Hotels in Midwest
The Midwest is home to big lakeside cities known for architecture, food and culture.
Chicago
Four Seasons Hotel Chicago
5-star hotel a one-minute walk from Michigan Avenue and Water Tower Place, with a spa, an indoor pool with a skylight, a restaurant, a bar and a gym.
Park Hyatt Chicago
A 5-star hotel at 800 N Michigan Avenue, one minute from the Water Tower, with its own art gallery, a spa with a pool and the NoMI Kitchen restaurant.
The Langham, Chicago
A 5-star hotel on the Riverwalk, in a Mies van der Rohe building, with the Chuan spa, a pool, a hot tub and the Travelle restaurant.
The Peninsula Chicago
A 5-star hotel two minutes from Michigan Avenue and the Water Tower, with a rooftop terrace, full-service spa, pool and two restaurants.
The Ritz-Carlton, Chicago
5-star hotel on the upper floors of Water Tower Place, a minute from Michigan Avenue, with a full-service spa, a pool and an Italian restaurant.
The St. Regis Chicago
5-star hotel on Upper Wacker Drive, one minute from the Chicago Riverwalk, with a spa, an indoor pool, a terrace and restaurants in the same building.
Waldorf Astoria Chicago
5-star hotel in the Gold Coast neighborhood, a minute from Oak Street, with a spa, pool, hot tub, restaurant, health club and a local shuttle service.
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Four Seasons Hotel St Louis
5-star hotel in downtown St. Louis, a few minutes on foot from the Gateway Arch and Busch Stadium, with a pool, spa, sauna and rooftop terrace.
The Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis
5-star hotel in Clayton, in the St. Louis area, with a spa, two restaurants, a cafe, concierge service and soundproofed rooms for a quieter stay.