




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.
