Chicago is the third most populous city in the United States which goes to show that it has a large inflow of people at all times. With this influx of people in the city it is natural that the city would have sufficient hotels and inns that can accommodate travellers and the floating population. There are many Historic Hotels Chicago that the city houses which are not just places to stay but are also major tourist attractions.

One of the most popular historic hotels in Chicago is probably the Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel. The hotel opened in 1927 on 16 May. It was designed by the famed architects Rissman & Hirshfield. The hotel is where Richard Nixon stayed in 1952 during the Republican National Convention.

The Palmer House Hilton Hotel is another magnificent historic hotel beautifying the skyline of Chicago. The hotel is designed in the Beaux Arts style. The 25 storied hotel that is over 80 years old has changed with time to give their guests the very best of modern amenities but at the same time retaining the rich old decor and charm. Originally built by Palmer Potter in the 1920's the hotel was purchased by Conrad Hilton in 1945. Hotel Burnham although opened only in 1999 it does have a historical relevance as it is in the Reliance building that dates back to 1895.

The Blackstone Hotel that dates back to 1908 and the Whistle Stop Inn built in 1889 are some of the other places holding historical significance.

Visit Chicago and you can find a whole lot of super luxurious and magnificent historical hotels and inns that would just take your breath away.