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The Chicago Hotel the World Knows Best! Palmer House Hilton hotel guests enjoy close proximity to the Art Institute of Chicago, Grant Park, Millennium Park and Navy Pier. State Street and Michigan Avenue shopping is just outside our doors. Ideally located in the heart of the Chicago Loop, the Palmer House Hilton hotel offers modern conveniences combined with over one hundred years of elegance. For ...
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Location. The Palmer House Hilton is located one-half block from Millennium Park, on State Street within the Chicago Loop business and theater districts. The Art Institute of Chicago is two blocks from the hotel. Within one mile are the Tribune Tower, Wrigley Building and Sears Tower. Hotel Features. Known as the longest-running hotel in North America, The Palmer House Hilton offers professional catering ...
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The original Palmer House was built just before the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 and perished in flames during the conflagration. Shortly afterwards, Potter Palmer rebuilt his hotel more opulently than the first. Years later, during the mid-1920s, the Palmer House was once again rebuilt to what it is today. The hotel is right in the heart of the Chicago Loop and offers comfortable rooms at reasonable ...
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North America's oldest continuously running
hotel, the Palmer House is a Chicago landmark.
Opened in 1871, the hotel was destroyed 13 days
later in the Chicago Fire. Despite its
inauspicious start, the hotel has become a symbol
of traditional elegance, while offering its
guests contemporary conveniences. The hotel lobby
ceiling is the Sistine Chapel of hotels,
featuring individual oil paintings ... more
hotel, the Palmer House is a Chicago landmark.
Opened in 1871, the hotel was destroyed 13 days
later in the Chicago Fire. Despite its
inauspicious start, the hotel has become a symbol
of traditional elegance, while offering its
guests contemporary conveniences. The hotel lobby
ceiling is the Sistine Chapel of hotels,
featuring individual oil paintings ... more
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This casual cafe, located in the Palmer House Hilton, serves cuisine inspired by the best of New Orleans. Open for breakfast and lunch only, there's a lavish buffet to get your morning off to a robust start.
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This landmark hotel dates back to 1870. Rebuilt after the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, the Palmer House was the first hotel in the country to employ Alexander Graham Bell's phone, install the prototype of an elevator and use electric light bulbs. Located in the Loop, the hotel is well situated for business and leisure travelers, within walking distance of shops, theaters, museums and many of the city ...
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The longest continually operating hotel in North America (since 1871), the Palmer House was named for legendary State Street merchant prince Potter Palmer. The building's grand Italianate lobby retains a Gilded Age aura (it's worth a look even if you're not staying here), but this massive complex depends heavily on large business groups, so the hotel often feels like an extension of the McCormick ...
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The service was wonderful checking in, the concierge, the restaurant, security and the bell captain. Everyone was wonderful. The room was comfortable and very clean. Our only complaint was that the walls seemed terribly thin and there was an all night party in the next room. But when security was contacted they took care of the problem immediately. ...
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A lovely place in a great area
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We loved staying at this hotel, it was quiet, clean and very comfortable. The room was a bit small,but it didn't matter as it was cozy and had all the amenities. The hotel is in a central location, with so much to do, it was quite easy to find our way through the city
Would go back everytime in Chicago
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Ther service was great. I was there for a convention and was not familiar with the town. All staff was very helpful in suggesting restaurants and places to go. The hotel is beautiful and full of character. Location is a little sketchy but it is very close to major areas. I would definitely go back when in Chicago again
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