You’ll Never Want To Check Out Of This Unique Hotel in Illinois

The Millennium Knickerbocker was built in 1927, in the middle of the Roaring Twenties. This historic gem on Walton Place is a four-star hotel that combines historic preservation with luxurious, modern conveniences. Have you ever stayed at the Knickerbocker? Take a look!

Much like Chicago itself, the Knickerbocker has quite a history.

The Penthouse floor once housed a casino run by Al Capone's brother. In the 70s, Hugh Hefner owned the building, and it served as Playboy Towers. Former guests include everyone from John F. Kennedy, Jr. to the Rolling Stones!

The historical details of the entrance have been kept intact, making this hotel a truly iconic Chicago spot.

The doorman and parking valet stand by to provide excellent service.

Walk into the lobby, and you'll find Art Deco columns and marble-inlaid floors.

The Crystal Ballroom is the Knickerbocker's crowned gem.

The domed, Georgian ceiling, grand crystal chandelier and gilded trim really set off this hugeOf course, even the ballroom has been brought into the 21st century - it features the city's only illuminated dance floor.

Enjoy a drink at the Martini Bar.

The Martini Bar features 1920s-style cocktails, and a large assortment of liquors.

To chat with friends, sit in the Martini Bar's Library.

The Nix Restaurant offers breakfast and lunch in an elegant setting.

It's open from 6:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m..

If you have to work during your stay, the Executive Boardroom is a pretty nice spot for a meeting.

With its rich, wood paneling, comfortable leather seating and presentation system, the Executive Boardroom is a great mix of historic beauty and modern technology.

The Fitness Center is all modern - you might even enjoy your workout here!

The one-bedroom suite provides a separate bedroom with a comfy bed, and a nice sitting area for relaxing or working.

The Italian bedding will seriously pamper you.

The bathroom is full of fluffy towels.

Once you check in here, you'll probably never leave. Have you ever stayed overnight at the Knickerbocker? Tell us about it!

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