The Robey
Wicker Park, West Town, Chicago
“Art Deco flatiron beacon”
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A 1920s Art Deco flatiron tower where warm Belgian minimalism anchors a lively social hub overlooking Wicker Park's bustling six corners.
“Art Deco flatiron beacon”
Warm minimalist interiors by Nicolas Schuybroek and Marc Merckx set within an iconic flatiron landmark.
A preserved 1929 Art Deco skyscraper adjoined with a 1905 industrial fireproof warehouse.
The thirteenth-floor Up Room and a seasonal pool deck bar draw lively neighborhood crowds.
At Wicker Park's six-way intersection, steps from Damen station and Milwaukee Avenue's indie shops and bars
Rooms
Tower quarters make the most of the triangular footprint with warm hardwoods, while annex lofts showcase exposed concrete and ten-foot ceilings.
Wellness
A seasonal rooftop dipping pool sits atop the former warehouse terrace, offering open-air lounging above the neighborhood bustle.
Backstory
Architects Perkins, Chatten and Hammond completed the limestone flatiron tower in 1929 as neighborhood offices before its union with an adjoining 1905 warehouse.
Eat & drink
Skyline cocktails draw evening crowds to the thirteenth-floor Up Room, while street-level Café Robey turns out modern American brunch.
The neighborhood
The Damen Blue Line station sits right below the six-corner junction, with Milwaukee Avenue boutiques and The 606 trail steps away.
“The look is cool and industrial with a vintage twist, the rooms simply outfitted in wood, chrome, and frosted glass, with free wi-fi, charming Revo clock radios, and proper writing desks.”
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