Old Chicago Inn

Craving to stay in an authentic 1920's prohibition style bed and breakfast with a speakeasy in the basement? The Old Chicago Inn is for you. The rooms are on the tiny side if you expect spacious rooms but most people who come to Chicago aren't hanging out in their rooms anyway. Continental breakfast is served daily and dinner vouchers are provided good to dine at Trader Todd's (two doors south of the Inn). Complimentary wi-fi is available and a printer allows guests to print tickets and boarding passes. A small on-site library features books on Chicago's culture and history. Room 13, is the Inn's speakeasy located in the garden level where resident mixologist Ted Carlson serves up classic American cocktails using recipes that date back to the age of jazz and earlier.