Close to local attractions and businesses, the Hotel Indigo® Chicago Vernon Hills hotel is perfect for any trip, business or pleasure. To put it plainly, our rooms are “huge,” each with its own sitting area, and our staff is passionate about providing each and every guest with personalized service. The nearby Cuneo Mansion and Gardens serve as inspiration for our hotel’s artwork, and the whole space evokes an upscale feel, with a front desk that occupies a two-story lobby: expansive, but not at all unwelcoming. The indoor heated pool is relaxing, and our martini bar serves up 25 special versions of the cocktail.
24-hour fitness studio features PreCor fitness equipment with personal TVs on each piece of equipment. Feel free to use your own earphones or stop at the front desk for a pair of earphones. Treadmill, elliptical, stationary bike & free weights.
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Halfway between Chicago and Milwaukee lies a tranquil community far removed—but not so far away—from the busy streets of the Windy City. In the early 1900s, Vernon Hills became the neighborhood where Chicago’s wealthy industry barons built their country estates, like Edison’s right-hand man, Samuel Insull, who spent his time here when he wasn’t wiring electricity to the greater Chicago area. Here, forests, open fields and roads lined with fountains celebrate the beauty of the old Midwest. Italianate architecture and lush prairie gardens exemplify the elegance that defines this affluent commuter burb, and landmarks like the Cuneo Mansion are a stirring monument to the great opulence, influence, innovation and cultural energy that still flow throughout this timeless neighborhood escape.
Home to the family collection of fine art and furnishings, this beautiful 100-acre estate and its Italianate-style home were completed in 1918 for the founder of General Electric. In 1938, it was bought by its namesake, the Cuneo family, and in 2009 it was donated to Loyola University in Chicago. The $50 million gift is one of the largest in Loyola's history.
Located in Lake County between Chicago and Milwaukee, Westfield Hawthorn is the premiere shopping location in Lake County. Enjoy prestigious department stores like Macy’s, JCPenney, Carson Pirie Scott and Sears. Delight in a special mix of comfort and class at the shopping mall with a great mix of retailers, including Coach, H&M, Banana Republic and Rue 21.
In 2013, one million people visited the Garden's 26 gardens and 4 natural areas, uniquely situated on 385 acres on and around 9 islands, with 6 miles of lake shoreline. The Garden also has a renowned Bonsai Collection. Enjoy a tram tour for an overview of popular areas. Listen to an informative narration by your guide as you ride through the colorful landscape.
Every summer from June through September, Ravinia attracts about 600,000 listeners to more than 120 events that span all genres from classical music to jazz to musical theater. First opened in 1904, it's the oldest outdoor music festival in North America. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs, tables, blankets, beverage and food.www.ravinia.org
Home of the Waukegan Park District’s Cultural Arts Division, the Center provides fine arts instruction for music, dance, theatre, art, and traditional craft and lecture programming. It plays host to theater, opera, choral and symphonies, too. And yes, it’s named after the famed comedian who is from the town. www.waukeganparks.org/cultural-arts/jack-benny-center.htm
Founded in 1954, the Lyric Opera of Chicago is one of the world's greatest opera companies. It is renowned internationally for its artistic excellence and financial strength. The company performs consistently thrilling, world-class opera, with a balanced repertoire that encompasses core classics, lesser-known masterpieces, and new works. www.lyricopera.org
This historic concert hall and movie palace in Waukegan showcases live entertainment without the cost or hassle of going to the city. Experience top-notch comedians, musicians and Broadway acts in the beautiful, totally restored venue. The theater seats 2,427 people and opened in 1927.
Oenophiles, rejoice! This modern restaurant has its own private winery, and the menu was created with its own handcrafted wines in mind. Signature menu items are created for pairing with specific wines. Cooper's Hawk includes five distinct areas: the restaurant, a full-service bar, a private barrel-aging room, a Napa-style tasting room and retail gift store.
A fantastic family-friendly restaurant started in 1963 by Dick Portillo with a small hot dog stand. It has grown into one of Chicago's most famous restaurants, featuring hot dogs, Italian beef, amazing salads and some of the best ribs in town. Always a popular tourist spot, you can even ship their delicious food back home. For dessert, try the Chocolate Cake Shake!
The Vernon Hills favorite offers a wide range of palate-pleasing menu items, from sushi and seafood selections to steaks, salads, and vegetable dishes. The Japanese restaurant's robust beverage menu boasts an inviting collection of specialty drinks, imported beer, authentic sake and Mugi Shochu, for those with cosmopolitan tastes.
Considered the oldest family name in Chicago deep-dish pizza, Lou Malnati's is as rich in history as its pizza is in flavor. Located only a couple blocks from the hotel, this pizza parlor showcases a true family spirit. About 25 percent of its full-time staff have been there 10-plus years. What's the secret recipe? A flaky, buttery crust passed down from generations.
Inspire your clients with up to 1100 square feet of flexible meeting space, which can accommodate up to 60 people with free high-speed,wireless Internet access. Audio/visual equipment is also available to meet your needs.