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Half-Hostel, Half-Hotel Concept Comes to Chicago

  • May 22, 2015

by Lark Turner

Half-Hostel, Half-Hotel Concept Comes to Chicago: Figure 1
The common room.

The Sydell Group, which owns Adams Morgan’s incoming The Line DC hotel, is bringing a different concept to Chicago: A half-hostel, half-hotel called the Freehand opening June 1.

Half-Hostel, Half-Hotel Concept Comes to Chicago: Figure 2
A shared quad with bunk beds.

We’ve written about the Ace Hotel-like Line concept, which so far exists only in Los Angeles. Sydell’s continuing its pursuit of the cool hotel with the Freehand concept, and takes the appeal to millennials a step further with shared accommodations.

Half-Hostel, Half-Hotel Concept Comes to Chicago: Figure 3
A King-size room at the Chicago hotel.

Reservations in one of the coed shared quads should run about $35 a night. If you want to stay in a private room, you’ll have to pay more like $160 a night.

The Line DC is scheduled to open in 2016.

See other articles related to: sydell group, line dc, freehand

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/half-hostel_half-hotel_concept_comes_to_chicago/9922

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