The fabled Blackstone Chicago hotel opened with much fanfare on April 16, 1910, and was a favorite
retreat for movie stars, sports legends, and international royalty, 12 U.S. Presidents and
is famous for the political cliché “Smoke-filled Room. The Blackstone was shuttered in
1999 (it was briefly held by the Maharishi Yogi, the Beatles’ guru), and acquired by Sage
Hospitality, the Denver, CO –based hospitality company that transformed the shuttered
landmark into a world-class luxury hotel with a benchmark $128 million renovation.
Located in the heart of the city’s arts and theatre district, The Blackstone represents yet
another significant development milestone in the renaissance of the South Loop downtown
neighborhood.
Experience the luxury of this historic Chicago Loop hotel’s spacious suites & guest rooms
Explore the museum-quality Blackstone Art Collection of over 1,400 works by Chicago-based artists