The Publishing House Bed and Breakfast
Fulton Market, West Loop, Chicago
“Literary loft bed-and-breakfast”
Vibe
A double-sided concrete fireplace and a baby grand piano anchor the sunlit, vintage-strewn communal loft.
“Literary loft bed-and-breakfast”
Custom vintage furnishings, exposed brick, and a double-sided concrete fireplace across an AIA-awarded adaptive reuse.
A 1909 Free Methodist publishing plant meticulously preserved with original maple floors and brickwork.
Eleven guest rooms dedicated to Chicago authors, stocked with their books and regional artwork.
In the West Loop, steps from Fulton Market dining and Randolph Street's restaurant row
Rooms
Named after Chicago authors, the soundproofed bedrooms feature exposed brick, vintage furnishings, and shelves stocked with works by their namesakes.
Backstory
Built in 1909 for church print runs, the brick landmark served stints as a casket factory and a holography museum before its revival.
Eat & drink
Mornings bring cooked-to-order hot breakfasts around communal tables, while downstairs, subterranean wine bar The Press Room pours bottles over small plates.
The neighborhood
Fulton Market's converted warehouses surround you, with Randolph Street's acclaimed Restaurant Row and cocktail bars waiting two blocks south.
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