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Hotel Properties of SUTTON PLACE in Canada
TORONTO ON - SUTTON PLACE HOTEL
955 BAY ST
Typical rate range from $142.58 to $430.38
Floors: 33 Rooms: 294 Suites: 0
Check-in: 1500 Check-out: 1200
Renovated in: 1998
Nearby attractions:Area Attractions: Metro Toronto Convention Centre 2.7km Sw Cn Tower 2.7km Sw Yorkville Shopping District .5km N Skydome 2.7km Sw Air Canada Centre 2.4km S Royal Ontario Museum .8km Nw Eaton Centre 1km S Art Gallery Of Ontario 1.9km Sw Theatre District 2.6km Sw Union Station 2.3km S Harbourfront 2.9km S
VANCOUVER BC - LA GRANDE RESIDENCE
855 BURRARD STREET
Typical rate range from $193.82 to $235.77
Floors: 18 Rooms: 164 Suites: 0
Check-in: 1500 Check-out: 1200
Hotel Properties of SUTTON PLACE in USA
CHICAGO IL - SUTTON PLACE HOTEL BY THE MAGNIFICENT MILE
21 E BELLEVUE PL
Typical rate range from $189.24 to $2,650.00
Floors: 23 Rooms: 246 Suites: 0
Check-in: 1500 Check-out: 1200
Renovated in: 1997
Nearby attractions:Area Attractions:900 North Michigan Shops Bloomingdale's and Henri Bendel are here, as well as more than 70 speciality stores, restaurants, and cinemas. Minutes from The Sutton Place Hotel. 900 North Michigan; (312) 915 3917.Adler Planetarium The Western Hemisphere's First Planetarium has been inspiring wonder since 1930. Contact the planetarium directly for current In the Sky Theatre shows and exhibits. 1300 South Lakeshore Drive; (312) 322 0300.Art Institute of Chicago One of the world's great museums with a vast collection of Impressionist paintings as well as works by El Greco, Rembrandt, and Rothko. Excellent modernist collection with Grant Wood's American Gothic. South Michigan at Adams; (312) 443 3600.Buckingham Fountain This baroque fountain located in Grant's park is the world's largest, sprouting columns of water 100 feet in the air. Fully illuminated at night. Grant Park; (312) 294 2200.Capone's Chicago This high tech, historical family attraction takes visitors on a tour of Chicago's Prohibition Era, with Al Capone as host. Entertainment complex. 605 North Clark; (312) 654 1919.Chicago's First Lady Aboard Chicago's First Lady the Chicago Architectural Foundation offers river tours narrated by CAF guides May until October. Chicago's First Lady is located at the tower level of the Michigan Avenue bridge, southwest corner of Michigan Avenue and Wacker Drive. (312) 902 1500.Chicago Place Shopping center in the heart of The Magnificent Mile, featuring Sak's Fifth Avenue and 50 other speciality shops and Garden food court. 700 North Michigan; (312) 266 7710.Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago's newest museum showcasing Contemporary works from 1950 present in a beautiful building off of Lake Michigan and Lake Shore Drive 220 E. Chicago Avenue; (312)280 2660Chicago Symphony Orchestra 220 South Michigan Avenue; (312) 435 8760.Chicago Tribune Newspaper headquarters and Chicago landmark. 435 North Michigan Avenue; (312) 222 3232.Comiskey Park Baseball stadium and home of the Chicago White Sox. 333 West 35th Street; (312) 924 1000.Field Museum of Natural History Roosevelt Road at Lake Shore Drive; #12 (312) 922 9410.Here's Chicago A one hour show tour of Chicago. See lifelike exhibits on The Great Chicago Fire, the Gangster Era, the Chicago Flood, and Abe Lincoln. 163 East Pearson Street; (312) 467 7114.John Hancock Center Observatory The 100 story John Hancock Centre is one of the world's most recognized buildings. The observatory deck on the 94th floor offers a panoramic view of Lake Michigan, the city skyline and, on a clear day, four different states. Minutes from The Sutton Place Hotel. 875 North Michigan; (312) 751 3681.Lincoln Park Zoo Free admission. Open year round. 2400 North Stockton Drive; (312) 294 4660.Lyric Opera of Chicago Local opera company and opera house. 20 North Wacker Drive; (312) 332 2244.Marshall Field's Landmark Department Store. Huge Tiffany glass dome ceiling is a Chicago must see. 111 North State Street; (312) 781 1000.Museum of Broadcast Communications Incorporating the Radio Hall of Fame. Admission is free. Michigan Avenue at Washington Street; (312) 629 6000.Museum of Science & Industry Explore nature and increase your understanding of technology through changing exhibits, film showings in The Omnimax Theatre. 57th Street and Lake Shore Drive; (312) 684 1414.Navy Pier Attractions include a 150 foot tall Ferris wheel and an old fashioned carousel. The Family Pavilion includes the large screen IMAX Theater, the Chicago Children's Museum, restaurants, and the Crystal Gardens. 600 East Grand Avenue; (312) 595 PIER.
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