Bottega Veneta Suite at Park Hyatt Chicago

The highlight of the suite is the open-floor space that spans a living room space through the dining area and a work space
The highlight of the suite is the open-floor space that spans a living room space through the dining area and a work space
And yet another view of the living room area, facing a sweet Bose TV
The dining area and desk. Window views paint the backdrop all across the room. Those views coming up next.
Credit: Wouldja look at that Mag Mile view? We snapped this at sunrise to show the spectacular sights below -- The Old Water Tower, Water Tower Place, The Lake all at Chicago and Michigan Avenues
Credit: We found art books stacked everywhere throughout the suite and LOVED.
The work space. Notice the trunk-style file cabinet, desk, and what only a devout Bottega Veneta fan would know: everything right down to the desk pad is Bottega Veneta insanity.
The kitchen, which included both a tea station (left of the fridge) and a coffee station (out of view)
No surprise to find an in-mirror TV here
The long, long bathroom, however, was a great surprise! Let us point us once again that most of what you see is Bottega Veneta -- even the tissue box holder.
The bedroom is pretty and Park Hyatt-esque. Small touches of Bottega Veneta here, but nothing to knock your socks off.
It is lovely to stare at some of the designer pieces that stand perfectly alone, like this low leather chair.

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