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The St Regis Chicago

$450-$900+/ noche

Reserva esto si You want to stay in Chicago's newest architectural marvel with stunning river and lake views, and don't mind paying top dollar for a serene location.

Por qué a la gente le encanta

8.537 reseñas
  • Floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic lake and river views
  • Incredible dining at Miru and Tre Dita
  • Massive, warm indoor pool and 12,000 sq ft fitness center

Resumen rápido: It's a gorgeous, billion-dollar skyscraper, but early teething pains with elite benefits and service misses mean it doesn't always hit the 5-star mark.

Reseñado por @chicago_travI hosted my staycation in the John Jacob Astor Suite at the St. Regis Chicago and it was incredible. The living space is massive, the fridge came pre-stocked, and the city views from the floor-to-ceiling windows were absolutely unreal. Highly recommend for your next trip!


Lo que dijeron los huéspedes que se hospedaron aquí

The hype

The hard product—the views, the pool, the restaurants—is spectacular, but the service can feel a bit green for a St. Regis.

Reality check

You'll pay a premium for everything, from the $89 parking to the $15/day WiFi fee, and elite members feel nickel-and-dimed.

  • Architecture and design nerds
  • Travelers with pets (very dog-friendly area)
  • Couples wanting a quiet, luxurious staycation

Limpieza y Mantenimiento

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  • Housekeeping: Daily housekeeping is thorough and attentive, with guests consistently praising the spotless condition of the rooms.
  • Bathroom hygiene: Immaculate. Bathrooms feature sparkling large soaking tubs, separate walk-in showers, and private toilet rooms.
  • Maintenance: Brand new property (opened 2023), so everything from the manual curtains to the pristine carpets is in excellent condition.
  • Linens & towels: High-quality, fresh white bedding and plush towels, though some miss the old Remède toiletries.
  • Odors & scents: Fresh and clean, with high-end Sachajuan and Sodashi bath products providing a luxurious scent.

Sleepability™

8.5SILENCIOSO
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0-4RUIDOSO
4-7.5MODERADO
7.5-10SILENCIOSO
  • Occasional plumbing/draining noise from rooms above
  • Minor hallway noise

Antes de reservar

Es bueno saberlo

  • Valet parking is $89/night, so consider using SpotHero nearby or ditching the car.
  • The hotel is in Lakeshore East, which is quiet but requires a bit of a walk or taxi to get to the main Magnificent Mile action.
  • WiFi costs $14.99/day unless you book direct or have status.

Qué llevar

  • Comfortable walking shoes to explore the nearby Riverwalk and Pedway
  • Swimsuit for the massive, heated indoor pool

Genio de Habitaciones

Mejores opciones

  • River View Grand Deluxe King for unobstructed views of the Chicago River and Navy Pier
  • Metropolitan Suite for massive living space and deep soaking tubs

Habitaciones a evitar

  • Entry-level Superior City View rooms on lower floors, which lack the dramatic water views
  • Rooms near the elevators to avoid foot traffic

Genio de Solicitud de Habitación – copiar y pegar

Hi team, I'm so excited for my stay. If possible, I would love a room on a higher floor facing the river and Lake Michigan to fully appreciate the architecture. A quiet room away from the elevators would be greatly appreciated!

Preguntas frecuentes y consejos ocultos

Todo lo que realmente quieres saber antes de reservar.

Does the hotel have a pool?

Yes, a massive, warm indoor pool with an outdoor terrace on the 10th floor.

Is the hotel pet-friendly?

Yes, dogs up to 50 lbs are allowed for a $150 fee per stay, and there's a great dog park nearby.

How much is parking?

Valet parking is $89 per night with in/out privileges. There is no self-parking on-site.

Do Marriott elites get free breakfast?

No, the hotel exploits a loophole claiming the restaurants are third-party, offering 1,000 points instead.

What restaurants are on-site?

Miru (Japanese) and Tre Dita (Tuscan steakhouse by Chef Evan Funke).

Where is the hotel located?

In Lakeshore East, a quiet enclave where the Chicago River meets Lake Michigan.


Consejos de Insiders

  • The Drawing Room on the 11th floor is a chic hideaway perfect for remote work, and it's open to non-guests.

  • Take the underground Pedway if the weather is bad—it connects Lakeshore East to the Loop.

  • Skip the $89 valet and use the SpotHero app to find cheaper parking in the Lakeshore East neighborhood garages.

5 cosas que debes saber antes de ir

  • 💡The elevators don't have buttons inside—you select your floor in the hallway and are assigned a specific car.

  • 💡The hotel sits on what used to be a 9-hole golf course in the 1990s.

  • 💡The building is the tallest in the world designed by a woman (Jeanne Gang).

  • 💡The Lakeshore East neighborhood has a massive, hidden 6-acre park right next to the hotel.

  • 💡The pool is surprisingly large and kept very warm, unlike typical freezing hotel pools.

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