modern luxury with residential-style comfort.”
Rooms
Built-in window daybeds overlook the historic Water Tower, while sliding panels open deep soaking tubs directly to skyline views.
Wellness
A heated three-lane lap pool looks across downtown from the seventh floor, alongside a spa running Augustinus Bader treatments.
Backstory
Envisioned by Jay Pritzker in 1980, this landmark address was the original founding flagship of the entire Park Hyatt brand.
Eat & drink
Seventh-floor NoMI serves French-inspired American plates and craft cocktails, extending out to an open-air rooftop garden over Michigan Avenue.
The neighborhood
Set on the Magnificent Mile in Streeterville, the limestone Water Tower sits directly opposite, with Lake Michigan just two blocks east.
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