Viceroy Chicago

"Plan a once-in-a-lifetime Valentine's Day vacation at Viceroy Chicago with the Love Is Suite package. Each curated stay includes a cheese and charcuterie board, chocolate-covered strawberries, Champagne, specialty romantic decor, a 90-minute Ancient Baths experience for two, an Aire jade face roller, and an Aire orange blossom pillow spray. Even if you're not booking the package, the hotel itself is exceptionally romantic all year round, with midcentury furnishings, a retro Chicago facade, and a delicious date night restaurant featuring seasonal American fare and classic cocktails."

"Set in the Gold Coast Historical District, the contemporary-chic Viceroy has a retro Chicago façade and mid-century furnishings within. Textures and patterns grab the eye, including an abstract headboard wall, a carpet that looks like a sand-hued topographic map, and—yes—quotes from Marcel Proust, reproduced on the lobby's 30-foot wall. You'll love the Southwestern–style throw pillows and the teal curtains, which inspire tranquility at night, while the Nespresso machine serves a valued purpose in the morning. Don’t skip their onsite restaurant, Somerset, which serves seasonal American fare and classic cocktails like the Gold Rush and State (aptly named for the hotel’s location) with bourbon, Amaro Montenegro, and honey." - CNT Editors

"the Viceroy Chicago on the Gold Coast features a rooftop pool with a view of a sliver of Lake Michigan through the skyscrapers." - Samantha Nelson

"The Viceroy hotels exist at the intersection of luxury-hotel extravagance and boutique-hotel tastefulness, and the brand-new Viceroy Chicago is no different. The building, a gently undulating glass tower, is pure luxe modernity, but the lower floors blend effortlessly into Chicago’s Gold Coast, thanks to the meticulously preserved façade of the 1920s-vintage Cedar Hotel." - The MICHELIN Guide

"The Viceroy hotels exist at the intersection of luxury-hotel extravagance and boutique-hotel tastefulness, and the brand-new Viceroy Chicago is no different. The building, a gently undulating glass tower, is pure luxe modernity, but the lower floors blend effortlessly into Chicago’s Gold Coast, thanks to the meticulously preserved façade of the 1920s-vintage Cedar Hotel, which was reassembled brick by brick once the tower was complete." - The MICHELIN Guide