The St. Regis Chicago
New Eastside, Chicago Loop, Chicago
“Sculptural skyline tower”
Vibe
A sculptural glass tower where the Chicago River meets Lake Michigan, drawing design devotees into luminous, art-filled public spaces.
“Sculptural skyline tower”
Jeanne Gang’s 101-story undulating glass skyscraper with interiors by David Collins Studio and Rockwell Group.
A 12,000-square-foot spa retreat with Sothys treatments, a river-view movement studio, and heated indoor pool.
Dedicated around-the-clock butler service for every guest room, chauffeured house cars, and custom marble soaking tubs.
In Lakeshore East where the Chicago River meets Lake Michigan, steps from the Riverwalk and Millennium Park
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling windows frame sweeping river and lake views, accented by custom marble soaking tubs, open-concept wardrobes, and dedicated round-the-clock butler service.
Wellness
A heated indoor pool gazes across the skyline, complemented by river-view yoga studios, steam rooms, saunas, and custom Sothys spa rituals.
Backstory
Jeanne Gang designed the 101-story undulating skyscraper from alternating geometric frustums, creating the tallest tower ever designed by a woman-led practice.
Eat & drink
Chef Evan Funke serves wood-grilled steaks beside a temperature-controlled pasta lab at Tre Dita, while Miru pairs robata with river-terrace seating.
The neighborhood
Set in Lakeshore East, the hotel offers direct access to the Chicago Riverwalk, with Millennium Park and the lakefront paths moments away.
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