At a Glance
A quiet property despite its location just off the Magnificent Mile, the Park Hyatt is sleek with a simple, contemporary vibe.
Indagare Loves
- Panoramas of the Water Tower and Lake Michigan from the east-facing rooms
- Breakfast with a view at the sophisticated NoMI Kitchen
Review
With spacious rooms and a sizable art collection, the Park Hyatt is smart and comfortable. Though the lobby is located at street level—a rarity in Chicago—it has a serene feel, with a minimalist-chic check-in area and, off to the side, a cozy living room with couches and complimentary tea available throughout the day.
The property is currently undergoing a massive renovation and will be closed until spring 2022. This long overdue facelift includes both cosmetic and foundational updates. We can expect to see lighter decor, technological advances and additional suite room categories.
The NoMI Kitchen and Lounge on the seventh floor serves contemporary American cuisine with locally sourced ingredients. With its wall of windows that tilts out over historic Water Tower Place, there are far worse places in Chicago for a business lunch or a pre-dinner cocktail, and the popular deck welcomes al fresco diners during the warmer months. Also on this floor is a beautiful three-lane pool and intimate spa.
Who Should Stay
Although the hotel offers kid-friendly amenities such as backpacks full of goodies for those checking in with little ones, it’s really best for young couples and business travelers.
Written by Indagare