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WHERE THE MAGNIFICENT MILE MEETS THE CULTURAL MILE Located mere steps from Chicago’s iconic Millennium Park, Hotel Julian brings to- gether the stylish sophistication of The Magnificent Mile®, the artistic refinement of the Cultural Mile and the savvy street smarts of the Loop business district. All rooms feature a modern design with well-appointed amenities, complimentary WiFi, and high ceilings for a lifestyle experience. With its unsurpassed location and the vibrant food scene of About Last Knife, Hotel Julian perfectly captures the unre- strained energy of the Windy City and places you just moments away from... 168 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE I CHICAGO, IL 60601 I HOTELJULIANCHICAGO.COM AMENITIES • 300 Count Frette Linen, Robe, & Slippers exclusively designed for Hotel Julian • PañPuri Bath Products – exclusively designed for Hotel Julian • Nespresso Machine • 55” Smart Television • SmartFridge • State-of-art Fitness Center featuring Peloton Bike & TRX Mounts RESTAURANT • About Last Knife - Steak Bar LOCATION Centrally located on Chicago’s Michigan Avenue, where The Magnificent Mile® and the Cultural Mile meet, steps from the lakefront – making your stay perfect for any occasion! A. Millennium Park B. AON & Prudential Plazas C. Daley Plaza D. McCormick Place Convention Center E. Museum Campus (Art Institute of Chicago, The Field Museum, Shedd Aquarium) F. Soldier Field G. Riverwalk H. The Chicago Theatre FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Daniel Grajdura P: 312.392.2435 [email protected] @hoteljulianchi /hoteljulianchi @hoteljulianchi 168 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE I CHICAGO, IL 60601 I HOTELJULIANCHICAGO.COM.

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