The Godfrey Hotel Chicago
River North, Near North Side, Chicago
“Cubist rooftop retreat”
Vibe
Striking cubist glass geometry sets the stage for a lively social scene centered around a sprawling fourth-floor roofscape.
“Cubist rooftop retreat”
A 15,000-square-foot fourth-floor rooftop featuring a retractable glass roof, fire pits, and winter igloos.
Shifting cubist glass-and-steel architecture engineered with an exposed staggered steel truss system.
Plush bathrobes, dedicated wet bars, and ergonomic workspaces across contemporary guest rooms.
In River North near Michigan Avenue galleries, dining, and nightlife hubs along LaSalle Street
Rooms
Because the building offsets three times from its base, shifting structural trusses create 26 distinct room configurations fitted with wet bars.
Wellness
A boutique spa offers Swedish massages and aromatherapy across two treatment rooms alongside a round-the-clock fitness studio.
Backstory
Left wrapped in tarps as The Mummy during the 2008 recession, the site was revived into Chicago's first staggered steel truss building.
Eat & drink
I|O Godfrey spans a 15,000-square-foot fourth-floor terrace with a retractable roof, two bars, fire pits, and skyline sushi sessions.
The neighborhood
Set at Huron and LaSalle in River North, art galleries, lively supper clubs, and Michigan Avenue shopping sit right out the front doors.
The app
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