About Saint Jane Hotel Brand Rabbi
Saint Jane is a hotel brand that is inspired by and named after the works of Jane Addams. She came from Chicago and is a founder of Hull House. She is also a known activist, an innovator, a philosopher and an instigator. Her advocacy is to provide better lives to families and for all. A percentage of the hotel brand’s revenue goes to the Jackson Chance Foundation, which supports families with babies who are under Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
The buildings at Michigan Avenue (Carbide and Carbon) were completed in the year 1929, spearheaded by the Burnham Brothers. They are the sons of an architect originated from Chicago which was very famous and influential at that time – Daniel Burnham. The architectural design resembles a green, vintage champagne bottle. It then became a Chicago landmark, when it added an art-deco illustration on its buildings.
These hotels provide a one-of-a-kind experience to their guests, offering the best cuisines in town at their in-house restaurants, as well as nearby restaurants you can explore. You can also find the city’s most boasted attractions minutes away their hotels. Each of their hotels promotes the culture and its uniqueness, striving to meet their ultimate goal – to bring people of different cultures and origins together, making a common ground.
