The Hoxton's American expansion continues at full throttle with the addition of its new Chicago outpost – it's third property in the US in under six months, and it's seventh worldwide.
Located in the city's exciting West Loop/Fulton Market neighbourhood, Hoxton's Chicago puts its own stamp on the city with a newly built property, housing 182 rooms.
Designed in-house by Ennismore Design Studio, the stylish hotel touches on the area's industrial past, while bringing in it's trademark residential feel. Mid-century-style furniture and custom-designed rugs are eclectically mixed with locally sourced artwork to create an inviting atmosphere that keeps both locals and visitors in mind.
On the culinary front, hometown heroes Boka are at the helm of Cira, an all-day dining restaurant and Lazy Bird, a cocktail bar in the basement. Cabra, a rooftop bar and eatery by chef Stephanie Izard is now open, together with a pool.
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