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Hampton Inn in the 1906 Majestic Building, home of the Majestic Theatre, in the Loop

Hampton Inn Majestic (Theatre District)

A charming theater-district hotel atop the CIBC Theatre —
free breakfast, easy O'Hare train, and a curtain-up location.

Majestic Building1906Edmund R. Krause 22 W. Monroe Street, in the Loop theatre district

Hampton Inn Majestic Chicago Theatre District. 1906, Edmund R. Krause, 22 W. Monroe Street. Photo courtesy of Hampton Inn Majestic Chicago Theatre District.

Why this building matters

Completed in 1906 to the designs of Edmund R. Krause, the Majestic Building was a multi-use landmark of its day: a grand vaudeville theatre on its lower floors and the Majestic Hotel rising above. The theatre lives on as the CIBC Theatre, while the hotel floors continue their century-old hospitality role — now as a Hampton Inn — a few steps from the city’s great stages.

What guests are saying

What guests love

  • A genuine theatre-district address — steps from the CIBC, Auditorium, and Palace theatres.
  • Dependable comfort and included breakfast in a historic 1906 building.
  • Central Loop location near Millennium Park, the Art Institute, and the L.

What to keep in mind

  • A historic building — rooms vary in size
  • A busy theatre-district block, especially on show nights

Best for Theatre-goers and value-minded travelers who want a comfortable, well-located base in a building steeped in stage history.

Summary of guest reviews. Sources: Majestic Theater Hampton Inn, Commission on Chicago Landmarks, Preservation Chicago. Photography courtesy of Hampton Inn Majestic Chicago Theatre District, used with permission. Details may change over time.