4-star hotel with remarkable academic surroundings

A Dynamic Dining Experience

Truth Be Told is The Study's tavern-style restaurant offering a menu inspired by English pub fare. Guests can enjoy dishes such as Welsh Rarebit and Fish & Chips, along with a curated selection of beer and cocktails. The dining space also includes a cozy bar area for light bites and casual gatherings.

Accommodations for Every Traveler

The hotel offers 167 guest rooms, including King Rooms, Double Rooms, and expansive suites. Each room provides ample natural light with views of the South Campus or Lake Michigan. Multi-room accommodations like the Chicago Suite are designed for guests seeking additional space.

Event Spaces That Inspire

The Study at University of Chicago has over 4,700 square feet of versatile event space ideal for social occasions and corporate meetings. The 2,200 square foot Winter Garden hosts extraordinary celebrations with unique design elements including atrium windows. The dedicated team ensures every event reflects the culinary vision of its hosts.

Comfort and Design

Guestrooms combine comfort and design with features like leather reading chairs and curated book collections. Spacious showers and practical amenities enhance the comfort level in every room. Guests can also enjoy a blend of inspiration while immersed in their surroundings.

Culinary Excellence and Workplace

The dining culture of The Study emphasizes simple, delicious dishes using locally sourced ingredients. Business travelers can take advantage of the conference rooms featuring floor-to-ceiling windows, providing a perfect balance of privacy and natural light for workshops and meetings. Outdoor areas compliment the professional environment.

• Location: Bordered by the greenery of the Midway, with views of Lake Michigan and Downtown Chicago
• Rooms: 167 guest rooms including Executive Suites and Chicago Suites
• Dining: Truth Be Told tavern-style restaurant
• Events: Over 4,700 square feet of event space
• Catering: Skilled team to bring culinary visions to life