Finalists and honorees gathered for an award ceremony on Thursday, June 12, at Chicago’s famous House of Blues, where winners in eight distinct categories received gold-panel Palmer trophies ...

The mansion was built in the 1880s by Bertha Palmer, known as the "Queen of Chicago." Located at 79 East Cedar Street, the limestone mansion has seven bedrooms, spans 9,300 square feet, and is ...

Built in 1884, the house was cut up into rentals in about 1926, according to historical articles and for-rent ads in the Chicago Tribune. It was still rentals, a six-flat, when her clients bought ...

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While Palmer House isn’t the cheapest stay in Chicago, its rates are surprisingly competitive for a hotel with so much historic significance. Rates differ wildly in the US, but I’d say you can expect ...

Chicago hotel, birthplace of chocolate brownie, still serving sweet treat thanks to original recipe 'I probably upgraded the ingredients a little bit since then,' says Palmer House executive chef ...

The Palmer House is opulence defined—a hotel packed with history and enduring romantic myths that swirl its origins. Enter the lobby through the travertine double staircase and you’re ...

Palmer House Chicago Hotel Manager Henry Dornelas and Executive Chef Scott Gourley join WGN Radio’s Dave Plier to talk about the history of America’s longest operating hotel, their amenities and their ...

A wedding present from founder Potter Palmer to his wife Bertha, the Palmer House debuted in 1871 and a year later, it burned to the ground in the Great Chicago Fire. As the story goes, Bertha was ...

And we do that," Donna said. Vern and Donna Nelson on their wedding day David Cowan The head of Hilton, which owns the Palmer House, said he'd host anyone who honeymooned there more than 50 years ago.