The Langham, Chicago occupies the first 12 floors of a historic building along the Chicago River. This 52-story landmark, designed by renowned Midcentury Modern architect Mies van der Rohe, was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2010. Inside the hotel, the design incorporates elements of the building’s legacy, with spacious, stylish rooms featuring subtle bronze accents, and elegant travertine tiles in the bathrooms and public spaces.

As the luxury brand’s fourth U.S. property, The Langham brings the rich heritage and European-inspired hospitality of the original 1865 Langham in London to Chicago. Guests can enjoy afternoon tea in the bright and open Pavilion, savor seasonal American cuisine at Travelle (designed by David Rockwell), indulge in treatments at the Asian-inspired Chuan Spa, or unwind in the 12th-floor club lounge with cocktails and breathtaking views of the Chicago River and Lake Michigan.