The Best Hotel in The Loop, including the West Loop and South Loop, Chicago

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Chicago's business district, laced with the overhead train tracks of the El, is a desirable—if slightly noisy—place to stay. Hotels here tend to be fairly priced, and many are housed in historic buildings, giving them a charm you won't find along glitzier North Michigan Avenue. Easy access to the Art Institute and Millennium Park is a plus.

In the South Loop, the spots of gentrification—most apparent in the new restaurants popping up along South Michigan Avenue—have made this area increasingly popular. A hotel boom has not occurred here yet, so lodging choices are limited to a few old reliables. Many hotels offer package deals with the nearby Museum Campus.

Publishing House Bed & Breakfast

$$ | 108 N. May St., Chicago, IL, 60607, USA
Spanning four stories, this labor of love features all en-suite rooms and a bevy of communal spaces—an industrial-chic reimagination of the traditional bed-and-breakfast.

Pros

  • Intimate
  • Affordable parking
  • City's best restaurants within walking distance

Cons

  • Must cab or Uber to get to the Loop or Mag Mile
  • No spa
  • Not ideally suited to families
108 N. May St., Chicago, IL, 60607, USA
312-554–5857
Hotel Details
11 rooms
Free Breakfast

Quick Facts

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