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With Millennium Park and North Michigan Avenue within walking distance, The Langham, Chicago works well for sightseeing trips centered on downtown.

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Arrange afternoon tea in your room at least twenty-four hours ahead, enjoying the hotel's tea service privately rather than in Pavilion.

Room to consider

Choose a Premier River View Room if the Chicago River outlook matters to you, rather than relying on a general city-view category.

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Choose valet parking if you plan to drive out repeatedly, as it includes reentry privileges that the nearby overnight self-parking garage does not.

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The Langham Chicago

The Langham, Chicago makes the city's architecture part of the stay itself. At 330 North Wabash Avenue, beside the Chicago River, the hotel occupies a skyscraper designed by Mies van der Rohe. The connection continues inside through its fine art collection and the wood and metal finishes at Travelle. Floor-to-ceiling windows, substantial rooms and an indoor pool give this architectural address a comfortable daily purpose.

The river is an important part of the setting, but it is not the outlook from every room. Choosing between city, river and lake-facing categories deserves as much attention as choosing the size of the accommodation.

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Rooms

  • 316 316

Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • City Vibe City Vibe

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
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Rooms & Suites at The Langham Chicago

Premier Room
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Premier Room

516 sqft
From 711 USD

Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Chicago cityscape or nearby architecture in the Premier Room. This 516-square-foot room is on floors five to ten. Your booked bed...

Premier River View Room
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Premier River View Room

516 sqft
From 751 USD

The Premier River View Room overlooks the Chicago River from floors five to ten. It measures 516 square feet and has a king bed. The...

Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room

516 sqft
From 802 USD

The Deluxe Room measures 516 square feet and is on floors five to eight. Your booked option has one king bed or two full beds....

Club Executive Room
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Club Executive Room

516 sqft
From 854 USD

The Club Executive Room includes access to The Langham Club. Its 516-square-foot layout accommodates up to four guests. Your selected bed option is one king...

Junior Suite
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Junior Suite

720 sqft
From 858 USD

The Junior Suite is a studio-style space with views of the Chicago cityscape. It measures 720 square feet and sleeps up to four guests. A...

1 Bedroom Club Suite
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1 Bedroom Club Suite

960 sqft
From 1’333 USD

The 1 Bedroom Club Suite measures 960 square feet and sleeps up to four guests. A king bed occupies the main bedroom. The separate parlor...

River View Club Suite
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River View Club Suite

1,230 sqft
From 1’393 USD

The River View Club Suite frames the Chicago River and city architecture through floor-to-ceiling windows. Across 1,230 square feet, a king bedroom sits apart from...

River View Club Suite
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River View Club Suite

1,230 sqft
From 1’992 USD

Access to The Langham Club accompanies this River View Club Suite. It measures 1,230 square feet and sleeps up to four guests. The bedroom has...

Lake View Club Suite
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Lake View Club Suite

1,230 sqft
From 2’033 USD

The Lake View Club Suite looks toward both Lake Michigan and the Chicago River. Its 1,230 square feet contain a king bedroom and a separate...

The building offers a starting point for understanding the hotel. Mies van der Rohe's work informs the property's account of its art collection, which is linked to his relationship with the Bauhaus. This gives a walk through the public spaces a cultural context beyond decoration. Looking at the art is worthwhile even if the main reason for visiting Chicago lies elsewhere.

Travelle adds another architectural layer. David Rockwell designed its interiors, using wood and metal finishes that refer to the tower's industrial aesthetic, alongside a central digital art installation. The restaurant and lounge therefore remain connected to the building around them, rather than feeling detached from the address.

A Deluxe Room provides 516 square feet, with handcrafted wood furnishings and a mid-century palette of cream and violet. Its bathroom has a double vanity, a deep soaking tub and a separate rainfall shower. These details make the entry category worth considering on its own terms, especially for a visit built around days outside rather than entertaining in a suite.

The Premier Room has the same published floor area, with floor-to-ceiling views of Chicago's cityscape or architecture. Moving between categories is therefore not always a matter of gaining space. For a short stay, identifying the outlook you want may be more useful than moving up through names without comparing their details.

The Premier River View Room specifically overlooks the Chicago River. If watching the water and the buildings along it is central to the trip, this is a clearer category to consider than assuming a riverfront hotel puts the river outside every window. Its published floor area remains 516 square feet.

A Junior Suite expands to 720 square feet and has floor-to-ceiling downtown views. The Club One-Bedroom Suite goes further, with an oversized bedroom and a separate lounge area. That separation is the more important distinction for someone who wants to work or sit up while a companion rests, rather than simply having a larger sleeping room.

The Club One-Bedroom Lake View Suite brings views of both Lake Michigan and the Chicago River into a larger setting with a living room parlor. These are features of that named category. Compare the layout, outlook and amount of separate living space before deciding which accommodation fits the visit.

Travelle serves seasonal American cuisine, drawing on ingredients from farms and orchards. The restaurant serves breakfast, brunch and lunch, while Travelle Lounge provides drinks and lighter food. This distinction matters when making plans: a restaurant meal and an evening in the lounge are different experiences. Check the relevant menu rather than assuming the same service continues throughout the day.

The lounge has a window-framed setting overlooking the Chicago River, with cityscape and skyline views. It is a place to consider for a drink or light bites when the setting matters as much as a full meal. Rockwell's interiors and the river outside give it an identity rooted in this particular building.

Pavilion has a different pace. Beneath a soaring ceiling, The Langham Afternoon Tea brings together Langham teas and sweet and savory bites with views of the city. The tradition dates to the brand's London hotel in 1865. In Chicago, it offers a more deliberate pause than stopping for coffee between appointments or museum visits.

Afternoon tea is best treated as a separate part of the itinerary, with time to sit over it. Pavilion lists specialty menus for children and guests with dietary restrictions on request, so raise those needs when arranging a visit. This is an occasion to plan around the people joining you.

Chuan Spa draws on Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Five Elements as the framework for its treatments. Massage and facial options give guests different ways to spend time there, without needing to turn the stay into a dedicated spa trip. Choose according to the experience you want and discuss the current treatment menu with the spa team.

The 67-foot indoor pool provides a more straightforward reason to pack swimwear. A hydrotherapy hot tub and facilities including heated recliners, steam and sauna spaces are on Level 4. This indoor setting is useful when you want to swim without making the day's plans depend on conditions outside.

A fitness studio adds another option between city outings. The combination of exercise, swimming and treatments gives the hotel practical depth for a longer visit, although appointments and the use of particular facilities should be checked individually rather than assumed to form a single package.

The riverfront address places Michigan Avenue shopping, Millennium Park and the downtown business district within walking reach. The hotel's neighborhood guide also points toward the Art Institute of Chicago and architectural boat tours. Choose the day's emphasis first: a museum visit, shopping and a river cruise all make different demands on your time, even when they begin from the same address.

For an architectural visit, the river offers a particularly fitting introduction. A guided cruise explains the buildings along the water, while the Riverwalk lets you experience the city at another level. The hotel itself then becomes one of the buildings you recognize, rather than an anonymous starting point on the map.

Living for a few days within a Mies van der Rohe building gives the architecture a human scale. A window frames a view, a lounge becomes somewhere to talk, and an art collection accompanies the walk to breakfast. That everyday use of a significant Chicago building is the detail that gives The Langham its particular place in the city.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

The Kids Suite has a ball play nook and soft terrain for crawlers, giving younger guests indoor space to play between outings.

Travelle Lounge serves shared plates and cocktails in a window-framed setting, offering a place to share a light meal before an evening out.

A 67-foot indoor pool and hot tub give you a choice of swimming or soaking when you return from exploring Chicago.

Location of The Langham, Chicago

330 North Wabash Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611, United States

Weather at The Langham Chicago

Chicago

What to Know About The Langham Chicago

Is The Langham Chicago a good hotel choice?

Yes. The Langham Chicago is a strong choice for travelers who want a polished five-star stay by the Chicago River. It suits couples, business travelers, architecture fans, spa guests, and visitors who want downtown access with calm luxury.

Where is The Langham Chicago located?

The Langham Chicago is located at 330 North Wabash Avenue in downtown Chicago. The address places guests near the Chicago River, the Loop, Magnificent Mile, Millennium Park, restaurants, museums, and riverwalk routes.

How many rooms and suites does The Langham Chicago have?

The Langham Chicago has 268 guest rooms and 48 suites, for a total of 316 accommodations. Many rooms and suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows with views toward the Chicago skyline, river, or lake.

What is special about The Langham Chicago building?

The hotel occupies part of a riverfront landmark designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The building's midcentury architecture gives the stay a strong design identity, especially for guests who appreciate Chicago's architectural history.

What is the atmosphere like at The Langham Chicago?

The atmosphere is refined, quiet, and modern, with warm interiors inside a disciplined architectural landmark. Guests should expect spacious rooms, river views, polished service, strong wellness facilities, and a calm retreat from downtown energy.

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