Neighborhood

River North, Chicago

The Boylston sits on W Illinois Street in the heart of River North — a walkable, historic neighborhood where restored loft buildings meet the Chicago River and the Loop.

Dining

  • River North restaurants

    One of Chicago's densest food neighborhoods.

  • Neighborhood coffee bars

    Third-wave coffee within walking distance.

Shopping & Culture

  • Merchandise Mart

    Design, retail, and food halls minutes away.

  • Michigan Avenue

    Flagship shopping just across the river.

Outdoors

  • Chicago Riverwalk

    Walking, running, and dining along the river.

  • Downtown parks

    Millennium and Maggie Daley Park within reach.

Transit

  • CTA Brown, Purple & Red lines

    Multiple stations within walking distance.

  • Expressway access

    Quick I-90/94 access for weekends out.

Parking

Nearby Public Parking

The Boylston Lofts does not have on-site parking. Several public garages within a short walk offer daily and monthly rates, and discounted monthly permits are often available.

Grand Plaza Self Park

540 N State St

~5 min walk

Large covered garage with daily and monthly rates.

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InterPark – LaSalle & Illinois

440 N LaSalle Dr

~2 min walk

Closest covered option, monthly permits often available.

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SP+ Parking – Ontario Garage

10 E Ontario St

~8 min walk

24/7 attended garage, competitive monthly pricing.

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Wells Street garage

401 N Wells St

~4 min walk

Daily and evening rates, easy Kennedy access.

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Merchandise Mart garage

350 N Orleans St

~9 min walk

Self-park with monthly commuter rates.

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Street parking

W Illinois St & surrounding blocks

At the door

Metered daytime parking; check posted signs and the ParkChicago app.

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River North · 118 W Illinois

Find Your Loft in River North

Distinctive residences, historic character, and a neighborhood that runs on Chicago's best food, coffee, and river-walk energy.