The Loop

The towers, the museums, Millennium Park and the lakefront, nine minutes by train.

  • 9 min from the lobby
  • Green or Pink line from Morgan
  • Museums
  • Architecture
  • Parks
Chicago street architecture

Why go to The Loop

The Loop is named for the elevated train tracks that circle it, and it is the densest collection of landmark skyscrapers in America. It is also where you will find the Art Institute of Chicago, Millennium Park and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

From Morgan station, take the Green or Pink line east and get off at Clark/Lake or State/Lake. Most guests spend a full day here: the Art Institute in the morning, lunch nearby, then an afternoon walking through Millennium Park to the lakefront.

Chicago street architecture

Our desk's picks

Tested by our team. Travel times are from Metro Loft's front door.

Museum

Art Institute of Chicago

Allow three hours and book timed tickets online the day before.

14 min by L

Outdoors

Millennium Park

Cloud Gate, the Crown Fountain and free summer concerts at Pritzker Pavilion.

14 min by L

Tour

Chicago Architecture Center

Walking tours depart daily and cover the early skyscrapers.

12 min by L

Views

Willis Tower Skydeck

Go at sunset on a weekday to skip the longest lines.

10 min ride

Stay close to The Loop

Book direct for our best rate, a $25 food and drink credit and free cancellation up to 48 hours before arrival.

Free cancellation on flexible rates. No amenity fee.

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