Chicago neighborhoods
7 historic hotels · curated by Preservation Chicago
The Gold Coast earned its name in Chicago’s Gilded Age, when the city’s wealthiest families built mansions along the lakefront north of downtown. Astor Street and its neighbors still hold blocks of landmarked greystones and townhouses, and the area’s hotels share that air of understated elegance.
It is a quieter, leafy counterpoint to the bustle of the Mag Mile just to the south, with the lakefront and Lincoln Park within easy reach.

1923 Gold Coast building

1927 Davis Hotel

1926 Ambassador East

1920 Italian Renaissance Landmark

1927 Georgian Revival skyscraper

1925 Cedar Hotel

1928 Beaux-Arts building
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