This Historic Illinois Hotel Will Drop Your Jaw With Its Beauty
The Palmer House in Chicago is a historic hotel known for its classic details, famous guests, and being the birthplace of the brownie.
Illinois is full of gorgeous, historic hotels. Perhaps one of the most gorgeous hotels in Illinois is the Palmer House Hotel in Chicago. It has been around since 1875. Even if you can't afford to stay here, you can walk through for free. Here is a glimpse of what this hotel looks like.
The Palmer House is located right downtown in Chicago's loop area.
It has been through three versions, as the first version was burnt down shortly after opening in the Great Chicago Fire.
Enjoy the gilded lobby with a formal staircase.
The ceiling has a mural depicting Greek mythology.
Everywhere, there are classic details that you just won't find at other hotels.
Many famous people have stayed here, including writers like Twain, presidents like Grant, and actresses like Bernhardt.
It was renovated between 2007-2009, costing a whopping $170 million.
It has the capacity for over 1,600 rooms, making it the second-largest hotel in Chicago.
Fun fact: the brownie was invented at the Palmer House.
Looking for other great Illinois hotels? Check out these hotels with a view.
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