Book Fairmont Chicago, Millennium Park with VIP Benefits

A window-side sofa gives the sitting area its own place within the open room. A low table stands in front of it, and the writing desk has a padded chair for time spent with a laptop or a book. The interior combines beige walls, white bedding and darker furniture, with green floral prints adding color above the headboard.

The bathroom pairs a deep soaking tub with a walk-in rainfall shower. In rooms with two beds, bedside lamps sit between the sleeping areas, while framed black-and-white art appears beside the seating. King rooms place the desk apart from the sofa, so both can be used without moving the room’s furniture. The north-facing rooms look toward the river; west-facing rooms take in downtown.

The sleeping and sitting areas share an open layout, with a sofa beneath the windows and a low table nearby. A writing desk and padded chair provide a practical corner for work. Beige walls and patterned carpet give the darker furniture a softer setting, while the king layout adds a large green floral print above the bed.

In the double-bed layout, a framed black-and-white picture hangs beside the seating area. The curtains can be drawn around the broad windows, and shaded lamps add light beside the bed and sofa. A deep soaking tub and a separate walk-in shower make up the bathing space.

On floors 18–36, the sitting area places a low sofa and table beside the windows. A desk with a padded chair provides a separate spot for work. Warm beige walls and darker furnishings frame green floral artwork above the bed.

The bathroom has a deeper soaking tub than the standard Fairmont category, with a separate shower for a quicker start to the day. In the king layout, darker panels stand on either side of the bed. Shaded bedside lamps and a floor lamp beside the sitting area keep the lighting close to where you read or relax.

A separate living room gives the suite a place to gather beyond the bedroom. The seating brings together two armchairs and a sofa, while a dining table seats four for a meal in the room. A built-in wet bar adds a convenient place to prepare drinks, with picture windows opening the interior toward the city.

A round dining table and shaded pendant create a more intimate corner in one layout. An abstract picture hangs on the wall beside the broad opening to the bedroom, linking the warmer neutral tones with blue and darker accents. A dressing space and walk-in closet keep clothes and luggage out of the main sitting area. In the marble bathroom, a deep soaking tub is paired with a separate walk-in shower.

The renovated interior uses pale walls, white trim and soft green accents for a lighter setting. In the king layout, a bench runs along the foot of the bed, and a curved chair with a small round table creates a sitting corner by the window. The queen layout keeps the same light palette, with framed botanical pictures above the beds.

A rainfall shower and dual vanity are part of the new bathroom design. The shower is screened in glass, with pale tiles and a handheld spray alongside the fixed showerhead. Private check-in and a dedicated concierge add a more personal arrival and a point of contact during the stay. The sitting area and workspace remain within the room rather than in a separate lounge.

The private bedroom leaves the living room free for an evening together or a meal around the dining table. Two armchairs join the main seating group, and a built-in wet bar keeps drinks close at hand. Picture windows bring the outlook into the room, with these suites set on higher floors than the standard one-bedroom category.

A round table with four chairs sits beneath a shaded pendant in one layout, with framed abstract art on the nearby wall. The bedroom is reached through a broad doorway beside the dining area. A walk-in closet and dressing space keep luggage away from the lounge. The marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub as well as a separate walk-in shower.

A curved chair and small round table sit by the window, with a pale bench at the foot of the bed. White wall trim and light curtains frame the sleeping area, while dark green botanical art adds an accent above the padded headboard. The room has both a sitting area and a workspace, keeping time out of bed comfortable without a separate living room.

The renovated bathroom includes a rainfall shower and a dual vanity. Two shaped mirrors rise above the counter, with narrow bands of light built into their edges in one layout. A glass screen encloses the shower, and a handheld spray sits beside the main showerhead. A small magnifying mirror hangs beside the main vanity mirror in another arrangement.

A blue sofa and pale armchairs give the separate living room a clear focus around a low round table. Large windows run alongside the seating, with light curtains and pale walls keeping the room bright. A separate work area leaves the lounge free for conversation, while the private bedroom provides another place to withdraw at the end of the day.

The bedroom follows the same light palette, with botanical art above the padded headboard and a pale bench at the foot of the bed. In the bathroom, a rainfall shower is paired with a dual vanity. The shower has a glass enclosure and a handheld spray. Private check-in and a dedicated concierge are included with the Gold stay.

A long table and shaded chandelier give the dining room its own character, with patterned curtains around the window. The living room has generous seating for time together, while the private bedroom leaves somewhere to retreat.

Two armchairs and a sofa gather around a clear-topped coffee table in one layout. A smaller dining table sits nearby. Neutral upholstery and brighter cushions add a lighter note against the darker furnishings. A walk-in shower and separate bathtub form the bathing space. The vanity has a pale counter and towel storage below, with wall lights beside the counter. A doorway opens to a second counter with a low round stool beneath it.

A dining table with blue padded chairs sits beneath a chandelier with clear loops, with a sofa alongside the windows. The living area has another seating group arranged around a clear-topped low table. A tall open screen marks the divide between the sitting and dining areas, without turning them into closed rooms.

The private bedroom has a tall padded headboard and a desk set along the wall, with a window-side seat for a slower morning. The suite is on the 37th floor. In the marble bathroom, a long counter holds two basins beneath a broad mirror. Open towel shelves sit below, while warm-toned wall lights and a padded seat add detail around the vanity.

A four-poster bed gives the private bedroom a strong focal point, with a writing desk and padded chair beside it. The darker tones continue into the living room, where sofas and an armchair gather around a low table. A separate dining area sits by the windows beneath a rounded pendant light.

The built-in wet bar adds a practical corner for drinks. Patterned curtains and a rug bring softer detail to the lounge, set against the darker floor finish. The bathroom has a spacious tub and a separate shower. Two mirrors hang above the vanity, with a padded window-side seat offering a place to pause beside the bathing area.

A grand foyer leads into a suite with distinct rooms for sitting, dining and reading. A library and bar add places to read or spend time with guests beyond the main sitting area. The outlook reaches across Chicago’s skyline toward Lake Michigan, with broad windows bringing daylight into the lounge.

The living room uses several seating groups rather than one large arrangement. Cream and warmer red fabrics, patterned curtains and low tables give each corner a different character. In the bedroom, a padded headboard and a bench with bolster cushions face a small sitting area. The dressing room gives clothes their own space. The bathroom pairs a broad double-basin vanity with shaded wall lights and open shelves for towels.

The living room brings a sofa and curved armchairs together around low tables beside the windows. A separate dining corner has a round table with four chairs beneath a striped pendant. The bedrooms remain separate from the shared rooms, with broad openings between the main spaces.

The suite is on the 36th floor. Darker floor tones contrast with pale walls, while framed abstract art adds blue and yellow accents around the sitting and dining areas. In one bathroom, pale veined surfaces surround the basin, with a green mosaic detail on the floor. Two shaped mirrors rise above the basin, with lights arranged beside them.