Family Friendly, Romantic Hotels with Parking, Taking Steps Towards Sustainability in Skokie IL

Kimpton Hotel Monaco Chicago, an IHG Hotel, is a recently renovated 4-Diamond Chicago Loop Hotel located in a historic, riverfront building, which was once the headquarters for D.B. Fisk & Co., the country's largest wholesale millinery. The hotel features unique touches inspired by its hat-factory past, such as brass hat hooks and vintage-style hatbox honor bars in guestrooms and suites, and offers personalized hospitality through its dedicated staff.
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\nThe on-site restaurant, Fisk & Co, provides a Belgian bistro experience with specialties like mussels and frites, a rotating selection of oysters and their unique take on charcuterie, the \"Sea-Board.\" Designed to pamper guests, the hotel offers complimentary newspapers, morning coffee and tea service, and various delightful extras, such as a nightly hosted wine hour, in-room yoga mats, custom-designed bikes and a 100% pet-friendly policy. With these special perks, Kimpton Hotel Monaco Chicago is an ideal choice for both business and leisure travelers seeking a memorable stay in the heart of the city.

The stylish Pendry offers 364 luxurious rooms and suites to choose from, all with modern amenities and features. Guests are also spoiled for choice when it comes to drinking and dining while the hotel's 24-hour fitness center is perfect for those who want to keep up with their exercise regime while away from home.

Swissotel Chicago, designed by renowned Chicago architect Harry Weese, is ideally situated in the confluence of the Chicago River and Lake Michigan, just steps away from exclusive shopping on The Magnificent Mile. The hotel offers 661 tastefully decorated, generous and luxurious non-smoking rooms and suites.

A stunning architectural marvel steps away from the lakefront and within walking distance of popular attractions like Millennium Park and the Loop theater district.

A legendary hotel in the heart of the city’s business, financial and theatre district steps from Millennium Park, the Art Institute of Chicago and Grant Park.