Nobu Hotel Chicago
Hotel · West Town
155 N Peoria St, Chicago, IL 60607
Highlights
Japanese-inspired hotel with chic rooftop restaurant & indoor pool
Japanese-inspired hotel with chic rooftop restaurant & indoor pool
"An industrial brick-and-steel West Loop property that pairs a boisterous dining scene downstairs with serene, Japanese-influenced loft-like rooms upstairs; corridors lined with glowing wooden lanterns set a flattering mood and many rooms deliver dramatic city views. Design contrasts—double-height concrete ceilings against warm natural materials—reward splurges such as rooms with massive teak soaking tubs, while a tranquility pool and rooftop brunch make it a favored insiders’ outdoor hangout; the property also houses the city’s only villa for ultra-private stays." - Heidi Mitchell
"An intimate, Japanese-inspired hotel-within-a-hotel that channels traditional-modern aesthetics—think kintsugi- and suminagashi-inspired design elements—and offers a small, stand-alone check-in lobby and an adjacent signature restaurant that features teppanyaki and classic Japanese-Peruvian dishes prepared tableside." - Matt Villano
"Nobu Hotel Chicago doesn't have any particular couple's packages or romantic activations—but perhaps that's because it doesn't need them. From the indoor tranquility pool to the iconic views of Chicago's skyline to the serene yet sexy interiors, everything about this property encourages romance. Indulge in dinners for two in the ground-floor restaurant, or the 11th-floor rooftop…or the sushi bar (all great options). Dine on breakfast in bed, including favorites like the za'atar avocado toast. If you can manage to make it outside, the property is in the West Loop surrounded by Fulton Market and within easy access to a variety of L lines that can whisk you directly to any other big attractions."
"Awarded one Michelin key as a property offering a very special stay, this Chicago Nobu hotel is recognized for contemporary design, regular quality of service, comfort, and a lifestyle-oriented personality tied to the brand." - Stacey Lastoe
"More than three decades after the original restaurant collaboration between the actor Robert De Niro and the celebrated chef Nobu Matsuhisa opened its doors in New York, the brand’s hotels have become a global phenomenon, and the West Loop is graced with one of its very own; Nobu Hotel Chicago, fittingly, stands over a stretch of Randolph Street known as Restaurant Row." - The MICHELIN Guide
