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Four Seasons Hotel Chicago

Occupying floors 30 to 46 off Michigan Avenue, pairing sweeping Lake Michigan views with classic Gold Coast luxury.

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The Four Seasons Hotel Chicago occupies the 30th through 46th floors of a Gold Coast high-rise, placing guests high above city noise with panoramic views of Lake Michigan. Rooms deliver classic luxury with plush pillow-top beds, neutral decor, and marble accents, backed by attentive service. However, some guest bathrooms feel tight on space, and room rates are among the steepest in the neighborhood. 2161712

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What travelers noticed

  • Floors 30 through 46 provide quiet rooms insulated from street noise alongside expansive views of Lake Michigan and the skyline. 22917
  • Beds with ultra-plush pillow-top mattresses and crisp linens deliver an exceptionally comfortable night of sleep. 69
  • The location half a block west of Michigan Avenue offers effortless access to Magnificent Mile shopping and transit. 231817
  • Staff consistently deliver attentive, warm service across the property. 71421

The catch

  • While many praise the regional farm-to-table dining, occasional reviewers found the in-house food and restaurant pacing disappointing. 10
  • Some guests find standard rooms reasonably priced for the views, while others note the hotel carries the steepest bill in the neighborhood. 12
  • Reviewers enjoy the marble finishes and Le Labo bath products, but several note that the bathrooms feel somewhat small. 222520

Who it's for

  • High-rise Lake Michigan and skyline views
  • Luxury shopping along the Magnificent Mile
  • Quiet, plush city stays

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  • Travelers seeking budget-friendly rates
  • Guests expecting sprawling, oversized standard bathrooms
  • Those looking for modern, edgy room decor

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Bathroom

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  • Spacious bathrooms with marble counters, Le Labo amenities, and plush terry cloth bathrobes to wrap up in post-shower. 9
  • this is their bathroom right over here they do have a combination of the tub and the standin shower so right over here and of course their bath robes they luxurious bath robes right over here 154:34

Location

98
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  • The newly redesigned property located in the heart of Chicago is conveniently located on the Magnificent Mile within walking distance of shops and Lake Michigan. 13
  • The hotel is in the Gold Coast, which is one of the best neighborhoods in the city for visitors. It's directly above the 900 N. Michigan shops, which means easy access to restaurants, shopping, and nearby attractions like the MCA and the Eli Schulman playground (a huge hit with my kids, and they thought it was hilarious that the cheescake man had his own playground). 21

Room

95
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  • Stepping into our Premier Suite, the views of the vast lake and Lincoln Park were breathtaking. 20
  • The beautiful furniture, crisp linens, colorful art, marble bathroom, luxurious robes, and (Malin + Goetz) amenities were perfect accoutrements to a cocooning getaway. 19

Service

96
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  • The views are stunning, the design is impeccable, and the service is unrivaled. 13
  • As has been noted in our Four Seasons reviews before, the aspect of the stay that we raved about to all our friends - which is saying a lot, given our lovely time hanging out in the suite - was the service. The staff was incredibly kind and courteous, and even left earplugs, bookmarks for our novels, and cord organizers for our laptops during one turndown service. 20

Bed & Sleep

95
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  • Comfiest bed in the world? Yes, yes indeed. 19
  • The comfy king-sized beds make it impossible not to get a good night's sleep, especially with the twice daily turndown services, where soothing music, a terry cloth robe and pair of slippers help in lulling you to dreamland.. 22

Value

89
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  • I stayed for three nights in late-November 2020. This is a great location to be based at when visiting Chicago. The hotel is located a half block west of Michigan Ave with easy access to transit, restaurants at all price points, shopping, museums, the lakefront and Navy Pier. 23
  • I have stayed at both the Peninsula and the Park Hyatt and really like both. The PH can be a real bargain. 8

Where it is, how to reach it

120 E Delaware Pl 900 North Michigan Shops
Chicago, Illinois
60611 USA

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Scores 4 points above the upscale median of 92, across 264 hotels in the same bracket. In Chicago it sits 7 points above the local median of 89.

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Value5 mentions
  • I have stayed at both the Peninsula and the Park Hyatt and really like both. The PH can be a real bargain. 8
  • The elevators were just upgraded, and they're fast, worth noting, because that's not always the case in older high-rise hotels. 21
  • I stayed for three nights in late-November 2020. This is a great location to be based at when visiting Chicago. The hotel is located a half block west of Michigan Ave with easy access to transit, restaurants at all price points, shopping, museums, the lakefront and Navy Pier. 23
  • During my stay I received dining credit by booking through American Express Fine Hotels and Resorts. As expected it wasn't cheap but it was excellent. 23
  • While the Premier Suite might only make sense for a special occasion given its price tag, the Lake View rooms are not exorbitantly expensive (especially when compared to hotels in cities like New York or San Francisco), and I'd definitely opt to stay there in the future. 20
Food26 mentions · 1 filmed
  • I was very impressed with their customer service during our most recent stay. We loved our room, the restaurant, the location - all was fabulous. 21
  • And don't worry - for those with picky eaters, there is a nice children's menu with familiar comfort foods they will love. 13
  • Pendry Chicago - Stylish and welcoming, it blends historical architecture with modern comforts, communal lounge areas, and standout dining including a rooftop bar. 1
  • I'll say it right away - the dessert sampler awaiting us in our suite was a very welcome (and delicious) sight - and delayed dinner by several hours. Each treat was carefully chosen to balance each other out - from macarons to cupcakes and more. 19
  • Don't miss the chance to dine at Adorn, an elegant room just beyond the lobby where the team serves a menu rooted in wellness (e.g. heirloom salads, sustainable seafood, grilled meats-plus the occasional indulgence found in truffle fries or prized desserts from pastry chef Yudith Bustos). 9
  • Peninsula is the go to option. Great location, accommodations and dining. 8
  • Kids Eat Free and Don't Forget the Tea: Reagan dined with us at the hotel's restaurant, Allium, gratis the entire weekend during meals. Although the service was slow at times, the food was very good and the children's menu was accommodating. 4
  • Recently completed a stay at the Pen Chicago, but prefer the PH Chicago (post reno). Better rooms (although that's quite subjective), excellent service and great breakfast. 8
  • The Peninsula Chicago - A luxurious choice featuring a lakeside pool, rooftop ice rink (in winter), sky lobby, and excellent dining and spa facilities. 1
  • Food We didn't eat at Adorn (the hotel's restaurant), although I did grab a coffee there with the GM and the service was great. We mostly did in-room dining, and it was good: arrived quickly, nicely presented, and nicely done (I may have eaten most of my son's french toast sticks). 21
  • The Four Seasons Hotel Chicago is directly attached to one of the larger malls on Michigan Avenue, the 900 building, that houses an anchor Bloomingdales among several other restaurants and shops. The hotel has direct access to the shops from the lobby elevators, so even on a blustery day you can still shop with ease. 4
  • Suites have doors that separate living from sleeping quarters, but even the smallest rooms have a residential feel with armchairs, matching ottomans, and circular dining tables. 9
  • Before you call it a night, previous guests highly recommend sitting down to a meal at Adorn, where diners are treated to fresh, farm-to-table Midwest cuisine. 3
  • In contrast to the plating at Adorn on our first morning, the room service cart was picture-perfect. Most was tasty (though I don't know why I keep ordering bagels outside of New York City or Montreal) and provided a solid start to our last day in town. 18
  • Located on the seventh floor of the Hotel, the chef-driven new American restaurant has secured accolades for its standout fare and curated five-course tasting menu. 17
  • speaking of room service you can also order ice cream directly to you all delivered in a cute ice cream cart allowing you to make take your very own sunde thank you so much you're welcome this looks amazing On camera148:52
  • On that note, let me give Adorn Restaurant the credit it is due! We enjoyed dinner and brunch at the restaurant and were absolutely blown away by the food at both. 5
  • Chef Richard took us into the bustling kitchen to a counter specially prepared for her to create her pizza. There were toppings galore and a friendly chef to supervise. We ate the pizza the next day for a late breakfast, and it was delicious. 19
  • During my stay I received dining credit by booking through American Express Fine Hotels and Resorts. As expected it wasn't cheap but it was excellent. 23
  • The weekday à la carte breakfast was not mind-blowing. I ordered the wagyu hash and found that - I can't believe I'm complaining - there was too much wagyu (it was also somewhat soupy). The presentation was surprisingly lackluster for my wife's bacon, eggs, and mushrooms, which had been simply tossed on one side of a too-large plate. 18
  • There was a fitness center and a gym within the hotel, several large ballrooms (perfect for weddings!), and an incredible restaurant called Adorn that is absolutely going in my Best of Chicago Restaurants guide. 5
  • The weekend buffet was spectacular, one of my favorites so far ($49 for adults, $26 for kids 12 and under, and kids under 5 free). 18
  • Well, Four Seasons Chicago hits a home run by serving Intelligentsia coffee, a local coffee roaster that is a known near and far. In the lobby, choose from coffee or a fresh espresso in the machine - both were welcome additions to my morning. 19
  • I had breakfast there every morning and its comfortable and good food. 8
  • I personally have always preferred the Peninsula for the aesthetic, service and breakfast. 8
  • With views over the lake, you can enjoy a meal of gourmet farm-to-table regional fare in an elegant location. 10
Bathroom8 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The bathroom at this hotel was still miles better than 90% of the hotels I've stayed at, but there were a couple of nits to pick. It always took a couple of minutes for the water pressure to build up enough for a shower, perhaps because we were on the 38th floor in a nearly 40-year-old building. 18
  • Spacious bathrooms with marble counters, Le Labo amenities, and plush terry cloth bathrobes to wrap up in post-shower. 9
  • Finally, perhaps related to the water pressure issue, we discovered that the toilet didn't always flush fully, leaving occasional surprises for the next person. 18
  • this is their bathroom right over here they do have a combination of the tub and the standin shower so right over here and of course their bath robes they luxurious bath robes right over here On camera154:34
  • Guest rooms also flaunt stunning marble bathrooms, offering Le Labo bath products for you to use during your visit. 22
  • The Executive Lake View Suites feature a separate soaking tub and glass enclosed shower, which I appreciated. 25
  • Bath products were Malin & Goetz instead of L'Occitane, which most Four Seasons hotels offer. I enjoyed the scent of the Neroli bath gel, although overall my personal preference is for L'Occitane bath products. 25
  • I'm starting to think the bathrooms are the weakest part of a Four Seasons experience. The bathroom at this hotel was still miles better than 90% of the hotels I've stayed at, but there were a couple of nits to pick. 18
Room21 mentions
  • The room does include a mini fridge, which is perfect if you've got babies and toddlers and need to travel with milk or 13
  • The separate living room is convenient for families, since kids can be put to sleep there. 25
  • Stepping into our Premier Suite, the views of the vast lake and Lincoln Park were breathtaking. 20
  • look at that look at that gorgeous Lake View and there's a window sill right over here 15
  • The main bedroom has a comfortable king-size bed and gorgeous desk that stretches along the entire wall opposite the bed. 13
  • One morning, we invited our friends and their baby to the suite for a decadent room-service breakfast. The French toast was to die for, and later that night, we dined at Adorn and enjoyed the melon and burrata salad and double wagyu cheeseburger. 20
  • The rooms were everything you'd expect with the Four Seasons name: luxurious, spacious, and stunningly decorated. Our room faced west and we thoroughly enjoyed the view at all the various times of day. 5
  • Previous guests love the elegant decor, which combines contemporary fittings (like flat-screen TVs) with 20th century-inspired design accents and spacious marble bathrooms. 3
  • The suite itself was also an ideal place to get ready for the festivities, with two gorgeous bathrooms outfitted with Le Labo products (my favorite). 20
  • When it's time to bed down, this Four Seasons hotel's well-appointed accommodations provide a comfortable escape. 3
  • For stays that exceed three days, we highly suggest booking one of the hotel's suites, particularly a Deluxe Four Seasons Executive Suite. These elegantly decorated, 575-square-foot spaces are located between the 32nd and 45th floors, providing optimal views of the Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan. 22
  • Still, as with most Four Seasons, you could be in Chicago or Toronto or Boston. That said, the property is beautifully maintained, with massive fresh flower arrangements, lots of marble, and sleek, contemporary decor throughout. 21
  • The beautiful furniture, crisp linens, colorful art, marble bathroom, luxurious robes, and (Malin + Goetz) amenities were perfect accoutrements to a cocooning getaway. 19
  • We all know that attention to detail means nothing is left out - and indeed, we wanted for nothing. Our room was a corner suite with incredible views, from Lake Michigan to the ball park to city streets as far as the eye could see. 19
  • I was very impressed with their customer service during our most recent stay. We loved our room, the restaurant, the location - all was fabulous. 21
  • The entire living room had an amazing skyline view, and all of us found ourselves perching on the window seat to take in the skyscrapers and busy city life below. 13
  • The executive suite was perfect for an extended weekend, and the rollaway bed was in the living room when we arrived. 18
  • Stylish furniture meets classic and contemporary with graceful lines that complement the hotel's architecture. 12
  • I was thoughtfully upgraded to a Lake View Suite, which enjoyed beautiful views of the lake from the bedroom. 25
  • Upon entry to the room you'll be greeted with an elegant entryway complete with artwork and chic wallpaper. 13
  • Decor is classic Four Seasons: neutral tones, marble bathrooms, nothing edgy, but it's tasteful, clean, and well maintained. 21
Location19 mentions
  • The newly redesigned property located in the heart of Chicago is conveniently located on the Magnificent Mile within walking distance of shops and Lake Michigan. 13
  • The hotel is in the Gold Coast, which is one of the best neighborhoods in the city for visitors. It's directly above the 900 N. Michigan shops, which means easy access to restaurants, shopping, and nearby attractions like the MCA and the Eli Schulman playground (a huge hit with my kids, and they thought it was hilarious that the cheescake man had his own playground). 21
  • Nearby accommodations include The Drake Hotel, Waldorf Astoria Chicago, and The Westin Michigan Avenue. While everything in this neighborhood is costly, Four Seasons has the steepest bill. 12
  • The Gold Coast, the neighborhood where the hotel is located, is perfect for newcomers to the city, given its proximity to Lake Shore Drive and excellent shopping. 20
  • The Peninsula - Luxury with amazing service and a perfect location near the Magnificent Mile. 1
  • The hotel is in the Gold Coast, which is one of the best neighborhoods in the city for visitors. It's directly above the 900 N. Michigan shops, which means easy access to restaurants, shopping, and nearby attractions like the MCA and the Eli Schulman playground 21
  • If you need a classic Chicago stay in a well-located hotel with amazing views and incredible service, the Four Seasons Hotel Chicago is a no-brainer. 18
  • The enviable location in the historic Gold Coast neighborhood welcomes guests to the heart of the Magnificent Mile and North Michigan Avenues best shopping and attractions, such as the coveted 900 shops just floors below the Hotel. 17
  • Park Hyatt Chicago: A reader favorite with newly renovated rooms, exceptional service, and upscale amenities in a prime downtown location. 1
  • I was very impressed with their customer service during our most recent stay. We loved our room, the restaurant, the location - all was fabulous. 21
  • Very hard to find staff as eager to please as FS Chicago. Excellent location. 21
  • Peninsula is the go to option. Great location, accommodations and dining. 8
  • Four Seasons Hotel Chicago - A prestigious hotel with consistently high ratings, AAA Five-Diamond awards, and an ideal Magnificent Mile location. 1
  • Four Seasons Hotel Chicago is tucked in the swanky Gold Coast neighborhood, just steps from the lakefront and favorite attractions like the Shedd Aquarium and Architecture Boat Tour. 12
  • I knew we'd be in a prime location for much of what the city's known for, especially for a first-timer like our son. We were right around the corner from the Magnificent Mile stretch of Michigan Avenue, with its high-end shopping, blocks from Rush Street restaurants, less than a 10-minute walk from Oak Street Beach, and about 2 blocks from the Water Tower. 18
  • Previous lodgers raved about this North Michigan Avenue hotel's refinement and its unbeatable location. 3
  • Park Hyatt - Classy and comfortable, close to everything downtown. 1
  • Final Takeaway This is a great hotel in a great location. 21
  • The luxury hotel is just an elevator ride away from the best shops on Chicago's Magnificent Mile, as well as a short walk from the Museum of Contemporary Art and the iconic John Hancock Observatory. 22
Service37 mentions
  • The views are stunning, the design is impeccable, and the service is unrivaled. 13
  • If you need a classic Chicago stay in a well-located hotel with amazing views and incredible service, the Four Seasons Hotel Chicago is a no-brainer. 18
  • the excellent concierge service. 25
  • The front desk even upgraded us at no extra cost. I was happy to stay an extra night there. 21
  • I was very impressed with their customer service during our most recent stay. 21
  • My massage therapist was Anna Marie, a very experienced, seasoned professional. 7
  • The Langham Chicago - A top-rated 5-star luxury hotel renowned for exceptional service, elegant design, and wellness amenities like deep soaking tubs and a serene spa. 1
  • As has been noted in our Four Seasons reviews before, the aspect of the stay that we raved about to all our friends - which is saying a lot, given our lovely time hanging out in the suite - was the service. The staff was incredibly kind and courteous, and even left earplugs, bookmarks for our novels, and cord organizers for our laptops during one turndown service. 20
  • new It would be nice if all bathrooms were updated i.e. It would be nice if all bathrooms were updated i.e. new 21
  • What stood out most was the service. The GM, Stephen, has been with the brand for many years, and it shows - he is great at his job, and just the nicest guy. Everyone we interacted with was warm, thoughtful, and on it. 21
  • Peninsula was top to bottom a better experience from the hard product to the staff to the service. 8
  • Upscale style and amenities enhanced with the right touch of service. 6
  • The Langham, Chicago: Located along the Chicago River, known for sleek design, refined service, and top-ranked by Travel + Leisure readers. 1
  • Its hard product is older than some of Chicago's newer hotels, but what really impressed me are the views and the fantastic service-I loved the highly personalized welcome amenity, the upgrade to a Lake View Executive Suite, the meticulous housekeeping (a soft microfiber cloth was even left by my computer to clean the screen with!) and the excellent concierge service. 25
  • The Four Seasons occupies floors 30 through 46 of the building, which makes it the highest hotel in Chicago. There are no bad views, which for my kids who live in a small city on the west coast, was a very nice bonus. 21
  • Downstairs, Kristen was the perfect concierge, listening to our needs and drawing directions on the map to several locations we wanted to hit on the way home, as well as writing step by step instructions for out of town drivers - this was greatly appreciated. 19
  • I personally have always preferred the Peninsula for the aesthetic, service and breakfast. 8
  • the meticulous housekeeping (a soft microfiber cloth was even left by my computer to clean the screen with!) 25
  • Not to mention the service you receive from the members of the Four Seasons team is next level! They greeted our children and made them feel welcome, which was such a refreshing change of pace. 13
  • Final Takeaway This is a great hotel in a great location. It's extremely well run, the employees are happy, and the service is excellent. We loved it. 21
  • I was very impressed with the staff as well - immediately personable, welcoming, and no one seemed upset to be there (seems rare these days). 21
  • What was most memorable about your stay? The top-notch service that makes you feel like a royal. 9
  • The Peninsula - Luxury with amazing service and a perfect location near the Magnificent Mile. 1
  • The Four Seasons has been renovated in the last couple of years and I think they did a very nice job and many rooms (across most categories) have views of the Lake and Pier. 8
  • Being one of Chicago'd closest luxury hotels to Lake Michigan, the Four Seasons offers magnificent views of the water, plus dependably excellent service and amenities. 2
  • Whether you'd like help navigating the city, need recommendations for some of Chicago's best sights, require assistance with transportation or would like to make reservations at the hotel's restaurant or acclaimed spa, there's almost nothing that the concierge at Four Seasons Chicago won't be able to assist you with. 22
  • Seconding the Peninsula! Stayed in mid April. Lovely HP, wonderful service always, agree the bar isnt the star of the show, but IMO not bad at all. 8
  • Top-notch concierge staff can help with a medley of requests, from sporting or theatre tickets to some of the hottest dinner bookings in town. 9
  • Very hard to find staff as eager to please as FS Chicago. 21
  • New F&B is just okay and service can be spotty but Gibson, Maple & Ash etc are like two blocks away. 8
  • I coined this term for how we feel about the staff at Four Seasons Chicago. They, truly, are the secret treasures of the hotel. Each person we interacted with, from the valets to the room service, was smiling, happy, more than willing to help, and had worked there for years and years. 19
  • Recently completed a stay at the Pen Chicago, but prefer the PH Chicago (post reno). Better rooms (although that's quite subjective), excellent service and great breakfast. 8
  • I was greeted by a friendly associate and swiftly checked in, which I appreciated, since it was about 10pm by the time I checked in. 25
  • The only "no" was when I asked if they could make Pokémon towel art. They said they couldn't, which I understood - this wasn't a cruise ship, after all - but on our third day, the concierge gave our son a Pikachu bath towel instead. That was going above and beyond to turn a no into a yes. 18
  • I was looking around for a discrete area for us to change and was aggressively shooed out by a staff member saying "you can't be in here! This is a woman's changing area!" We all felt unwelcome and surprised. 21
  • I also appreciated that this Western hotel offered steamed pork buns without it being Chinese New Year or some kind of tacked-on theme. 18
  • The staff treats each of their guests like a VIP from the moment they arrive at the spa, carefully attentive to any potential needs they might have. 7
Bed & Sleep5 mentions
  • The comfy king-sized beds make it impossible not to get a good night's sleep, especially with the twice daily turndown services, where soothing music, a terry cloth robe and pair of slippers help in lulling you to dreamland.. 22
  • Ultra-plush pillow-top mattresses, premium bed linens and marble-accented bathrooms are featured in the guest rooms. 6
  • Comfiest bed in the world? Yes, yes indeed. 19
  • Suites have doors that separate living from sleeping quarters, but even the smallest rooms have a residential feel with armchairs, matching ottomans, and circular dining tables. We're craving some deep, restorative sleep. They got us? Downy, with crisp linens tightly tucked. 9
  • The Four Seasons bed as usual was very comfortable-and during my stay I even got to learn how a proper Four Seasons bed is made and try my hand making it-harder than you might think, for a novice! 25
View3 mentions · 1 filmed
  • hopefully you guys can come and visit these places as well again enjoy the spectacular view On camera1510:22
  • our room is overlooking the lake and the John Hancock Tower this is downtown look at that beautiful beautiful beautiful view before I continue showing you the room I'm just admiring The View right here absolutely gorgeous the lake view and the John Hancock Tower 15
  • On floors 30 to 46, rooms have stellar skyline views (ask for a lake view to tower over Lake Michigan). 9
Noise4 mentions
  • It felt like we were among the clouds, and we were definitely above the noise of the city; we couldn't hear anything from our suite the entire weekend, which was especially nice the morning after the wedding. 20
  • I booked through American Express Fine Hotels and Resorts and was upgraded to a junior suite. They must have ballistic windows or something because I didn't hear anything outside. 23
  • The smiling valets, helping us out of the car and gathering our luggage, eased the stress of hours of Chicago traffic. 19
  • The living room was just big enough for 4 adults and 2 grade-schoolers for an ice cream party, and though we found a white-noise machine and earplugs there in case of lake wind, noise wasn't an issue at all. 18

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  1. 20
    Why the Four Seasons Chicago Is Worth the Splurge
    popsugar.comReview site2026-08-07Current7 quotes used
    Stepping into our Premier Suite, the views of the vast lake and Lincoln Park were breathtaking.
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    What are the best hotels to stay in Chicago?
    community.triphippies.comReview site2025-07-29Recent11 quotes used
    Pendry Chicago - Stylish and welcoming, it blends historical architecture with modern comforts, communal lounge areas, and standout dining including a rooftop bar.
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    Four Seasons Chicago Review : r/FATTravel
    reddit.comForum thread2025-06-23Recent22 quotes used
    I was very impressed with their customer service during our most recent stay. We loved our room, the restaurant, the location - all was fabulous.
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    Spa Review: The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Chicago ...
    spaandbeautytoday.comReview site2023-10-19Ageing4 quotes used
    My massage therapist was Anna Marie, a very experienced, seasoned professional.
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    Four Seasons Chicago Hotel Review
    visionsofvogue.comReview site2023-10-06Ageing5 quotes used
    I also felt like the hotel was a mini art museum with all the beautiful artwork on display throughout the lobby.
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    Review Four Seasons Chicago
    chicagoonthecheap.comReview site2021-10-05Ageing5 quotes used
    I booked through American Express Fine Hotels and Resorts and was upgraded to a junior suite. They must have ballistic windows or something because I didn't hear anything outside.
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