Best rooms ranked at Aloft Chicago Mag Mile
Best rooms for views at Aloft Chicago Mag Mile are the Premier Room, 1 King bed, Windows on 2 sides and Premier Room, 2 Queen beds, Windows on 2 sides — they have two-sided windows for extra city-skyline exposure. Best value and flexible sleeping arrangements come from the Superior Room options and the Junior Studio, with the Junior Studio (High Floor) adding a sofa bed for families.
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Best rooms for skyline views
If you want maximum daylight and corner perspectives, prioritize the Premier Room, 1 King bed, Windows on 2 sides or the Premier Room, 2 Queen beds, Windows on 2 sides. The two-sided windows give broader city views than standard rooms and often show more skyline or lake sightlines depending on orientation.
Premier Room, Windows on 2 sides, High Floor is the choice when you also want a higher floor for reduced street noise and a longer sightline out over downtown.
- Premier Room, 1 King bed, Windows on 2 sides — best for couples wanting a king plus panoramic views
- Premier Room, 2 Queen beds, Windows on 2 sides — good for small groups or families who want the view plus two beds
- Premier Room, Windows on 2 sides, High Floor — same layout but higher floor for quieter nights and farther-reaching views
| Room | Why pick it |
|---|---|
| Premier Room, 1 King bed, Windows on 2 sides | Two-sided windows; best skyline/lake potential |
| Premier Room, 2 Queen beds, Windows on 2 sides | Two-sided windows with two beds for groups |
| Premier Room, Windows on 2 sides, High Floor | Higher-floor corner views with quieter street noise |
Best value and flexible sleeping
The Superior Room lineup offers the best baseline value while covering common needs: Superior Room, 1 King Bed and Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds provide the standard Aloft guest-room layout with city views and typical Aloft amenities.
For travelers who need extra sleeping space without booking a suite, the Junior Studio, with Sofa bed (High Floor) adds a double sofa bed to a king room — a good option for families or a third guest.
- Superior Room, 1 King Bed — standard layout for single travelers or couples
- Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds — better for two travelers who want separate beds
- Junior Studio, with Sofa bed (High Floor) — king + double sofa bed for families or small groups
| Room | Beds |
|---|---|
| Superior Room, 1 King Bed | 1 King Bed |
| Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds | 2 Queen Beds |
| Junior Studio, with Sofa bed (High Floor) | 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed |
Best for families
Families will usually want either the Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds or the Junior Studio, with Sofa bed (High Floor) depending on how many sleepers and how much living space you need. The Junior Studio gives a small separate seating area plus the sofa bed; Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds keeps things simple and efficient.
Aloft Chicago Mag Mile welcomes children of all ages and provides cribs on request; check the hotel's policy at booking for crib availability and any age rules tied to the primary guest checking in.
- Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds — two standard beds, straightforward option for families
- Junior Studio, with Sofa bed (High Floor) — king plus sofa bed and a seating nook for daytime lounging
- Superior Room ( with Bathtub) — consider if you prefer a tub for child baths
| Family need | Recommended room |
|---|---|
| Two beds for kids | Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds |
| Extra seating/sofa bed | Junior Studio, with Sofa bed (High Floor) |
| Prefer tub | Superior Room ( with Bathtub) |
Best accessible rooms
Aloft offers accessible options like Superior Room, 1 King Bed, Transfer Shower and Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds, Transfer Shower. These rooms are set up with transfer-style showers and other accessibility features.
The property also lists accessible public washrooms, an accessible pool, and elevator access; if you need a specific accessibility feature (grab bars, roll-in shower, visual alarms), request it at booking so the hotel can confirm availability.
- Superior Room, 1 King Bed, Transfer Shower — transfer-shower setup for single-king layout
- Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds, Transfer Shower — transfer-shower setup with two beds
- Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds, Transfer Shower — useful for guests who need two beds plus accessible shower
| Accessible feature | Where confirmed |
|---|---|
| Transfer-style shower in room types | Superior Room, 1 King Bed, Transfer Shower; Superior Room, 2 Queen Beds, Transfer Shower |
| Accessible pool and public washrooms | Hotel listings note accessible pool and public washrooms |
| Elevator and accessible meeting spaces | Property provides elevators and wheelchair-accessible meeting rooms |
Why pick a High Floor or Deluxe Room
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed (High Floor) and Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds (High Floor) are the hotel's higher-floor options. High-floor rooms typically reduce street noise and can offer better long-range views.
If quiet and extra elevation matter to you — for sleep quality or photo-worthy skyline shots — prioritize booking a High Floor room in the Premier or Deluxe categories when available.
- Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed (High Floor) — higher floor without the two-sided window layout
- Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds (High Floor) — higher floor with two beds
- Premier Room, Windows on 2 sides, High Floor — combines corner windows with higher elevation
| High-floor room | Why choose it |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed (High Floor) | Less street noise; elevated views |
| Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds (High Floor) | Higher-floor two-bed layout |
| Premier Room, Windows on 2 sides, High Floor | Best combination of corner windows and elevation |
Amenities that matter when choosing a room
Room-type choices at Aloft should be weighed against on-site amenities: the 19th-floor indoor pool (Splash), the 24-hour Re:charge fitness center, and 24-hour Re:Fuel grab-and-go dining. These facilities are available to guests regardless of room type.
Keep in mind some operational details before you book: Splash pool hours are typically morning through evening and are listed as complimentary for guests, but one third-party listing flagged a temporary closure at one point — confirm the current status before travel.
- Splash — indoor pool on the 19th floor; usually open morning to evening; complimentary for guests (confirm current status)
- Re:charge — 24-hour fitness center with cardio, free weights and Peloton bikes
- Re:Fuel — 24-hour grab-and-go market; breakfast is available for a surcharge (roughly USD 10–13)
| On-site feature | Notes |
|---|---|
| Indoor pool (Splash) | Located on 19th floor; complimentary; hours typically morning–evening; check current status |
| Re:charge fitness center | Complimentary 24-hour top-floor gym with Peloton bikes and weights |
| Re:Fuel | 24-hour grab-and-go; breakfast available for a fee |
Booking tips and special policies
Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is 12:00 PM (noon). The minimum age to check in is 21 for the primary guest. Aloft Chicago Mag Mile is a smoke-free property and welcomes children of all ages.
Note the hotel's pet program: the ARF program accepts pets with a fee (the property lists a small fee; some third-party listings mention a refundable deposit), so confirm the current fee and deposit policy when you reserve. Valet parking is available on-site for a daily fee and a Park & Play package is offered; self-parking garages are also nearby.
- Check-in: 4:00 PM; check-out: 12:00 PM (noon)
- Minimum check-in age: 21 for the primary guest
- Pets: ARF program — small fee per room; confirm deposit/fee details directly
- Parking: on-site valet for a daily fee (in/out privileges); nearby self-park garages available
| Policy | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Pool status | Confirm Splash hours and availability before travel |
| Breakfast | Breakfast at Re:Fuel is extra (approx. $10–13); not included with room rate |
| Pet terms | Confirm current fee and any refundable deposit |
