The Bassment

Chain scooping creative flavors of ice cream & frozen yogurt made from local ingredients.

Contemporary quarters with original artwork, plus free loaner bikes, rooftop yoga & a wine hour. Dating back to the 1920s, this funky vintage-style hotel is set in the Old Town Triangle off Lincoln Park and is 0.6 miles from the nearest El train station and 2 blocks from the Second City comedy club. Decorated with original artwork from local artists, the contemporary rooms feature coffeemakers, flat-screen TVs, iPod docks and free WiFi. Many offer views of Lincoln Park or Lake Michigan. Suites add sitting areas with pull-out sofas. Amenities include 24-hour fitness and business centers, a farm-to-table restaurant and a rooftop lounge. Among the free perks are bike rentals, pedicabs, rooftop yoga classes and a wine hour.

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