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Four Seasons Chicago Unveils New Suites

Go To The Hotel's Web Site Where: 120 E. Delaware Place [map], Chicago, IL, United States, 60611
October 20, 2009 at 10:43 AM | by | Comments (0)

For those who roll like VIPs when traveling, the Four Seasons Chicago wants to give you an incentive to stay at its newly designed suites with its Suite Rewards package.

For every night you stay at either the one- or two-bedroom suites, the hotel will give you a $100 gift card to The 900 Shops on the Magnificent Mile, which has an indoor entrance via the hotel so you have easy access for those nighttime Gucci cravings; free parking, which regularly costs $46 for valet and $34 for self-parking; and breakfast for two.

And it's not a chintzy continental breakfast, either. The Midwest Breakfast comes with fresh juice; two eggs with bacon, ham or sausage; hash browns; pastries; and coffee, hot chocolate or tea.

The new suites are also a draw. Designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon, who's done up the Four Seasons George V in Paris and Four Seasons Hotel Firenze in Florence, the suites mix of contemporary and classical elements in hues of lavender, gray, yellow-green and plum. The living rooms have sectional sofas, dining tables and workstations, while the separate bedrooms have what's probably the best feature: killer views of Chicago’s skyline and Lake Michigan.

In addition, many of the suites have separate dressing areas with full-length mirrors and vanities as well as a butler's pantry.All of the suites have a full bathroom, a guest powder room with shower, two flat-screen televisions with high-definition channels and wireless Internet.

Of course, all of this luxury comes at a price. The Suite Rewards package will set you back $775 per night through Dec. 31.

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