Nestled in the vibrant West Loop, this sleek Japanese-inspired hotel boasts chic dining, stunning rooftop views, and top-notch service for a luxe stay.
"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."
"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
"Further evidence for the proposition that Chicago is one of America’s most hospitable cities: 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
"From the oshibori ritual of handing guests a warm, scented hand towel upon arrival to the indoor tranquility pool, Nobu Chicago acts as a serene refuge from the city beyond its tinted-glass facade. Not that it’s entirely retiring; the signature restaurant packs in the city’s sushi cognoscenti as well as splurging celebrants. Part of a string of hotels from the namesake chef Nobu Matsuhisa and partners including actor Robert De Niro, Nobu has particular appeal to foodies who will find the surrounding Fulton Market area teeming with acclaimed restaurants, including Au Cheval, Momotaro, Girl & the Goat, and Monteverde. This is young creatives central, with employers such as Google in the ‘hood, and the CTA Green and Pink L lines offer easy access to downtown attractions just east of the area." - Elaine Glusac, Nicole Schnitzler
"Why book? Nobu nurtures life in balance: serenity in tranquil rooms and a party on the rooftop. Set the scene From the oshibori ritual of handing guests a warm hand towel upon arrival to the indoor tranquility pool, Nobu Chicago acts as a serene refuge from the city beyond its tinted-glass facade. Not that it’s entirely retiring; the signature restaurant packs in the city’s sushi cognoscenti as well as splurging celebrants. The backstory Part of a string of hotels from the namesake chef Nobu Matsuhisa, and partners including actor Robert DeNiro. The rooms Japanese minimalism at its best: crisp platform beds, blond wood wainscoting, and recessed lighting set a relaxing tone, also encouraged by yoga mats in every room. Floor-to-ceiling windows let the light in. It’s worth the one-step minimum upgrade to a Yubune King Sake Suite or Nobu Villa to experience a teak soaking tub supplied with custom Natura Bissé bath amenities scented with tea and rosemary. Food and drink There are a number of ways to experience chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s signature food, from the grand ground-floor restaurant (hello, miso cod and rock shrimp tempura), to the hideaway sushi bar on the mezzanine (don’t miss the yellowtail with jalapeno), or up on the 11th floor rooftop (try a Japanese single malt with your ceviche and mini tacos). Hotel guests have the joy of taking his breakfast innovations to the rooms, including favorites like the Za'Atar Avocado Toast. The neighborhood/area In the heart of the thriving Fulton Market, Nobu has particular appeal to foodies who will find the area teeming with acclaimed restaurants, including Au Cheval, Momotaro, Girl & the Goat, and Monteverde. This is young creatives central, with employers such as Google in the ‘hood, and the CTA Green and Pink L lines offer easy access to downtown attractions just east of the area. The service Super-attentive staff with amazing ability to seemingly greet all guests by name. Accessibility Yes. Anything left to mention? The 40-foot indoor tranquility pool nods to an urban onsen with a meditative atmosphere and access to steam rooms in the adjacent locker rooms." - Elaine Glusac