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What guests love
- A genuinely local experience in a neighborhood most visitors never see, full of Chicago history.
- Characterful, individually styled rooms with personal, attentive hosting.
- An on-site restaurant and an easy trip to White Sox baseball and Chinatown.
What to keep in mind
- A small, independent inn — not a full-service hotel
- A South Side neighborhood setting, away from downtown
Best for Independent travelers and baseball fans who want a characterful, personal stay in a historic, authentically local neighborhood.
Summary of guest reviews. Sources: Polo Inn, Preservation Chicago. Photography courtesy of The Polo Inn Bridgeport U.S.A., used with permission. Details may change over time.
Why this building matters
Bridgeport is among the most historic corners of Chicago: a working-class river neighborhood that grew up beside the old Union Stock Yards and the I&M Canal, gave the city five mayors, and has reinvented itself today as a lively arts district anchored by the Zhou B Art Center. The Polo Inn brings boutique character to this storied South Side setting, a short hop from Guaranteed Rate Field and downtown. The inn itself is woven into that local history. Its corner building once held a neighborhood candy store — now the restaurant’s dining room — and a small movie theater, today the wood-paneled Old Eagle Room banquet hall. The family-run Polo Café has anchored the corner for some forty years, and the three-suite bed-and-breakfast opened upstairs in 2008.
