New, More Convenient, Official Hotel

The Chicago Auto Show is proud to announce its new partnership with the Hyatt Regency McCormick Place as an official hotel for the 2014 Chicago Auto Show. The Hyatt Regency McCormick Place has recently undergone a 110 million dollar renovation and expansion. A second tower with 460 guest rooms and suites has been added. Highlights include a complete overhaul of all existing guest rooms, public spaces, restaurants, fitness center, and meeting space rounds out the renovation.

Leave your winter coat in your room, the hotel is conveniently connected to McCormick Place Convention Center giving media and attendees quick and easy access to the show. As an official Chicago Auto Show hotel, the Hyatt Regency McCormick Place will offer exclusive rates starting at $163 for single, double, triple, or quad occupancy.

The special Chicago Auto Show rate includes:

• Premium Internet access
• Daily newspaper delivery
• Complimentary pool and health club access
• Internal access to McCormick Place Convention Center

To make a reservation at the auto show rate, please visit: resweb.passkey.com/go/chiautotradeShow. Additional hotel information is available here, ges.com/ecomm/caS2014/pdf/Full-eSm%20201.pdf.

The Chicago Auto Show also continues its relationship with the 5-star, Waldorf Astoria Chicago. Located in the heart of the chic Gold Coast neighborhood, near the most exclusive shops, dining and nightlife in the city, the 188-room hotel creates a new experience in luxury. As an official hotel partner for the 2014 Chicago Auto Show, the Waldorf Astoria Chicago is pleased to offer the Chicago Auto Show an exclusive rate of $235 for a Classic King Deluxe guest room or $295 for an upgraded Waldorf Suite. The Chicago Auto Show rate includes:

• Complimentary high-speed, wireless internet
• Complimentary local and national phone calls
• Complimentary access to the Waldorf Astoria Spa & Health Club

To make a reservation at this special rate, kindly contact the Waldorf Astoria Chicago at 888-370-1938.

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