Warwick Allerton Hotel Chicago

Venue Overview

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Why Buy

The rich history of The Warwick Allerton Hotel Magnificent Mile begins in the roaring twenties when it opened as a residential "club hotel." One of the first high-rises on Michigan Avenue, its beautiful Northern Italian Renaissance architecture stood in contrast to the prevalent Georgian and Tudor Revival cityscape. By the 1940's, when the famous Tip Top Tap sign was first illuminated, our downtown Chicago historic hotel was known around town as one of the most exciting social hot spots. It gained nationwide attention during the 1950's when Don McNeil broadcast a popular radio program from the 23rd floor lounge. Famous Hollywood legends like Bob Hope, Danny Kaye, Ginger Rogers, and James Stewart were featured guests.

Venue Description

Welcome to the place where 1920s Jazz Era architecture and modern North Michigan Avenue style converge: The Allerton Hotel Chicago. Featuring stylish guest rooms and suites appointed with every conceivable comfort, impeccable service by our attentive concierge team, and stunning event space perfect for small meetings and talk-of-the-town soirees alike, The Allerton Hotel is the premier choice in Chicago hotels.

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