Property Location
Hyatt Centric The Loop Chicago is located in the heart of Chicago's Loop, just steps away from some of the city's most popular attractions, including the Willis Tower, Millennium Park, and the Art Institute of Chicago. The hotel is also easily accessible by CTA public transit.
Rooms & Suites
Relax in our Central Loop hotel rooms and suites. You’ll feel right at home in our comfortable guest rooms that provide natural light, clean lines, and modern amenities while preserving the beauty and charm of our historic 1927 building. Enjoy comfortable furnishings, plush Hyatt Grand Beds, and stunning views of Chicago and the downtown Loop while lounging in our designer spaces.
Drinks & Dining
Chicago is meant to be explored with a fork and knife as much as it is by foot. With incredible dining choices throughout the city, you’ll find two unique spots at Hyatt Centric The Loop Chicago to add to your must-visit list while in town. Bandol Brasserie & Raw Bar, a southern French coastal-inspired urban oasis, seamlessly intertwines French and Mediterranean classics with modern seafood, raw bar, and an American sophisticated-casual touch. During the warm weather months, be sure to stop by Aire Rooftop Bar for exceptional cocktails and enjoy the panoramic city views.
On-Site Events
Meetings, weddings, and other special events are sure to be a success at Hyatt Centric The Loop Chicago. With 2,500 square feet of flexible downtown Chicago event venue space, you’ll find that our hotel is exceptionally convenient to host your event in one of the most sought-after destinations in Chicago. From large-scale conferences to intimate celebrations, our dedicated event team is here to ensure that your special occasion goes according to plan.
Hotel History
The Cow Path at 100 W Monroe in Chicago is a remnant of the city's rural past. In 1844, a farmer named Willard Jones sold a portion of his land but retained a narrow strip, 10 feet wide, to move his cattle from his farm to pasture. This 'cow path' became a legal easement, and despite development, it remains to this day. The Hyatt Centric The Loop Chicago was built incorporating this historic path, with an 18-foot-high tunnel through the building. It's a quirky reminder of Chicago's transformation from farmland to metropolis.
