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When you travel a lot, hotels can start to look the same. Not the case with the Marcus Hotels and Resorts

As funding for the arts is always a struggle, some properties have taken to raising contributions in more creative ways.

"Now looking back on it, I realize this was an entire journey of me building my curatorial skills without even realizing it."

Saint Kate, the “Arts Hotel” that suddenly popped up in the former Intercontinental building like a midnight mushroom, is now open for business and the curious are welcome to peek

If you’re in Chicago and looking for an easy weekend getaway, this is it! A couple of weeks ago, I received an invitation to attend the Grand Opening of the Saint Kate Hotel...

The office away from your office. Read why the Bar is the best co-working space!

Revel in dance routines, improv shows, plays, classes and more at Saint Kate’s 90-seat Arc Theatre or discover pop-up performances throughout the hotel.

Walk with us down memory lane as our curator, Maureen Ragalie, goes behind the scenes of the construction of our four gallery spaces, live-performance stages and installations.

There’s a lot that goes into building a food-and-beverage program at a boutique hotel to make sure the experience at each outlet within the hotel is memorable for guests.

What better way to get to know Saint Kate's flavor than chef-guided dinner experience paired with curated beats and tunes?

Typography expressing the high and the low, the polished and the in-progress, the elegant and the utilitarian, the classic and the progressive.

At Saint Kate, we're delighted to feature an all-day neighborhood café/restaurant, specialty pizza joint, welcoming lobby bar and city’s only champagne bar!

Introducing the dynamic trio that will bring Saint Kate's creativity to light

MOWA | DTN will present museum-caliber exhibitions of Wisconsin art to travelers and the public in Milwaukee’s newest arts hotel beginning this spring.

Saint Kate is Frommer's list of 12 hotels to book in 2019

The canvas previously known as the Intercontinental Milwaukee has been erased—but the memories, laughs, and indulgences of our guests and community live on.