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Chicago Athletic Association Hotel

Chicago, Illinois, United States · Unbound Collection · Core Luxury

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Henry Ives Cobb's 1893 Venetian Gothic clubhouse on Michigan Avenue, a Doge's Palace for the lakefront, opened as a 241-room hotel in May 2015 after the private men's club folded. Roman and Williams kept the millwork and fireplaces, and Cindy's on the roof looks at Millennium Park. The house joined Hyatt's Unbound Collection in 2020, and Michelin gave it One Key in 2026.

About Chicago Athletic Association Hotel

History

Henry Ives Cobb completed the Chicago Athletic Association's Venetian Gothic clubhouse in 1893. Louis Christian Mullgardt, his assistant, designed most of the facade after the Doge's Palace in Venice. The men's club lasted until 2007. In May 2015 it reopened as a 241-room hotel. Roman and Williams restored the millwork. It joined Hyatt's Unbound Collection in 2020.

The setting

At 12 South Michigan Avenue on the Loop, facing Grant Park, in the 1893 Chicago Athletic Association clubhouse. Millennium Park is the roof view.

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