The Peninsula Chicago
The Magnificent Mile's quiet anchor – rooms among the city's largest, and a rink in the sky each winter.
Five-star · From $700 per nightAny mandatory hotel fees are shown before you confirm.
The Peninsula · Chicago
A sense of the place
Why it's in the collection
Because few hotels in Chicago lay out their rooms this generously, and only this one floods its spa terrace to make an ice rink when the lake wind turns.
- Opened in 2001 beside the Water Tower, where Superior Street meets Michigan Avenue: a 20-story building by Elkus Manfredi Architects whose winged plan echoes The Peninsula Hong Kong, with 339 rooms and suites from 531 square feet – among the largest in the city.
- Shanghai Terrace serves Shanghainese and Cantonese cooking with a seasonal outdoor terrace; afternoon tea is poured in The Lobby, Z Bar is the rooftop cocktail bar, and Pierrot Gourmet is the café.
- The Peninsula Spa takes the 19th and 20th floors, with a half-Olympic indoor pool and a sun terrace over the skyline; each winter the terrace becomes the 2,100-square-foot Peninsula Sky Rink, the only hotel ice rink in Chicago.
- The Peninsula Suite spreads over about 3,500 square feet with its own outdoor terrace, above a ladder of Grand and Executive suites; downstairs, the white-uniformed pages, a Krigler fragrance boutique in the lobby and the weekly Chocolate Bar are the house signatures.
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