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This 443 sq. ft. Suite at LondonHouse Chicago offers thoughtfully designed space and a river-view outlook in a climate-controlled room with blackout drapes and premium Frette Italian sheets. The accommodation is accessible, with wheelchair accessibility features, a phone accessibility kit and a closed-captioned TV to support a comfortable stay.
The bedroom features one King Bed dressed in hypo-allergenic, premium bedding and the suite includes a double-size sofa bed to sleep up to four guests. A private bathroom supplies designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers, towels and a rainfall showerhead for a refreshing experience, while turndown service and in-room heating ensure evening comfort. Entertainment amenities include a 55-inch LED TV with premium channels, first-run and pay movies, an MP3 dock and in-room phone; a laptop-compatible safe, refrigerator and free WiFi are provided for convenience. Connecting rooms are available on request.
As part of the LondonHouse Chicago experience, daily housekeeping maintains the suite and guests can order room service or book an in-room massage. The property’s offerings are supported by a 24-hour fitness center and an on-site spa, and a daily destination charge applies property-wide to bundle premium internet and other credits. Valet parking, non-smoking policy and standard check-in/check-out procedures apply at the hotel; please consult your reservation details for specifics when booking.























The Suite has a river-view outlook. LondonHouse Chicago sits at 85 E Wacker Drive, on the corner of Wacker Drive and North Michigan Avenue beside the Chicago River, so the setting puts you in the middle of the downtown skyline and river scene.
The Suite has one king bed plus a double-size sofa bed, so it sleeps up to four guests in 443 sq. ft. The king bed is dressed in premium, hypo-allergenic bedding and Frette Italian sheets, and blackout drapes help with sleeping in.
The Suite has a private bathroom with a rainfall showerhead, designer toiletries, bathrobes, slippers and towels, so you have what you need for an unhurried morning.
A Daily Mandatory Destination Charge applies at LondonHouse Chicago. It bundles premium internet access, a $10 daily food and beverage credit usable at Bridges Lobby Bar, LH on 21, LH Rooftop or Land & Lake, a $20 spa credit, two bottles of water daily and a $15 laundry or dry-cleaning credit. In the suite itself you also have a 55-inch LED TV with premium channels, free WiFi, a laptop-compatible safe, a refrigerator and room service.
The Suite is set up with wheelchair accessibility features, a phone accessibility kit and a closed-captioned TV.
Yes. The king bed, separate sofa bed and 443 sq. ft. give you room to spread out. Daily housekeeping, turndown service, a refrigerator, room service and an in-room massage option make longer stays easy. The laundry credit in the destination charge also helps. Connecting rooms are available if you are travelling with another party.
Bridges Lobby Bar on the 2nd floor has river views and serves daily Afternoon Tea. LH on 21 is the 21st-floor Contemporary American restaurant. LH Rooftop is Chicago's only three-level rooftop bar, open daily from 11:00 AM with a minimum entry age of 21. The 4th-floor LH Spa by Windy City Massage is open daily, and the fitness center offers 24-hour access to TechnoGym equipment.
The hotel offers valet parking only, around $80 per night with in and out privileges. There is no airport shuttle from Midway or O'Hare. Guests use rideshare, taxi or the CTA. The Clark/Lake 'L' station is about a 9-minute walk, and Millennium Park is roughly a 5-10 minute walk, about a quarter mile away.
Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is at noon, with late check-out subject to availability. Guests must show a photo ID and credit card, and the minimum check-in age is 21. The hotel is 100% non-smoking and has no swimming pool. Breakfast is available for an additional fee, and pets are not allowed, though service animals are welcome.
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