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Homewood Suites by Hilton in downtown Chicago's revitalized and trendsetting River North District is conveniently located next to Disney Quest, across the street from Nordstrom's, a block from the Magnificent Mile high-end shopping and a half-mile from Navy Pier's attractions. The culturally inclined can walk a mile to the Art Institute of Chicago, one of the world's leading museums. What's more, the Homewood is a half-mile from running and walking paths along gorgeous Lake Michigan, where visitors can rent bikes and other paraphernalia for leisurely getaways.
Before venturing out for sightseeing or wheeling and dealing, guest can start their mornings with complimentary breakfast buffets and return to the hotel to relax at weekday evening receptions and enjoy hors d'oeuvres and beverages. The hotel doesn't have its own restaurant, but guests can find plenty of dining options in the area serving everything from steak to sushi. After all, this is Chicago.
The hotel also provides passes to an adjacent fitness center and even lines guests up with a grocery delivery service. The 24- hour "executive center" features complimentary high- speed Internet access. The 19th-floor fitness center and indoor pool offer panoramic city views. For corporate types in Chicago for wheeling and dealing, the Homewood provides them with 3,000 feet of meeting space, catering and audiovisual services.
Festooned with floral-patterned burgundy bedspreads and architectural and botanical art prints, the two-room suites are loaded with fully-equipped kitchens, two TVs, pay movies, VCRs, complimentary wireless Internet access and fancy Neutrogena toiletries.
Guests take the elevator to the sixth-floor lobby, where they find a cozy fireplace, wooden wainscoting, apothecary chests and overstuffed burgundy-and-moss-colored chairs and couches. The Homewood Suites attracts upscale business travelers and vacationers for short or extended stays.
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