Hotel EMC2

ART MEETS SCIENCE

ALBERT EINSTEIN ONCE SAID, “AFTER A CERTAIN HIGH LEVEL OF TECHNICAL SKILL IS ACHIEVED, SCIENCE AND ART COALESCE IN ESTHETICS, PLASTICITY, AND FORM. THE GREATEST SCIENTISTS ARE ALWAYS ARTISTS AS WELL.” THAT COULD BE THE DEFINING PRINCIPAL BEHIND HOTEL EMC2 IN CHICAGO, NAMED FOR EINSTEIN’S FAMOUS EQUATION ESTABLISHING THE THEORY OF SPECIAL RELATIVITY.

This innovative hotel is dedicated to nourishing and inspiring the creative spirit. Guests will be greeted by casual seating, kinetic sculptures, and an intimate environment surrounded by books and abstract artwork in the lobby – the perfect formula to stimulate conversation and ideas. The lobby opens to The Albert, Hotel EMC2’s appropriately-named restaurant, fashioned as a communal tavern with contemporary American cuisine and craft cocktails, where an open kitchen concept invites guests into an interactive culinary experience. At the Archive Lounge, locals and guests alike make use of individual workspaces and enjoy live performances in an intimate library setting. In each of the 195 guest rooms, elongated, multifunctional desk spaces fuel productivity.