Location. Chicago's Gold Coast Neighborhood Is Home To The Sofitel Chicago Water Tower Hotel, Just Two Blocks From The Night Life Of Rush Street And Specialty Shops Of Oak Street. The Windy City's Magnificent Mile Area And John Hancock Center Are Three Blocks From The Hotel. Hotel Features. Guests Are Welcomed To The Sofitel Chicago Water Tower's Wedge And Angular Shaped Building Designed By French Architect Jean Paul Viguier. A Two Story Atrium Lobby Appointed With Chenille Couches And Fresh Flower Arrangements Accent The Changing Colors Of Glass Blocks Embedded In The Slate Floors Below. Commanding Views Of Lake Michigan And Downtown Chicago Appear Through Many Areas Of The Hotel, Including Its Spacious Meeting Rooms. The Hotel Features An On Site Business And Fitness Room, Both Available 24 Hours A Day. Hotel Dining At CafT Des Architectes Features A Terrace Area And French Cuisine Served In A Contemporary Setting, Three Meals Daily. Le Bar's Modern DTcor Features Floor To Ceiling Glass Walls, An Inviting Library Area And Serves Specialty Cocktails Nightly, Including Champagne And Fine Wines.
Guestrooms. The Hotel's 415 Guestrooms Feature Light Wooded Furnishings And Wall Photography Framing Chicago Architecture. Feather Mattresses, Expanded Cable Television And Internet Access Are Offered In Each Room, As Are Bathrooms With Separate Tubs And Glass Enclosed Showers, Designer Toiletries, Robes, Candles And Lighted Makeup Mirrors. Select Suites Feature Separate Sitting Areas With Sofas And Designer Leather Chairs, Desks And Entertainment Centers. The Hotel Also Offers Special In Room Pampering Services For Guests Traveling With Pets That Include Special Chrome Plated Bowls And Treats.
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