A Royal Chicago Experience
If you’re looking for the perfect place to stay in Chicago this Spring, have a royal experience at one of our Royal Sonesta hotels. With three distinct stay experiences in three great neighborhoods, each Royal Sonesta Hotel of Chicago offers its own take on this iconic city, but all guarantee the warm welcome you’ll only find in the cultural capital of the Midwest. Plan a charming springtime escape to The Royal Sonesta Chicago Downtown, The Allegro Royal Sonesta, or The Royal Sonesta Chicago River North and save more the longer you stay. Book below.
One Great City, Three Royal Hotels
No matter your style, we've got the recipe for a royal Chicago experience. A stay at The Royal Sonesta Chicago Downtown ensures you won’t miss a thing. Set at the beating heart of the city where the Chicago River meets upscale Michigan Avenue, our freshly reimagined hotel offers easy access to all the must-see items on your itinerary at the doorstep of the riverfront.
The spirit of old-time Chicago is alive and well at The Allegro Royal Sonesta Hotel Chicago Loop. This one-of-a-kind hotel pays tribute to the city’s rich history while boasting the modern amenities and décor. Take advantage of our prime location just steps away from acclaimed theater, opera, and the famous Chicago Symphony, as well as State Street shopping, the Art Institute of Chicago and Millennium Park.
For an urban retreat experience with surprisingly generous accommodations, look no further than The Royal Sonesta Chicago River North. It’s the perfect jumping-off point for a stroll down the Magnificent Mile or a tour of the vibrant River North neighborhood. Not to be missed: the 17th floor indoor pool and outdoor sundeck for breathtaking views of a city in full bloom.
Things to Do in Chicago This Spring
Chicago’s classic architecture cruises resume when the warm weather starts springing (March/April), with the Chicago Architecture Center and Chicago’s First Lady Architectural River Cruise being both a local and a traveler favorite. Highly trained and enthusiastic volunteer CAC docents provide visitors with a compelling and detailed narrative of Chicago's numerous architectural styles and the stories of the legendary figures who designed and built our city.
Visit Never Never Land
Join Tinker Bell and Peter Pan via Broadway in Chicago by taking in Peter Pan, the musical at the James M. Nederlander Theatre from March 26 – April 7.
EXPO Chicago
April 11-14, 2024
The International Exposition of Contemporary and Modern Art (better known as EXPO Chicago) returns to Navy Pier, hosting more than 170 of the world's prominent contemporary galleries.
Batter Up!
Baseball season kicks off in spring, with the Chicago White Sox hosting their home opener on March 28 and the Chicago Cubs returning to Wrigley Field on April 1.
One of a Kind Show
April 26 – April 28, 2024
They call this three-day market One of a Kind for a reason. A whopping 300 artists from around the country will fill out one floor in the Merchandise Mart for the spring edition of this seasonal bazaar.
Get A Sense of Chicago
At the Chicago History Museum’s Sensing Chicago exhibit, kids can ride an old-fashioned, high-wheel bicycle, catch a fly ball at Comiskey Park, and become a Chicago-style hot dog.
Mingle With Butterflies
The Judy Istock Butterfly Haven at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum is an internationally-renowned signature 2,700-square-foot greenhouse. Home to more than 1,000 free-flying butterflies and over 40 species, the Butterfly Haven is the perfect tropical retreat.
