Crain's says the developer still plans to go ahead with the project, which would replace a small strip of unremarkable shops and restaurants just east of Michigan Avenue.
While more and more new hotels are going brandless lately, in these uncertain times it's good to have a brand's reservation system feeding you bookings when a hotelier opens a new property.
For what it's worth, Chicago still lacks an Adam's Mark hotel. Maybe that's a direction the developer could turn.
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