HOTELS theWit Hotel Chicago - Champion Of Downtown

theWit Hotel Chicago - Champion Of Downtown

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Chicago USA North America
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The Wit Hotel has an enviable location on the corner of State and Lake near Chicago’s business district, theatre town, and Millennium Park.

The 27-story building was built in 2009 and reflects the vibrancy of the local area with a kickass lightning bolt running the length of its glass floors.

The rooftop lounge has delightful views of the city with a retractable roof to allow use in all weathers. It also has a 3D multimedia wall for that 23rd Century experience.

Relax in the private multimedia theatre with reclining seats where you can watch your favorite sports, have a product launch, or see a movie.

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theWit lobby

Try the Phoenix Lounge for a velvet and cozy experience, and treat your friends and family in the unique private dining rooms.

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State and Lake

Try something traditional in the authentic Chicago tavern with 16 craft beers on draft and a lovely bistro menu.

theWit fireplace
Classic king room

Your room is high-tech with smartphones, a 42-inch entertainment center, and an iPod docking system, while your bathroom has spa-style luxury products.

theWit bathroom

Staying at The Wit is a Chicago experience not forgotten.

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theWit rooftop terrace
Roof interior

ROOF on theWit

ROOF on theWit interior
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201 North State Street, Chicago, IL 60601, USA


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