Nestled in a 1920s tower by the Chicago River, this luxe hotel boasts a rooftop bar with stunning views and plush rooms, perfect for a stylish stay.
"Set in the perfect location, where the Magnificent Mile meets the Chicago River, the views aren't the only things that inspire romance at this property (though the floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the river are nothing to scoff at). The interior design leans masculine with dark wood paneling and black-and-white photos. Grab a drink with your partner on the glam rooftop bar with its 360-degree views, or spend a much-deserved day of relaxation at the spa where you can customize your own couples massage with treatments like a hot stone massage."
"A haunted carnival is coming to LondonHouse from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Saturday, October 28. This immersive event spans three unique venues: LH on 21 Lounge, Etoile Ballroom, and LH on 22 Rooftop, each offering a festive carnival atmosphere with eerie surprises. Guests will enjoy a premium-hosted bar from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and live DJs all night. The evening will also feature a costume contest at midnight with the grand prize winner receiving an overnight stay at the hotel and two tickets to the New Year’s Eve event. Tickets ($125 for early bird, $150 regular) include a four-hour premium open bar. More info and tickets here." - Lisa Shames, Eater Staff
"Set in a landmark building where the Magnificent Mile meets the Chicago River, LondonHouse embodies the definition of a luxury lifestyle hotel. The gold coffered ceiling of the ground floor lobby makes a stunning first impression, but the best rooms—the Vista rooms—are in a glass addition featuring floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the river and the bridges that vault over it. Dark wood paneling and framed black-and-white photos lend a slightly masculine tone. There's a restaurant on the 21st floor, and a rooftop bar just one more story up—its crown jewel being the Cupola and its 360-degree views (a favorite property site for photos)." - CNT Editors
"Set in a landmark building where the Magnificent Mile meets the Chicago River, LondonHouse embodies the definition of a luxury lifestyle hotel. The gold coffered ceiling of the ground floor lobby makes a stunning first impression, but the best rooms—the Vista rooms—are in a glass addition featuring floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the river and the bridges that vault over it. Dark wood paneling and framed black-and-white photos lend a slightly masculine tone. There's a restaurant on the 21st floor, and a rooftop bar just one more story up—its crown jewel being the Cupola and its 360-degree views (a favorite property site for photos)."
"Take in views of the Chicago River at Bridges Lobby Bar, which offers daily afternoon sea service. Drinks from Rare Tea Cellar are accompanied by a tower of snacks including macarons, spring rolls and scones served with lemon curd and clotted cream. Pots of loose leaf tea are also available a la carte and the attentive servers are happy to refill the hot water for an extra steep." - Samantha Nelson, Eater Staff
