Business Description from the Web
The Hotel Monaco Chicago delivers every unique quality a boutique can offer. This hotel is quaint, intimate and caters to those craving personalized service. The Monaco’s location is central, yet still off the beaten path, so no big crowds to be expected around the hotel. That being said, one could easily be here for business or leisure, as it’s close to major business and shopping options....
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This charming hotel is close to the Loop, River North and the Magnificent Mile, and has a great view of the Chicago River. The French Art Deco style and lush furnishings provide elegance and warmth throughout. Special touches for the weary traveler are everywhere here, like goldfish at the front desk—visitors desiring companionship can bring a fishbowl back to their rooms. Whether you choose a...
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Location. Located along the banks of the Chicago River in the Central Business district and the
theater district of Chicago, Ill., stands the Hotel Monaco Chicago. The hotel is three blocks from
the eclectic shops of the Magnificent Mile. Three blocks from the 14 story hotel are the Wrigley
Building and Tribune Tower. Millennium Park is four blocks away.
Hotel Features. Originally a hat factory...
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Posted by ian.com
on April 07, 2008
Tips About This Business
Taller people can book a "tall room" outfitted with nine-foot king-sized beds and high showerheads.
The hotel features package deals that include indulgent services at the West Loop's popular Spa Space.
The hotel has a non-smoking policy throughout the entire hotel.
Editorial Reviews from the web
The Scene The decor in this quaint boutique hotel is early French deco with clean lines and an unrestrained color palette just this side of Victoria's Secret. Located a block away from Michigan Avenue and within walking distance of Chicago's theater district, the Monaco is popular with pleasure travelers and locals looking for a romantic weekend getaway. The...
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Posted by Contributor
on April 21, 2009, (Edited March 08, 2005)
A glamorous mix of historic location and modern style located in the Reliance Building, the world's first steel-frame skyscraper. After a $30-million restoration, the place resonates with the men's club atmosphere from its heyday—silk draperies, leather chairs, fireplaces and walls of books—which makes it ironically modern and sexy. Almost like a boutique hotel, rooms here are gorgeous and very...
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The Bottom Line: This electicly furnished boutique hotel is quirky and pet-friendly -- bring your own, or call room service to have a "loaner" goldfish delivered to your room. Guest Rooms and Rates: From $109.
Other Reviews from the web
My wife and son and I stayed at the Kimpton Monaco for four nights in a small suite overlooking the river. What an incredible view! The rooms are the usual funky Kimpton gorgeous with outstanding service. We usually buy our own drinks at a local store in order not to spend a fortune on vending or the wet bar. Our maid noticed and after our second night left a bottle of our favorite soda and...
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Posted by Rogenea
on April 21, 2009, (Edited August 11, 2008)
This hotel was beautiful. I loved the way the suites were decorated. Also, the views from the window seats were beautiful. It's a very cozy and comfortable place to stay.
Architecture writers have described this location as Chicago's finest corner...with views of the River, the Wrigley Building, Marina City, the River skyline and on and on. The window seats are incredible for watching, napping or sleeping overnight. Be aware that people who work in the office building across Wabash Avenue (about 70 feet away) can and do observe the goings-on in the rooms -- and...
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Posted by glim
on April 21, 2009, (Edited January 19, 2006)