Chicago
When
Oct 14 – 17
Who
4 guests
AdultsAge 18 and over
KidsAge 17 and under
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Neighborhood View Junior Suite + Neighborhood View Queen

Hotel Lincoln★★★★· Chicago · 4 from 1,159 Expedia reviews · 4.5 from 2,523 Tripadvisor reviews
750 ft²
70 m²
2 bedrooms
1 king, 1 queen, 1 sofa bed
Sleeps 6
in real beds
2 baths
private to the suite

Surround yourself with unique local artwork in this comfortable combination of rooms that offers extra space and privacy.

In the suite

  • Neighborhood Views
  • Queen-sized pullout sofa
  • Coffee and tea maker
  • Coffee/tea maker
  • Complimentary high speed internet
  • Cubie Blue Alarm Clock and Bluetooth Speakers
  • Desk
  • Free High Speed Internet
  • Gourmet Wolfgang Puck Coffee
  • HDTV with Extensive Satellite Package
  • In-room safe
  • In-room safes
  • Iron and ironing board
  • Iron with ironing board
  • Jonathan Adler Bath Products
  • Separate living room
  • Work desk

About Hotel Lincoln

Centrally located in the heart of Chicago’s Lincoln Park lies Hotel Lincoln, an enticing boutique property with major Chicago attractions easily accessible nearby. The expansive suites are uniquely curated by famed hospitality designer Andrew Alford, resulting in sophisticated urban retreats with chic decor and Midwest Chicago-inspired charm. The on-site acclaimed restaurant, The Kennison, stands proud as a neighborhood favorite, while the lounge, J Parker has previously been voted as Chicago’s best rooftop bar offering panoramic skyline views of the city and carefully crafted cocktails.

  • 24-hour business center
  • 24-hour fitness facilities
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Assistive listening devices available
  • Boat tours nearby
  • Breakfast available (surcharge)
  • Business center
  • Computer station
  • Dry cleaning/laundry service
  • Elevator
  • Fitness facilities
  • Food and water bowls

1816 N Clark Street, Chicago

Chicago, IL 60614

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