"The Hotel of Presidents" on Chicago's thriving Cultural Mile, The Blackstone is a historic building that's historically significant. Playing host to a never-ending roll-call of VIPs – including Teddy Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Al Capone to name just a few – its doors first opened in 1910. Since described as "the city's best example of a turn-of-the-century luxury hotel," immaculate old-world opulence combines with big-sky, big-city views, for an iconic stay you'll never forget.
Accommodation at The Blackstone, Autograph Collection
Go upscale in downtown Chicago. 335 luxury rooms and suites (some accessible and pet-friendly) boast marble bathtubs, local artwork, stirring scenes of Lake Michigan and Grant Park – and an intriguing host of stories. The Smoke-Filled Suite is named for being the notorious "smoke-filled room" where Warren G. Harding was chosen as a compromise Republican nominee for President in 1920. The lavish Suite of Presidents is where President Eisenhower watched his 1952 nomination on TV. But if you're looking for exclusivity tailored only to you, book a stylish Club Level Room and enjoy a wealth of bespoke service-led extras.
Dining at The Blackstone, Autograph Collection
Mercat a la Planxa is The Blackstone's acclaimed restaurant, serving authentic Spanish tapas, craft cocktails, and excellent coffee in surroundings that evoke the vibrant energy of a Barcelona market. If you'd rather eat out, head for the Front Desk, where friendly staff will be waiting with personal recommendations to share.
Things to do at The Blackstone, Autograph Collection
Located on Michigan Avenue, you couldn't be better placed to enjoy everything the Windy City has to offer – just contact the Concierge directly to create your dream itinerary. You'll also find the hotel generously equipped with ways to spend your downtime. Browse over 1,600 contemporary artworks from emerging local artists, or keep up with your fitness routine in the state-of-the-art gym.
Know Before You Go
It is standard practice for resorts/hotels within the USA to charge a mandatory resort fee which is payable locally. This fee can be anywhere between $5 to $50 per room per night and is not included in the cost of your Kenwood Travel holiday. Currently, the The Blackstone, Autograph Collection doesn't charge a resort fee, however this can change at any time.
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