Access Hotels & Resorts Announces Addition of Hotel Sax Chicago

Chicago, Illinois — April 17, 2012 — Access Hotels & Resorts, an accomplished full-service management and consulting firm, is pleased to announce that Hotel Sax has now joined their rapidly growing portfolio of U.S. and Caribbean properties.

Hotel Sax is steps away from the famous House of Blues in the prestigious Marina City complex in vibrant downtown Chicago.  The area is a mecca for world-class shopping and entertainment.  Other nearby attractions include the Magnificent Mile and Chicago’s theater district.  The hotel stands out for more than its prime location – its design features an avant-garde blend of plush red velvet and Art Deco details to create one of the hippest and most popular hotels in Chicago.  The hotel’s 353 guest rooms are upscale and uniquely comfortable.  Most rooms have stunning views of the city. 

Meeting planners will be enthralled by the layout of the 14,000 square-feet of meeting space.  Event attendees are greeted by a 36’ video wall and a central rotunda makes the perfect place for socializing between meetings.  The on-site Crimson Lounge is a favorite of meeting-goers, guests and locals. 

About Access Hotels & Resorts
Access Hotels & Resorts focuses on distinctive boutique properties such as Hotel Sax, Bacara Resort & Spa in Santa Barbara, California, and Distrikt Hotel in New York City.  The company’s founders believe in guiding management of hotels to focus on unique guest experiences, the location, the people and personalized service more than the brand.  Tom Baker, Managing Principal of Access, states, “We plan to harness Hotel Sax’s momentum and take it a step further.  Our plan centers on a renewed focus on all that makes the hotel one-of-a-kind.”  Access Hotels & Resorts was recently included on the list of top 100 management companies.

For questions or comments regarding this announcement, please contact Tom Baker of Access Hotels & Resorts at [email protected].

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