The Robey, Chicago, A Member Of Design Hotels, Chicago

The Robey, Chicago, A Member Of Design Hotels has rooms with views of the city, including North and Milwaukee Avenues, Wicker Park, Bucktown, and northeast neighborhoods like Lincoln Park. Some rooms have south-facing views of Wicker Park and Bucktown streets, plus the Elevated train. Each room includes a queen-sized bed and a set of twin bunks, extra seating, and a desk or accent table. Every room includes sunlight and hardwood floors. Rooms feature air conditioning, a seating area, and private bathrooms with a hairdryer and slippers. Suites come with a living room, a bedroom, and a bathroom with free toiletries. Room options include a roll-in shower, bathtub with grab bars, or transfer shower.

The Robey offers in-house food and drinks created by the culinary and beverage team. Café Robey changes its menu of seasonal American comfort food. The former warehouse is home to a bar/coffee shop that serves hot dogs, craft beers, and bottled cocktails like Manhattans and Negronis. The rooftop lounge, Up & Up, offers city views, lounge seating, cocktails, and spirits.

Guests can use complimentary bicycles and a three-story gym half a block away. There is a rooftop pool open in the summer and an outdoor pool. The hotel's terrace extends views to The Robey's spire, plus Chicago's John Hancock building and neighborhood churches. A young, local crowd gathers nightly to take a dip in the hot tub-sized outdoor pool.

Situated in Wicker Park, The Robey, Chicago, A Member Of Design Hotels is near Nike Bucktown (0.3 km), diptyque (0.3 km), and the Flat Iron Building (0.3 km). The hotel sits next to the Blue Line L train's Damen stop, which comes direct from O'Hare International Airport. Nearby, guests can browse bookstores and find local bars, restaurants, and boutiques. It is a 5-minute walk from Damen.

The friendly front desk staff shares information about the neighborhood and hotel amenities. The hotel maintains Art Deco features like shiny bronze lift doors. The Robey hosts private events in its restaurants, lounges, and rooftop spaces. The hotel continually tries to accommodate the needs of guests with disabilities.