Swissôtel Chicago
New Eastside, Chicago Loop, Chicago
“Triangular lakefront tower”
Vibe
A shimmering triangular glass tower rises where the river meets Lake Michigan, drawing travelers into a lively lobby anchored by open fire.
“Triangular lakefront tower”
Harry Weese's triangular glass prism tower maximizes sweeping views across Lake Michigan and the Chicago River.
A 42nd-floor penthouse fitness center features panoramic lake views, workout studios, and dedicated vitality programming.
Amuse lobby lounge gathers guests for craft cocktails and shareable plates beside a central open fireplace.
In Lakeshore East where the river meets the lake, a short stroll from Millennium Park.
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling glass angles across the city grid, framing wide vantage points over Lake Michigan and the river bends below.
Wellness
Perched on the 42nd floor, the penthouse fitness centre pairs cardio machines and workout studios with panoramic skyline and lakefront views.
Backstory
Chicago modernist Harry Weese conceived the 1988 prism specifically to maximize sightlines across both the river bend and open lakefront.
Eat & drink
The Palm serves prime aged steaks and whole lobsters, while Amuse gathers evening crowds around a central fireplace for craft cocktails.
The neighborhood
Set in the quiet New Eastside pocket, the property sits a short walk from Millennium Park and the Chicago Riverwalk.
The app
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