Sofitel Chicago Magnificent Mile
River North, Near North Side, Chicago
“Architectural glass wedge”
Vibe
A dramatic triangular glass wedge rises over Chestnut Street, drawing a cosmopolitan crowd into soaring, sunlit public lounges with polished French flair.
“Architectural glass wedge”
Jean-Paul Viguier’s striking 32-story glass prism wedge cuts a distinctive profile across the skyline.
Evening cocktails by the fireplace at Le Bar and open-air drinks on the seasonal terrace.
Plush feather-top beds, marble bathrooms with deep soaking tubs, and polished French-inflected hospitality.
One block west of Michigan Avenue shops and the historic Chicago Water Tower.
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling windows look over the grid below, paired with maplewood finishes, slate-blue tones, and marble bathrooms fitted with deep soaking tubs.
Wellness
The SoFit fitness center features Technogym cardio machines, free weights, ARKE core training rigs, and interactive Batak Lite reaction boards.
Backstory
Opened in 2002, French architect Jean-Paul Viguier engineered the prism tower with a dramatic knife-edge point cantilevering 33 feet over the sidewalk.
Eat & drink
Le Bar pours craft cocktails by a hearth and seasonal terrace, while CDA serves French-inspired dining beneath soaring glass.
The neighborhood
Tucked one block off Michigan Avenue, you are steps from Magnificent Mile boutiques, local steakhouses, and the historic Water Tower.
The app
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