A striking new addition to the Chicago skyline, The St. Regis Chicago is a marvel in a city with a deep history of having trailblazing architecture. The highly anticipated 101-story tower — the first St. Regis outpost in the Midwest — makes quite a statement as the world’s tallest building by a female architect (the talented Jeanne Gang) and backs up that accolade with friendly service; two restaurants; a wellness floor with a spa, an indoor pool and a gym; and stylish interiors befitting its ultra-sleek facade.
Another distinguishing feature of this skyscraper is its location. Anchored in the more quiet, mostly residential Lakeshore East neighborhood, it sits along the Chicago River and affords 360-degree views of the famed waterway and Lake Michigan. The Riverwalk, Maggie Daley Park and Millennium Park are close by, but there’s also a lesser-known, nearly five-acre green space (Lakeshore East Park) behind the hotel. It provides a serene retreat from the bustle of the Loop and nearby Navy Pier.
A striking new addition to the Chicago skyline, The St. Regis Chicago is a marvel in a city with a deep history of having trailblazing architecture. The highly anticipated 101-story tower — the first St. Regis outpost in the Midwest — makes quite a ...