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The guestrooms and suites of the Congress Plaza Hotel are truly spacious by today's standards, and many overlook the beautiful waters of Lake Michigan. Over half of our 850-room downtown Chicago accommodations have multiple bedding, perfect for families or extra occupants. Requests for high floors, low floors, connecting rooms, or even for more closet space, can all be accommodated at our hotel.
Widely known for its vast and varied Chicago meeting facilities, our hotel boasts 23 meeting and banquet rooms that can accommodate 20 to 2000 people. The Congress Plaza Hotel has over 50,000 square feet of meeting space, including an 8,300 square foot Ballroom. The famous Gold Room, one of Chicago's most beautiful ballrooms, is an architectural marvel. Our function space has been the setting for all types of events, from business meetings to weddings.
For dining and entertainment, Congress Plaza Hotel features two restaurants and a lounge. The Gazebo Restaurant serves American favorites for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a casual environment. Rafael's offers the same cuisine in a more intimate atmosphere. Tavern Tap Lounge is a great place to greet old friends and watch your favorite team on the big screen. We have room service available for the travelers that prefer to watch the big game in their guestroom. Other amenities include a gift shop, barbershop, game room, and cash machine on property.
Step outside our front door, and you will notice that we are situated between downtown college campuses, with The Loop, Auditorium Theater, Art Institute, Field Museum, Adler Planetarium, Shedd Aquarium and Soldier Field all close by. McCormick Place, Navy Pier, Magnificent Mile, and River North, are within blocks. The Museum of Science and Industry, U.S. Cellular Field, Wrigley Field, and United Center are a short drive away. Whether you are visiting Chicago for the fabulous shopping, legendary restaurants and nightlife, or world-renowned cultural venues, the Congress Plaza Hotel is the ideal vantage point to start your tour of the Windy City.
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