Stix n Brix Pizza Cafe

Chic rooms with an Arts-&-Crafts design sensibility, plus a lounge serving handcrafted cocktails. In the Jewelers Row District, less than 1 block to the El train and within 2 blocks of Millennium Park and the Art Institute of Chicago, this high-end hotel is set within a historic building that was originally constructed to house jewelers and silver craftsmen when it opened in 1897. The contemporary rooms feature Arts and Crafts period details, marble bathrooms, 12-foot ceilings, fridges and such high-tech perks as complimentary WiFi and flat-screen TVs. Amenities consist of business and fitness centers, on-site parking (surcharge), an American restaurant and a lounge serving handcrafted cocktails.

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