John Hancock Hotel

... Hancock, this is generally thought to be one of his slaves (slavery being legal in Massachusetts until the early 1780s). John Hancock famously signed the declaration of independence with a big signature, supposedly so the King of England could read it ...

... in big canyons (like you sometimes feel in New York). After a little time doing our own things we all met up and went up the John Hancock tower. This gave us some fantastic views of the city and the lake from the 94th floor. The audio tour certainly was ...

... Went on the city wide tour bus, chicago is a complete opposite to NYC it's alot slower and a lot cleaner. We took in the john hancock observatory to get a full view from the 96th floor, fastest elevator in the usa took us up 96 floors in 40 secs. ...

... stopped at the Granary Burial Ground on Tremont Street, the final resting place of American notables including Paul Revere, Sam Adams, and John Hancock.  Established in 1660, it is also where Ben Franklin's parents are buried as well as a woman ...

... all of which were soooooo over priced! But it had pretty good views of the city.  Later that day we walked to the John Hancock Centre which is probably Chicago's most famous building. The views were better that the Sears Tower and we had a free ...

... we didn't go to the top because of the low clouds.  We then jumped back on the bus and went to the John Hancock building up to the  85th floor which some say has better views and its free!!!  We were literally in the clouds ...

... did'nt jump. Excellent italian in Pizano's (apparently of Oprah Winfrey fame) before going up 97 floors to the top of the John Hancock building wit great views over the lake. Tues 8 June - it's raining and miserable which probably reflects how ...

... it for two days - much to spuds relief. We took the girls to Navy Pier and the very cool children's museum, then up the John Hancock Building for 360 degree views of Chicago. 97 floors high and a 40 sec elevator ride, yes there were tears again. The ...

... http://www.artic.edu/aic/ On the lookout for another bargain we took in the cheapest view in town: the signature lounge in the John Hancock Centre. It costs $15 each to visit the observatory on the 94th floor but the lounge on the 96th floor is free. ...

Made it to Chicago yesterday. The flight was smooth, so that was a plus. We got to the Four Seaons, and man, what a posh place. Take a look!     Went to work today and trained about 30 people. The people at the Chicago office ...

... cover for the famous lounge on the top floor, so we went down a few floors to the bar. Similar views to Ghostbar in Vegas, John Hancock bar in Chicago, etc. Well, the last few days were fun, pricey, but worth every moment. About to board a plane to ...

... person to actually put a signature on the Declaration of Independence on July 4th. The other delegates subsequently added their own 'John Hancock' a month later (presumably they needed time to practice). Judge Sewell was one of the 9 judges sent up the ...

... of the beginning of a nation. As he stood in the street, in a loud voice he would quote individuals, such as Samuel Adams, John Hancock, Ben Franklin and the like, that would have pedestrians on the other side of the street stop with a quizzical look on ...

... headed out to the main Hawkes Bay wine region.  Andrew's Aunt Cathy and Uncle Paul had met a man by the name of John Hancock (yes, just like the Declaration of Independence's John Hancock) at Boulevard one night and had talked to him about the winery ...

... , who doesn’t like pizza? it is however, quite unique here in Chicago. We found the restaurant a short block from the John Hancock building and also found ANOTHER queue. What’s with the queues today?! Still this was a queue of our favourite ...

... shores of Lake Michigan on the other and of course stopped to see where Oprah hangs out. We went to the top of the John Hancock building some 90 stories over the Chicago city and were taken on a guided audio tour by David Schwimmer (Alias Ross Geller of ...

... pela Av. Michigan até encontrarmos algo para comer. Entramos no shopping Nordstrom. Seguimos mais umas 3 quadras até o edifício John Hancock de 94 andares. Compramos o ingresso para subida que dá direito a retornar a noite dentro de 48 ...

... took us down Michigan Ave past the Water Tower to the John Hancock Bldg (observatory).  Upon leaving the John Hancock Bldg, the bus went past the Drake Hotel and Oprah's Apt onto Oak St (Chicago's answer to LA's Rodeo Drive).  Oak St offered ...

... ... I recommend a trip up Sears during the day... save your night time viewing for 'the other' major tower in Chicago (John Hancock Building), which has cocktail bar that over looks the city.... Glitzy Chicago lit up at night... actually in my opinion the ...

... simply enormous.  There's only one way to take in the full magnitude of the place, and that's a sightseeing trip up the John Hancock centre to the 94th floor.  The view at the top is incredible - in one direction Lake Michigan stretches beyond ...