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The James Chicago is Turning 5 But Guests Are Opening the Birthday Gifts

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April 22, 2011 at 9:17 AM | by | Comments (0)

To celebrate its fifth birthday, the The James Chicago is giving you what you want. That's why we love hotel birthdays so much, they get older but we get all the gifts.

The James has created a Five of Your Favorite Things package that includes the amenities most frequently requested and best reviewed by guests.

The hotel already offers our favorite amenity—free WiFi—so we were curious to see which top five were most requested. We could definitely see why this one is popular: the 60-minute signature ASHA Massage at the hotel's Spa by ASHA. You and a lucky pal will get a massage with your choice of Aveda aromatherapy scents.

Another sweet perk is access to the James Chicago's free Audi car service to transport you to one of three nearby cultural activities—the Museum of Contemporary Art, where you'll snag two-for-one passes; a Steppenwolf Theatre performance, where you'll receive two tickets; or a private tour of the moniquemeloche Gallery.

As part of the deal, you'll also get a complimentary upgrade to a Loft Suite, which comes with a private media room and a complimentary library of DVDs for in-room viewing. In the morning, you'll nosh on a classic American breakfast for two from David Burke's Primehouse in your room. When you want to get out, head to JBar for two Mojito Diegos, the bar's most popular cocktail, with Cruzan Rum, lime and mint foam.

The package costs $359, half off the regular price. Fifteen percent will be donated to the Museum of Contemporary Photography. It's available through June 30.

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