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CHICAGO
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TABLE OF
CONTENTS Chicago, Illinois Travel Guide
Trave
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Accommodation
Etiquette
Services
Neighborhood
Exploring Chicago
Bars & Lounges
Spas & Wellness
Resorts
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Population
Geography
History
Religion
Culture
Language
Currency
Governance
Climate
Passports and Visa
ID & Documentation
Security and
Customs Airport
Popular Airlines
Public
Transport
Hospital and
Ambulance: Pharmacy
Insurance
Other
Museum and Cultural
Tour New York
Sightseeing
New York Food and Wine
Tour Casual Dining

Best known as ‘Windy City’, Chicago
is lined with urban beaches along
Lake
Michigan and is the third-largest city in the
U.S. and the largest in the midwest. Famed
for its bold skyline, decorated with iconic
stratospheric, glass-floored Willis Tower
(formerly known as Sears Tower), Neo-
Gothic Tribune Tower, Frank Lloyd
Wright’s stained-glass Robie House, Frank
Gehry’s silver Pritzker Pavilion, etc.
Chicago can be described in a myriad of
ways. The choices will be overwhelming in
Chicago, hence, here is your ultimate
Chicago tour guide to ease your trip to the
city.
Chicago,
Illinois Travel
Guide
The windy city will blow your mind
away with its low-key culture, thriving
art scene, a cornucopia of eateries,
numerous shopping streets, and
diversity. Chicago is known as the
birthplace of modern skyscrapers, and
visitors hardly get their
eyes off the spectacular skyline of
Chicago. However, the city’s public art
scene is no less and is absolutely worth
admiring.
Chicago is also home to sports enthusiasts,
as some of the country’s best basketball,
football, hockey, baseball, and soccer teams
call the windy city their home. If sports are
not enough, Chicago’s vibrant and diverse
food scene offers a superb range of global
cuisines, from Italian beef sandwiches to
Chicago dog, Vietnamese pho, and
Mexican tortillas. So, loosen your belt and
make some room for chowhound’s
delights.

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Population
More than 2.7 million Chicago people
call Chicago their home. When founded
in 1883, only 200 people from the
American frontier settled here, and
within seven years, the population had
reached over 4,000. In the next forty
years, between 1850-1890, the
population grew from 30,000 to over 1
million, and by the end of the 19th
century, it had become the fifth-largest
city in the world.
Chicago is the fourth most
segregated city in the U.S and is
known for its ethnically diverse
population. There is 50.8% white
(33.5% non-Hispanic
and 17.3% Hispanic), 29% Black or
African American, 7% Asian, 0.4%
Native American and Alaskan,
0.1%
Pacific Islanders, 9.6% other races
living peacefully in Chicago, making it
an incredibly diverse city in the U.S.
Geography
Nestled in northeastern Illinois on the
southwestern shores of Michigan,
Chicago rests on a Continental divide at
the site of the Chicago Portage. It
connects the Mis- sissippi River with
Great Lake Watersheds. In addition, the
city’s two main rivers, the Chicago River
and the Calumet River, flow through the
city. Lake Shore Drive runs a large
portion of the city’s waterfront.
History

Know all about Chicago’s City history here.
Chicago has witnessed wars, a destructive fire, and
tremendous transformation in its more than 184
years of history. In 1795, an area was turned over to
the
U.S. for a military post by native tribes, following
its victory in the Northwest Indian War. This area
later became a part of Chicago.
During the 18th-century, Potawatomi, a Native
American tribe, inhabited the area. Jean Baptiste
Point Du Sable, an African descendent, was the first
known non-indigenous settler recognized as the
‘Founder of Chicago’.
Chicago was incorporated as a town in 1833 and as
a city in 1837 when the population grew to over
4,000. Since 1850, Chicago has been a dominant
city in the midwestern U.S.
During World War I, Chicago saw a massive
industrial expansion and created several jobs, which
attracted African Americans from the Southern U.S.
The population of African Americans grew in later
years and impacted the city’s culture, which is
known as Chicago Black Renaissance.
Today Chicago plays a crucial role in America’s
economic, political, social, and cultural history. It
has become the country’s most vital business
epicenter and one of the ethnically diverse cultural
capitals.
Religion
71% of Chicagoans follow Christianity, and the
remaining population follows Buddhism,
Hinduism, Judaism, Sikhism, Jainism, Islam, and
Bahai Faith.
Culture
Chicago has been a melting pot of different cultures.
Chicago’s ethnically diverse city is the epicenter of
rich culture, full of colors, music, art, and spirit.

Governance
City Council & Committees
Chicago’s city government
is divided into executive
and legislative branches.
artistic work, and
collecting, displaying, and
performing various artistic
creations.
The culture in Chicago
has contributed to
American culture
through its jazz- culture,
deep-dish Chicago pizza,
and the cubs.
Language
Although the official
language of Chicago is
English, some common
languages spoken by
Chicagoans are Spanish,
Polish, Tagalog, Arabic,
and Chinese. Nearly 80%
of the population speaks
English, and 30% speak a
language other than
English. Spanish is the
second-most spoken
language after English,
with approximately 1.4
million people speaking
Spanish.
Furthermore, 1.64%
Chicagoans speak Polish,
0.67% Chinese (including
Mandarin and
Cnatonese), and 0.64%
Tagalog.
Currency
The official currency of
Chicago is the U.S. Dollar
($, US$, USD).
Council is the legislative
branch of the Government
of Chicago and consists of
the Mayor, City Clerk, and
Aldermen elected from each
of the 50 wards to serve
four- year terms. The City
Council is responsible for
exercising any power and
performing any function
pertaining to its
government. Furthermore,
the City Council is also
responsible for protecting
public health, safety,
welfare, licensing, tax, and
incurring debt.
The Mayor
The mayor is the Chief
Executive of the city,
responsible for the city’s
administration and
management, and is elected
for a four-year term. The
City Council is the
legislative body, elected
from 50 wards.
However, most of the
powers are laid on the
Aldermen, each from 50
wards, and
sit on the city council
to approve most
Mayoral actions.
City Clerk
The City Clerk is
responsible for keeping
records for
the City Council and
designated repository for
city documents.
Treasurer
The treasurer is responsible
for managing the cash and
investments for Chicago,
the four city employee
pension funds, and Chicago
Teachers pension.
Furthermore, the treasurer
is also responsible for
several programs
that promote electronic
development in
Chicago.
Aldermen
Aldermen are the
legislators or members of
the City Council who
represent the

traveling by flight between
the U.S., Canada, Mexico,
Caribbean, Bermuda,
Central, and South
America are required to
show a valid passport.
If you are traveling to
Chicago from a different
nation, ensure your passport
has six months validity and
has two or more blank
pages.
If you belong to one of the
38 countries part of the Visa
Waiver Program (VWP),
you can apply for ESTA.
ESTA or Electronic System
for Travel Authorization
allows tourists from VWP
member nations to enter
the USA for 90 days
residents of a ward. The
Aldermen is the mediator
between the government
and his constituency and
informs about city
functions within his ward.
Climate
Chicago’s climate can be
categorized as hot-summer
humid continental. The
city lies between the
Continental Divide and the
Atlantic Ocean and
experiences
cold winters and warm
summers. Lake Michigan
has a moderate influence
on the temperature
fluctuation while boosting
the amount of snowfall in
When to Go
The best time to go
Chicago is during Spring
(April-May) and autumn
(September-October) when
the temperature is
pleasant. During these
two seasons, the city hosts
numerous festivals.
Summer is considered the
peak tourist season in
Chicago when the city
welcomes a large number
of tourists.
Travel
Passport & Visa
Every traveler entering
the USA is required to
show
a passport. All travelers,

for tourism, business, and medical purposes.
The first step to applying for a U.S. visa is to complete
the DS-160 form. Once you submit it online, schedule
an
interview at the U.S. embassy or consulate in your
country. You will need some documents to present at the
interview.
The purpose of your trip to the USA determines the type
of visa you need. Generally, business, tourism, or
education visas are some of the common visas. Apart from
that, below is the list of visas:
Immigrant Visa (For permanent
residency) Visitor’s Visa (For tourism &
business)
Fiance Visa (To marry an US citizen and live in the
US) Student Visa
Business or professional visas for citizens of Canada
and Mexico
Transit Visa (For traveling through the US on your way
to another country)
ID & Documentation
The ID and other paper requirements to visit The USA
varies from country to country. The authority will grant
you a visa only after checking your documents and your
back-
ground for any criminal record, past travel history, and purpose of the visit. However, the
basic and most important ID and documents required to enter the territory of the US are
as follows:
• Passport with at least 6 months of validity
• You must have an electronic, biometric passport, which is equipped with an electronic chip in it
and contain your biometric data.
• Your ESTA must be valid when you arrive in the US. You can’t renew your ESTA and
overstay. However, you will be eligible for ESTA only if you are a citizen of the USAs VWP
nations.
Arriving From Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Bermuda
• Citizens arriving in the U.S. from these countries must show a valid passport, U.S. Passport Card,
a Trusted Traveler Program Card (NEXUS, SENTRI, Global Entry, or FAST), or an enhanced

Arrival From Other Countries
• Citizens from other countries must present a valid passport upon arrival.
• Both permanent residents and foreign nationals need a U.S visa.
Security & Custom
Everyone should know the information needed for mandatory security checks to prevent
delays. You can go through the US Customs website to know more about the items you
are carrying with you.
The prohibited items as per the US Federal Law are:
• Alcoholic beverages over 70% by volume
• Alcoholic beverages under 70% by volume
• Animal products or products of animal origin (EU destinations only)
• Batteries
• Cutting instruments
• Defense sprays
• Drones

• Dry ice
• Electronic cigarettes like vapor or e-
ciga rettes
• Explosives
• Firearms and ammunition
• Flammable items, liquids or solids
• Gasoline powered tools
• Hoverboards
• Marijuana
• Mobility Devices
• Lighters and Matches
• Pressurized containers/compressed gasses
• Self-heating meals
• Self-inflating life jackets
• Scissors and tools
• Smart bags
Airport
O’Hare International Airport (ORD)
and Midway International Airport
(MDW) are the two major airports in
Chicago, and both airports connect
Chicago with
other international cities. However, O’Hare
International Airport (ORD) is considered
the major airport, serving millions of
visitors annually.
Several hotels are available near the
airports, which offer easy airport pick-up
and drop-
off. If you want the pick-up and drop-off options from/to the airport, you will need to
book

your transfer before your arrival. If
you haven’t booked well before,
several cabs are also available at the
airport.
O’Hare International Airport
(ORD) Customer Support Number
(24*7) Contact: +1 800 832 6352
Custom & Immigration
Location: O’Hare International
Airport (ORD) 10000 Bessie
Coleman Dr., Chicago lL 60666
Contact: +1 773 686 2800
Emergency & Medical
Assistance
For any emergency at O’Hare International Airport, call (773) 894 9111. You can also
dial 911 from a payphone or cell phone in an emergency. For medical
emergencies, professional medical assistance is available 24×7 at the airport.
Lost & Found
For Lost & Found items or issues related to it, contact O’Hare International Airport
(ORD) Police on (773) 686 2385.

Midway International Airport (MDW) Customer Support Number (24*7)
Contact: (773) 838
0600 Custom &
Immigration
Location: U.S. Customs and Border
Protection 5700 S Cicero Ave,
Chicago
IL 60638
Contact: +1 773 948 6220
Emergency & Medical Assistance
For any emergency service in Chicago city at Midway International Airport, call (773)
838 9111. You can also
dial 911 from a payphone or cell phone in an emergency. For medical
emergencies, professional medical assistance is available 24×7 at the airport.
Lost & Found
For Lost & Found items or issues related to it, contact Midway International

Popular Airlines
The most popular airlines to fly from/to Chicago- American Airlines, United
Airlines, JetBlue, Delta Air Lines, Spirit Airlines, North American Airlines, US
Airways Express,, Continental Airlines, Air Canada, Kiwi International AirLines,
etc.
Before you book a flight, know about travel restrictions in Chicago.
Public Transport
If you are wondering how to travel in Chicago like a local, then the best way to get
around any city is to hop on public transport. Being one of the biggest metropolises of
the US, Chicago’s public transportation system is easy, fast, convenient, and affordable.
L Train
Chicago’s most used transportation medium is Chicago Transit Authority or CTA-
operated L Train. It is the US’ second largest public transportation system and connects
the city via
Transport and
Accomodation

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above-ground, street-level, and subway
trains. Furthermore, it serves 145 rail
stations all over Chicago. However, only
the Blue and Red lines operate 24*7,
connecting Chicago O’Hare International
Airport (ORD), Downtown, and North
Side and South Side via Downtown,
respectively.
Bus
CTA also operates bus service throughout
the city, with stops after every few
blocks.
Several buses run till 2 am.
Purchase a Ventra
transit card or
unlimited ride
pass to travel via L
train and bus.
You
can pay cash for a
single bus trip if
you do not have
them.
Metra Rail
You can hop
on to this fast
commuter
rail
to travel
between the
suburbs and
Downtown.
Taxis
Several cab operators are available
throughout the city, and you can e-hail
or
e-pay with CHICABS approved apps
ARRO and CURB.
Ridesharing
Install Lyft or Uber on your mobile and
confirm your ride to get around the city. It
is inexpensive and faster too.
Accommodation
The Windy City offers a good range of
hotels to its guests. Chicago has over 140
hotels and 45,000 rooms in its Central
business district. From luxury hotels to
affordable B&Bs, Chicago accommodates
all kinds of guests.
The Peninsula Chicago
108 E Superior St.,
Chicago IL 60611
+1 312 337 2888
Website:
https://www.peninsula.com/en/
chicago/5-star-luxury-hotel-downtown-
chicago
Waldorf
Astoria
Chicago
11 E Walton St.,
Chicago
IL
60611
+1 312 646
1300
Website:
https://
www.hilton.
com/en/hotels/
chiwawa-wal-

Rush University Medical Center
1620 W Harrison St., Chicago IL
60612 Contact: +1 312 942 5000
Website: https://www.rush.edu/
Pharmacy
CVS Pharmacy
2427 W Chicago Ave., Chicago IL
60622 Contact: +1 773 342 6060
Website:
https://www.cvs.com/international. html
cago/
Viceroy Chicago
1118 N State St.,
Chicago IL 60610
+1 312 586 2000
Website: https://www.
viceroyhotelsandresorts.com/chicag
o
The Ritz-Carlton, Chicago
Water Tower Place, 160 E Pearson
St., Chicago IL 60611
+1 312 266 1000
Website:
https://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/ho-
tels/chicago
The Langham, Chicago
330 N Wabash Ave., Chicago IL 60611
+1 312 923 9988
Website:
https://www.langhamhotels.com/
en/the-langham/chicago/
Emergency and Medical Assistance
Services
Hospitals & Ambulance
When in the US, call 911 in case of any
emergency. Chicago has a good number
of public and private hospitals. Below are
the emergency contact numbers of
emergency services in Chicago City.
Northwestern Memorial
Hospital
251 E Huron St., Chicago IL 60611
Contact: +1 312 926 2000
Website:
https://www.nm.org/locations/
northwestern-memorial-hospital

Insurance
Tourists traveling to the
USA are responsible for
their insurance coverage.
From medical to travel
insurance, visitors should
ensure they are fully
covered.
Travel insurance is neces-
sary for unexpected losses
or expenses such as missing
Gas Service
People Gas
Contact: 866 556
6002
Water Service
Water Management
Contact: + 312 744
4420
Electricity Service
AEP Energy
Contact: +1 866 258
3782
Chicago Fire
Department Contact:
+1 312 745 3705
flights, losing luggage,
stolen cash, and missing
passport.
Etiquette
Dress Code
There is no dress code to
roam around the city of
Chicago. You can wear
anything according to
your mood. However,
some upmarket
restaurants, bars, and
clubs require their
customers to wear a
particular dress. You can
check in with them before
visiting these places.
Drinking
Chicago- Officially the
most fantastic drinking
city of America has some of
the most pulsing pubs,
bars, and clubs in the U.S.
Chicago raises the toast
with the best cheers from
beer drinkers
to gin lovers to aficionados.
These places allow only
adults above 21 years of
age. Maintain your
social etiquette and
don’t create chaos in
public.
Tipping
Although tipping is your
choice, Chicagoans always
tip at 15%-20% of your
total bill in cash, only if
you feel you have been
treated well.
Photography
Photography is a common
activity in Chicago. The
general public is allowed to
take pictures within public
places and CTA stations,
and transit vehicles for
personal and non-
commercial use.
However, a few places
like Alfred Caldwell Lily
Pool, the Chicago
Botanic Garden, the
Lincoln Park

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Nature Boardwalk, and the Garfield
Park Conservatory.
Neighborhood
Home to over 2.7 million people, Chicago
consists of 77 neighborhoods representing
diverse cultures, history, cuisine, and
experiences. As the third-largest city in the
U.S, Chicago boasts some of the most
vibrant neighborhoods in the country,
where there’s no dearth of activities to do
in Chicago. Here are some popular
neighborhoods in Chicago:
Lincoln Park
Residents living in Lincoln Park share their
neighborhood with penguins, monkeys, and
rare animals from around the world. Isn’t it
amazing? This designated community area
in Northern Chicago is home to Lincoln
Park, Chicago’s largest park, and is an
affluent neighborhood in the state.
Lakeview
Located on the northern side of
Chicago, Lake View includes
smaller
neighborhood enclaves and is the second-
largest community area by population in
Chicago. Boystown, famous for its
LGBTQ community, hosts the annual
LGBTQ Pride Parade, music festivals,
Halloween, and more.
Gold Coast
The Gold Coast Neighborhood in Chicago
grew during the Great Chicago Fire. In
1882, when Potter Palmer, a millionaire,
moved
to the Gold Coast area, several wealthiest
Chicagoans followed him. Today, the
residents, high-end restaurants, and upscale
boutiques. Since the area shares its border
with Lake Michigan, several apartments
have lake views and easy access to the beach
and lakefront trail.
Bucktown
Bucktown is one of Chicago’s trendiest
towns and close to Wicker Park. The
Kennedy Expressway runs through the
neighborhood, giving the residents access
to Chicagoland and other areas. Bucktown
is an affordable neighborhood in
comparison to its neighbor Lincoln Park.
Wicker Park
Wicker Park has been a residential enclave
since 1937, when Chicago was
incorporated as a city. It is close to
Bucktown and has a triangular park in the
center. This trendy and bustling
neighborhood has upscale boutiques,
restaurants, and coffee shops.
Exploring
Chicago
Museum and
Cultural Tour

Museum of Science and
Industry
Located near Jackson Park, in the Hyde
Park neighborhood, the Museum of
Science and Industry houses the former
Palace of Fine Arts from the 1893 World’s
Columbian
The Field Museum
The Field Museum of Natural History is
one of the largest such museums in the
world and occupies half an acre of Grant
Park’s Museum campus. It houses
extensive scientific specimen and artifact
collections. In addition, the museum also
exhibits fossils, cultures from around the
world, and
interactive programs demonstrating the
need for conservation.
Exposition. Furthermore, it exhibits a
full- size replica of Coal-mine, the
command module of Apollo 8, German
Submarine
U-505, the first diesel-powered
streamlined, stainless-steel passenger train,
and a
3,500-square-foot model railroad.
Art Institute of Chicago
Art Institute of Chicago is located in Grant
Park and was founded in 1879. It is one of
the oldest and largest museums globally
and recognized for its 11 curatorial
departments, including iconic works of
George Surat’s ‘A Sunday On La Grande
Jatte’, Pablo Picasso’s ‘The Old Guitarist’,
and Grant Wood’s ‘American Gothic’.
Chicago Sightseeing
Millenium Park
Your trip to Chicago isn’t complete without
a stop at Millenium Park, the heart of
Chicago. Visitors come here to catch a free
live concert, movie screenings, and several
other

cultural programs throughout the year. In addition, the park showcases cutting-edge
art, architecture, and landscaping.
Lincoln Park Zoo
The 35-acre Lincoln Park Zoo was founded in 1868, making it the fourth-oldest zoo in
North America. The Lincoln Park Zoo is home to over 200 species, such as Penguins,
gorillas, reptiles, monkeys, zebras, polar bears, hippos, sloths, etc., who live in the zoo in
their natural habitat. Inside the zoo, there is a burr oak tree, which dates back to 1830,
three years before the city of Chicago was incorporated.
360 Chicago Observation
Deck
Visiting 360 Chicago Observation Deck
is one of the most significant activities
to do in Chicago. The view of
Chicago’s skyline from the 94th floor
of the Observation Deck is
enthralling. Here you can enjoy
TILT- Chicago’s highest thrill ride.
Skydeck Chicago
Nearly 2 million people make their
way to Skydeck Chicago to
experience the city like never before.
The deck boasts breathtaking views
of the city, and on a clear day, your
eyes can reach upto Chicago’s
borders with Indiana,
Michigan, Wisconsin, and other cities
of Illinois.
Willis Tower
This 110-story skyscraper was once the tallest building globally for 25 years. The tower
welcomes more than 2 million visitors each year from all over the world. The
observation deck of Willis Tower is located on the 103rd floor and features retractable
glass boxes that extend four feet over the street below.
Chicago Food and Wine Tour
Chicago is home to diverse cultures, races, and ethnicities, and the influence can be seen in
its cuisines. Chicago’s population exploded during the city’s incorporation in 1837, when

High-
End
Dining
Oriole
Cuisine: Contemporary
American Cuisine
Address: 661 W Walnut
St., Chicago
IL 60661
Contact: +1 312 877 5339
which influenced the
town’s culinary traditions.
The Chicagoan food today
is influenced by
immigrants residing in the
city.
Today, when someone
talks about Chicagoan
food, four things come to
mind: pizza, hot dog,
Italian
beef sandwich, and steak.
Chicagoans like their pizza
with a deep crust and loads
of toppings. The
steakhouses prepare juicily,
and succulent steaks and
hot dogs are always there in
every corner.
When it comes to chilled
beers, the city hosts some
of the best breweries,
where you can spend some
good times relishing the
finely crafted beers of the
city and delicious food.
Before you visit Chicago,
find out the best bars, and
best restaurants in
Chicago:
Topolobampo
Cuisine: Mexican
Address: 445 N Clark
Contact: +1 312 661
1434
RPM Steak
Cuisine: Steakhouse
Address: 66 W Kinzie
Contact: +1 312 284
4990
Schwa
Cuisine:
American
Contemporary
Address: 1466 N
Ashland Ave., Chicago
IL 60622 Contact: +1
773 252 1466
The Whale
Cuisine: American
Address: 2427 N
Milwaukee Ave., Chicago
IL 60647 Contact: +1 773
825 2900
Casual Dining
The Polo Inn
Cuisine: American
Address: 3322 S Morgan
Contact: +1 773 927 7656
The Dearborn
Cuisine: American
Address: 145 N Dearborn
St., Chicago
IL 60602
Contact: +1 312 384 1242
Jose’s Seafood, Prime
Steak & Stone Crab
Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
Address: 60 E Grand
Ave., Chicago IL 60611
Contact: +1 312 379 5637
Smoque BBQ
Cuisine: American
Address: 3800 N Pulaski
Rd., Chicago IL 60641
Contact: +1 773 545 7427
The Purple Pig
Cuisine: Mediterranean
Address: 444 Michigan
Ave., Chicago IL 60611
Contact: +1 312 464 1744
Bars &
Lounges
Bar Roma
Contact: +1 773 942 7572
Little Bad Wolf
Address: 1541 W Bryn
Mawr Ave., Chicago IL
60660 Contact: +1 773 942
6399
Hopleaf
St., ChicagoIL 60640
Contact: +1 773 334
9851

The Green Mill
Address: 4802 N
Broadway, Chicago IL
60640
Contact: +1 773 878 5552
Carol’s Pub
Contact: +1 773 754
8000
Spa &
Wellness
Resorts
The Peninsula
Chicago
Address: 108 E Superior
St.,
Chicago IL 60611
Contact: +1 312 337
2888 Website:
https://www.
peninsula.com/en/chi-
cago/5-star-luxury-ho-
tel-downtown-chicago
Eurostars
Magnificent Mile
Address: 660 N State St.,
Chicago IL 60654
Contact: +1 312 202 6000
Website: https://www.
eurostarshotels.com/
eurostars-magnificent-
mile.
html?referer_code=GMB
Loews Chicago Hotel
Address: 455 N Park Dr.,
Chicago IL 60611
Contact: +1 312 840 6600
Website:
https://www.loew-
shotels.com/chicago-
downtown
Waldorf Astoria
Chicago
Address: 11 E Walton St.,
Chicago IL 60611
Contact: +1 312 646 1300
Website:
https://www.hilton.
com/en/hotels/chiwawa-
waldorf-astoria-chicago/
Eaglewood Resort &
Spa
Address: 1401 Nordic Rd.,
Itasca IL 60143
Contact: +1 630 773
1400 Website:
https://eagle-
woodresort.com/
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