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Guide: Spring break in the city Spring Break IN THE CITY As winter's frost begins to thaw, the big c

Guide: Spring break in the city [MensJournal.com]( [Inside Hotels]( Spring Break IN THE CITY As winter's frost begins to thaw, the big city comes alive with the vibrant energy of spring. Exploring the city streets, witness the transformation as parks burst into bloom and outdoor cafes fill with lively conversation. From rooftop bars with panoramic views to trendy boutiques, there's an abundance of experiences to indulge in. Check out these five recommended hotels. [Viceroy Chicago]( Chicago, IL When you think of Chicago, architectural splendor, culinary talent, and world-class culture come to mind. Check into Viceroy Chicago and much of the same comes into focus. The grand 180-room hotel, overlooking the heart of Chicago’s Gold Coast and Lake Michigan in the distance, is a two-part tale in urban architecture: The preserved 1920s brick-and-terracotta façade is a throwback to the old Cedar Hotel, which stood here in all its Jazz-Age glory; the contrasting glass tower above it was unveiled in 2017 when Viceroy took over the helm. Don’t miss the glamorous on-site restaurant, Somerset serving up seasonal American fare in an elevated dining room with an American Country Club feel. [TAKE ME THERE →]( [Riggs Washington DC]( Washington DC In the former home of Riggs National Bank, where 23 U.S. presidents, including Abraham Lincoln, once banked, sits Riggs Washington D.C. Originally built in 1891, this Penn Quarter landmark holds a spot on the National Register of Historic Places and is one of the last few Richardsonian Romanesque Revival-style buildings still standing in the city. The perfect home base for experiencing all the nation’s capital has to offer, this former financial institution is now one of the city's most stylish hotels, with contemporary decor and a seriously trendy cocktail bar. The Silver Lyan, located in the former bank’s vault, is helmed by world-renowned bartender Mr. Lyan, currently serving drinks centered around the theme of migration. [TAKE ME THERE →]( [The James New York - NoMad]( New York, NY Nestled within a Beaux Arts Building with a history dating to the early 20th century, The James New York - Nomad is a gem in the dynamic NoMad district. The hotel embodies a timeless yet contemporary ethos, with décor that seamlessly marries warm fabric tones in the lobby with the sleek grays and blues of the spacious guest rooms. The culinary draw here is undeniable, with the ground floor home to the renowned Scarpetta, complemented by The Seville's nostalgic cocktail experience. Distinctive offerings such as the in-room "Four Bodies Wellness" program and intuitive touches in the Penthouse Suite elevate the guest experience, positioning The James as a haven of modern sophistication in the heart of Manhattan. [TAKE ME THERE →]( [Hotel Nikko]( San Francisco, CA Centrally located just a few blocks from the best San Francisco has to offer, Hotel Nikko is a hyper-roomy hotel, carefully designed with Japanese-inspired decor. Aspects of the architectural designs mimic the fluid lines of a traditional kimono, with Eastern-influenced textiles adorning the space as well. The sprawling lobby features a glass entryway, white marble floors, and fountains that add a soothing ambiance, and distinct Japanese styling, like brushstroke paintings, can be found around every corner. Grab a simple but delicious Japanese-Californian fusion bite at the onsite ANZU, where you can opt for omakase or grab some sushi à la carte. [TAKE ME THERE →]( [The Croke Park Hotel]( Dublin, Ireland The Croke Park Hotel, a gem in Dublin's heart right next to the iconic Croke Park Stadium, offers an experience that's both culturally rich and luxuriously comforting. The hotel's proximity to Dublin attractions, like Dublin Zoo and concert and nightlife venues adds to its allure. After a day out and about, unwind in a cozy, stylish room before stepping out to the bustling Drumcondra food scene, with the hotel's own Hawthorn restaurant leading the culinary charge. In the evenings, the heated outdoor terrace comes alive with music and local buzz, offering a perfect end to your Dublin days. Savor it all when you [book the Time Together offer]( which nets you €75 to spend in the hotel's bars and restaurants. [TAKE ME THERE →]( Having trouble viewing this email? [Click here »]( ©2024 The Arena Media Brands, LLC. Men's Journal is a registered trademark of The Arena Media Brands, LLC. [Unsubscribe]( [Privacy Policy]( [Terms of Use](

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