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Chicago, a city synonymous with architectural marvels and deep-dish deliciousness, also boasts some seriously impressive sky-high suites.

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Set a cool 1,198 feet above the ground, this suite isn't just high, it's Air Force One-high. The contemporary decor is great, as is the private fitness room, and after a good session there you'll probably want to soak in that Navy Pier view from the oversized tub, while you contemplate what to order from the dedicated butler. We wouldn't blame you.

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Located on the 26th floor, this suite offers panoramic views that are almost as impressive as its amenities. Two king-sized bedrooms, private terraces, a stately fireplace, and a chef's kitchen…it's basically a luxury apartment in the sky. Plus, with your own fitness room and discreet butler pantry, you can maintain your Elite Traveler lifestyle without ever leaving the building.

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Perched on the 46th floor, this suite has the tallest hotel views in the city. A personal concierge caters to your daily needs, the art here is enticing, while a wet bar stocked to your preferences ensures you’re never without your favorite tipple. Just try not to get *too* distracted by the skyline during your workout.

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An opulent retreat? You bet. This entire hotel is based in a very special building designed by Mies van der Rohe, and nods to his architectural practice and designer's eye are everywhere. This suite boasts two bedrooms, en-suite bathrooms draped in White Statuario marble, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing those iconic Chicago views. But the real showstopper? A gilded golden ceiling in the living room that’s beyond Instagram-impressive. Don't forget to take a turn on the custom-painted yellow grand piano, too.

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Parisian elegance meets Chicago cool in this refined residence. Expect rich polished woods, sleek metals, and the cozy warmth of not one, but two fireplaces. The muted bedroom decor and private terrace with John Hancock Center views practically beg for a romantic evening. Champagne, anyone?

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Up on the 30th floor, this suite feels more like a chic apartment than a hotel room, as you would expect. Hand-painted wallpaper in the entryway sets the tone, while the terrace offers sweeping lake and city views. Traveling with kids? The in-suite ice cream delivery service is guaranteed to earn you some serious parent points. Just try to snag a bite before they devour it all.

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A sophisticated spot overlooking Lake Michigan, this suite is all about understated elegance: light wood, marble accents, and custom furnishings create a calming space. The open-plan living area is perfect for entertaining, while the luxurious en-suite bathroom with a deep-soaking tub is ideal for a solo spa day. Just add bubbles (and maybe a glass of wine).

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Marrying Japanese aesthetics with contemporary design, this villa features soaring ceilings, custom millwork, and deep indigo accents. The primary bedroom boasts a signature Nobu king bed and a teak soaking bathtub. Feeling stressed? The concierge can arrange a private sound bath. And for dinner? In-suite dining by Nobu Chicago, naturally.

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Located on the 35th and 36th floors, this residence are sleekly furnished with a subtle gray color scheme punctuated by rust red and forest green. The stylish dining area and piano promise entertaining evenings, while the deep soaking tub and silky Fili D’Oro bed linens help you unwind afterwards.

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From its perch on the 16th floor, this penthouse offers panoramic views of the Gold Coast and Lake Michigan. A six-person dining area and dedicated butler's space ensure seamless service, and the private media room boasts a state-of-the-art 75-inch Samsung Smart TV for movie nights. But the real draw? The private terrace, perfect for evening gatherings with a view that'll be the start of the show.

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A two-story retreat featuring a grand spiral staircase and floor-to-ceiling views of Lake Michigan? Yes, please. This space is designed for entertaining, with a fully-equipped kitchen, a double-height living room, and a media room with wet bar. And with a dedicated 24-hour personal assistant, you won't have to lift a finger. Unless it's to signal for another martini. This story was created with the help of AI, using articles written by journalists and previously published on Elite Traveler.