Park Hyatt ChicagovsPalmer House a Hilton Hotel
Both properties are praised by experts. On balance, Palmer House A Hilton Hotel ranks slightly higher than Park Hyatt Chicago. Palmer House A Hilton Hotel is ranked #9 in Chicago with accolades from 15 sources such as Fodor's, Star Service and BlackBook.
Park Hyatt Chicago Show All Reviews
800 N Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60611
From $292/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
Michelin Guide
"The Park Hyatt is the place to stay when you want to sneak a peek at how the other half lives."
Concierge
"Other high-end Michigan Avenue hotels take a staid approach to luxury, but the Park Hyatt adds a running note of playful artistry and unabashed flamboyance."
Condé Nast Traveler
""Right on the Magnificent Mile, this hotel represents elegance at its best, and yet the staff are not at all pretentious"." Full review
Time Out
"Little expense has been spared at this 198-room Magnificent Mile property, housed in the lower third of a slender, 67-story residential tower." Full review
Star Service
"This refined operation edges out the Ritz-Carlton and Peninsula, and rivals the Four Seasons and Trump for title as the city's most luxurious address for well-heeled, discerning travelers." Full review
Gayot
"Located on the Magnificent Mile, this high-tech, contemporary hotel focuses its attention on service and is well-known for the art that completes its look."
Zagat
4.3
"“Beautiful” rooms boast “all the frills”, including “buttery-soft" chairs, window seats with “great views” of the city, free WiFi and “large and elegant bathrooms.”"
Forbes Travel Guide
4 Stars
"The spirit of Park Hyatt Chicago aligns with what the Windy City is known for: stunning art and design, great food and welcoming Midwestern hospitality." Full review
Afar Magazine
"Remains a great choice for families because of the central location optimizing sightseeing and kid-heaven treats." Full review
Jetsetter
"A sleek contemporary showpiece that sets the gold standard for the Gold Coast." Full review
Palmer House a Hilton Hotel Show All Reviews
17 East Monroe Street, Box 75845, Chicago, IL 60603
From $109/night
- Pet Friendly
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Laundry Service
Michelin Guide
"From spacious, attractive, and updated accommodations to fine dining at the lovely Lockwood restaurant, the Palmer House lives as comfortably within the 21st century as it did in the 19th."
Frommer's
"The Palmer House caters overwhelmingly to business travelers, but because it's so big, you can snag good deals here when there are no conventions in town." Full review
Fodor's
"The epitome of a grande dame, this bustling and massive property in the center of the Loop has a lobby ceiling mural that wows and lots of gold, marble, and tapestry." Full review
Lonely Planet
"Today the Palmer House lobby still has an ‘Oh my God’ opulence – Tiffany chandeliers, ceiling frescos – that makes a look-see imperative." Full review
Oyster
Upscale
"This 1,639-room historic hotel in the Loop has a storied past, and a breathtaking lobby with a painted ceiling and glittering chandeliers." Full review
Rough Guide
"One of the city’s most historic hotels, the Palmer House is in the centre of the Loop, and perfect for visits to Millennium Park and the Art Institute of Chicago."
Time Out
"The opulent Beaux Arts lobby showcases museum-worthy frescoes and displays a mural by 19th-century artist Louis Pierre Rigal." Full review
Star Service
"Situated at State Street, one block from Grant Park, this is the oldest hotel in Chicago, and it claims (as do a dozen others) to be the longest continuously running hotel in North America." Full review
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Avoid rooms with direct views of the building's neighboring brick walls and ask for a high floor with lake view.
Gayot
"Although standard rooms tend to run small, they were rejuvenated with the Palmer House's history in mind, so that each is individually decorated with turn-of-the-century details and art."
BlackBook
"The updated Palmer House features more comfortable and contemporary rooms, a new spa, the Lockwood Restaurant, while preserving what Chicagoans loved most about the historic hotel."