Our Thoughts
What’s not to love about Chicago? Walk along the river, relax at the beach and enjoy attractions galore in the capital of Illinois. And if you’re going, be sure to stay at the Sheraton Grand Chicago. The sprawling Sheraton Grand Chicago is Chicago’s premier downtown riverfront hotel, with an unbeatable location.
What's not to love about Chicago? Walk along the river, relax at the beach and enjoy attractions galore in the capital of Illinois. And if you're going, be sure to stay at the Sheraton Grand Chicago.
Location, location, location
The sprawling Sheraton Grand Chicago is Chicago’s premier downtown riverfront hotel. The location is unbeatable, just steps from Michigan Avenue shopping, Navy Pier and Millennium Park. Not only is the hotel award-winning, it’s chock full of amenities. With five distinctive restaurants, an indoor pool and spectacular views, the Sheraton allows you to immerse yourself in living like a fabulous local.
In room amenities
We usually book a deluxe king room with river views, as they’re part of the refurbishment of the hotel that’s currently underway. They’re also often in a corner, so they’re quieter.
Grab a bite at one of five restaurants on site
The steakhouse, Shulas Steak House, serves American cuisine and is open for dinner. ChiBar is the hotel’s own bar, serving drinks along with dinner and light fare. There’s also a café and a snack bar/deli. Each morning continental breakfast is served between 6:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.
Finally, appreciate free WiFi in public areas and the convenience of valet parking. As a Marriott Bonvoy member, look for member deals. And if you hold status, don’t forget to check for upgrades on check in.

Andrew Taylor
For Andrew, travel is so much more than just learning history or taking photos. Rather, the value of travel is witnessing a lifestyle, bonding with locals, and gaining rich cultural experiences. That’s why he founded the Luxury Wanderer; a place to share itineraries, offer advice, swap stories, and foster a like-minded community of curious travellers.
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