The Guesthouse Hotel
Andersonville, Chicago
“Boutique residential sanctuary”
Vibe
A library lounge warmed by a fireplace and reclaimed Wisconsin barn wood sets an unhurried, distinctly residential tone.
“Boutique residential sanctuary”
A lobby boutique stocked with Chicago artisan wares and afternoon tea sourced from nearby neighborhood bakeries.
A shared library lounge with a cozy fireplace, board games, and rooftop decks for casual gatherings.
Spacious residential-style suites by SGW Architecture featuring reclaimed Wisconsin barn wood and private grilling balconies.
On Clark Street in Andersonville, along a tree-lined residential stretch near neighborhood bakeries and indie boutiques.
Rooms
Apartment-scale suites feature full granite kitchens, deep soaking tubs, and private balconies equipped with their own Weber gas grills.
Wellness
A 24-hour fitness room provides Peloton bikes and rowing machines, while infrared sauna blankets can be delivered directly to your suite.
Backstory
Conceived as luxury condominiums in 2008, the property pivoted after the Great Recession into an independent, all-suite boutique hotel.
The neighborhood
Set along Andersonville's leafy stretch of Clark Street, indie record shops, Swedish bakeries, and neighborhood dining sit right outside the door.
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