




Classic Room, City View
- 320 sq ft
- Sleeps 4
- 1 King bed or 2 Double Beds
- City view
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The Premier Room, City View, Corner at Swissotel Chicago offers 419 sq. ft. of light-filled living with expansive City View vistas from a corner outlook. Designed for comfort and accessibility, the room presents a calm downtown retreat where climate-controlled air conditioning and blackout drapes help you rest after a day exploring the Loop and nearby Millennium Park.
Sleeping two guests on one King Bed, the room’s bedroom amenities include premium and hypo-allergenic bedding, bed sheets changed on request, and blackout drapes for uninterrupted sleep. The private bathroom provides both a separate bathtub and shower, an accessible bathtub with bathroom grab bar, hair dryer, bathrobes and designer toiletries, with towels and other linens changed on request. Accessible features extend throughout the room and bathroom with lever door handles, height-adjusted amenities, doorbell and phone notification, and a visual fire alarm to support mobility and sensory needs.
Entertainment and in-room conveniences make longer stays easy: a Smart TV with cable channels, premium TV channels, pay movies and an iPod dock, plus a refrigerator, coffee and tea maker and 24-hour room service. Family-friendly touches include a free crib, and a rollaway/extra bed is available for a surcharge. Guests at Swissotel Chicago also have access to property services such as 24-hour front desk staffing and in-room spa treatments offered through the hotel’s partners. Book this Premier Corner room for a practical, well-equipped downtown Chicago stay.






























This 419 sq. ft. room is positioned on a corner of the tower, so the outlook is across the downtown Chicago cityscape. The hotel sits in the Loop, close to Millennium Park and Michigan Avenue, so you are looking out over the heart of the city.
The room has 1 King Bed and sleeps 2 guests, which makes it a natural fit for couples or solo travelers. The bedding is premium and hypo-allergenic, and blackout drapes help with sleep. A free crib is available for little ones, and a rollaway/extra bed can be arranged for a surcharge.
The private bathroom has a separate bathtub and shower, along with a hair dryer, bathrobes and designer toiletries. Towels and linens are changed on request.
Yes, this category includes accessibility features such as an accessible bathtub, a bathroom grab bar, lever door handles, height-adjusted amenities, doorbell and phone notification, and a visual fire alarm. Wheelchair-accessible parking is also available at the hotel.
The hotel no longer has a swimming pool, so older photos showing one are out of date. Guests can use Spa 42, open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., which offers massage, facials, body treatments, a steam room, a sauna and a Jacuzzi. The Penthouse Fitness Center on the 42nd floor overlooks Lake Michigan and is open 24 hours.
A resort fee of roughly $35 per night applies and covers fitness center and health club access and phone calls. In-room internet is about $14.95 per 24 hours, with free Wi-Fi in the lobby and public areas. Parking is charged separately, with self-parking around $55–70 a night and valet around $70–87.
The Palm is the on-site steakhouse, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with views over the Chicago River. Amuse is the lobby bar and café, with grab-and-go breakfast, casual dishes and handcrafted cocktails. This room also has 24-hour room service, along with a coffee and tea maker and a refrigerator.
Millennium Park is about a 5-minute walk and the Art Institute of Chicago about 9 minutes. The Chicago Riverwalk and the Chicago Architecture Center river cruise departure point are very close, and Michigan Avenue's Magnificent Mile shopping district is steps away. Navy Pier is roughly a 20-minute walk.
Check-in is generally from mid-afternoon, check-out is around noon, and the front desk is open 24 hours. Guests must be at least 21 and show a photo ID and credit card. From O'Hare, the CTA Blue Line runs to the Loop around the clock. From Midway, the Orange Line reaches the Loop in about 30 minutes.
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