The Fisher Building
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The Fisher Building is an excellent choice for travellers visiting Chicago, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay.
Given the close proximity of popular landmarks, such as Buckingham Fountain (0.5 mi) and Navy Pier (1.4 mi), guests of The Fisher Building can easily experience some of Chicago's most well known attractions.
Guest rooms offer a kitchenette.
In addition, guests can enjoy a fitness center and a lounge during their visit.
If you’re looking for an Italian restaurant, consider a visit to Grand Lux Cafe, Giordano's, or Giordano's, which are all conveniently located a short distance from The Fisher Building.
If you’re looking for things to do, you can check out Skydeck Chicago - Willis Tower (0.4 mi), The Art Institute of Chicago (0.3 mi), or The Magnificent Mile (1.2 mi), which are popular attractions amongst tourists, and they are all within walking distance.
Enjoy your stay in Chicago!
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I highly recommend this accommodation.
I went to peapod and ordered groceries to be delivered rather than have to travel on the train to the nearest grocery store. The desk people at the Fisher Building are VERY, VERY nice and accommodating, and deliveries of all kinds were treated professionally.
For some reason the corner of S. Dearborn and Van Buren (where this building is located) is a hangout spot for homeless men. Maybe it's the shade, maybe it's that they can beg from commuters...whatever the reason, they are there almost all the time. As a New Yorker I neither ignored them nor engaged them, but rather simply co-existed with them (as I do here at home). They were all fairly friendly.
For a long-term stay where you want the flexibility of making your own meals in your own kitchen, stay here. If you want room service and maid service, don't. Personally, I loved it.
the to El made for some poor sleep. The station announcements ran late
into the night as well, which was hard to get used to.
While this place is stocked with most of your needs (down to the cheese grater in the kitchen), please be aware that they do not provide hair dryers.
Intelligentsia coffee is right around the block.
Also, there's a 7 Eleven connected to the building so you can get some
basics without venturing outside.
The facade features charming terracotta carvings of fish, eagles, salamanders and other creatures, which makes for a peculiar contrast to the more traditional Chicago school of architecture features of the building exterior. There are also neo-Gothic elements as well. See the building entrance on W. Van Buren St. under the L-line.
"The Chicago Institute of Art was outstanding! If you have an interest in architecture, Chicago provides a feast!"Read full review
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