John Kinzie Hotel Chicago - Luxeroom
John Kinzie Hotel Chicago - Luxeroom

Between the magnificent mile and River North restaurants, the Kinzie Hotel is opening its doors and bringing Chicago history and decor to your entire experience while visiting the city. Inspired by the 19th century, Chicago details will be represented in the colors like bright teal, cobalt, crimson, and pumpkin. Vintage 19th century pre-Chicago fire maps are featured in guest rooms, and original modern design of the city grid brings together the theme, based on the hotel’s slogan “Chicago Starts Here,” showcasing the spirit of Chicago pioneer John Kinzie.

Once you arrive, you will enjoy the artwork of talented local artists featuring Chicago landscapes. In the lobby, a concierge-style guest check-in will invite travelers to relax with plentiful sofas after hours of travel. From 5 to 8 p.m. on the sixth floor, pay a visit to the Double Cross Lounge –open for all guests to enjoy a full-service bar and a spot to plan your next day of sightseeing.

Kinzie Hotel is offering unique options for all guests, and a package I am very excited about that lets travelers have an adventure with the city with P.O.V. (Point-of-View) Package. It’s the best for the great outdoors explorer which includes a deluxe room, a GoPro camera (nothing like filming your journey with this small camera), and a Chicago map while you stay at the hotel.

After a long day of adventure in the city, other features that you can expect are in-room massage, facials, and manicure/pedicure services by Windy City Massage. The following morning, each floor offers a grab and go breakfast of fresh fruits, pastries, and juices every morning.

John Kinzie Hotel Chicago

John Kinzie Hotel Chicago - Bathroom
John Kinzie Hotel Chicago – Bathroom
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I'm a Caracas native, living in Chicago. I have a passion for travel, culture, food, adventure and discovering new places off the beaten path. I still remember the first trip I took internationally as a child and the excitement that it was to know that everyone will speak another language. Traveling was cool—waking up early to make the trip to the airport, packing too much and then realizing it’s much better to pack light. Now a travel writer, I get to see new places continually, check out new restaurants, and talk about my experiences. Just as I’m about to be done with a trip, I see myself at the airport daydreaming while staring at the departure board thinking about my next destination.