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Most recommended Chicago hotels

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Le Méridien Essex Chicago - Chicago - Lobby
Le Méridien Essex Chicago
7.7 Good
Downtown$238+
$238+
Kimpton Gray Hotel - Chicago - Bar
Kimpton Gray Hotel
8.5 Very good
Downtown$361+
$361+
Pet friendly
Hyatt Centric The Loop Chicago
8.2 Very good
Downtown$305+
$305+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Arlo Chicago
8.5 Very good
Downtown$261+
$261+
Free Wi-Fi

Chicago hotels near Magnificent Mile

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Warwick Allerton Chicago - Chicago - Bedroom
Warwick Allerton Chicago
7.3 Good
Downtown$149+
$149+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Hyatt Regency Chicago - Chicago - Bedroom
Hyatt Regency Chicago
8.5 Very good
Downtown$374+
$374+
Free Wi-Fi
River Hotel
8.4 Very good
Downtown$180+
$180+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly

Top Chicago hotels with parking

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Chicago South Loop Hotel - Chicago - Bedroom
Chicago South Loop Hotel
7 Good
South Side$225+
$225+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi

The 10 best hotels in Chicago

Discover the top hotels in Chicago handpicked by local expert Jessi Roti.
Jessi Roti
December 6, 2023

From the ultimate vacation splurges to more affordable luxury, Chicago has hotels across the city that provide their own spins on comfort and Midwestern hospitality, in addition to offering unique, in-house experiences just blocks away from some of the city’s best sites and sounds. While most travelers tend to stick to the Magnificent Mile when they come to town, this list embraces stays tucked away in neighborhoods like Hyde Park, Wicker Park, Chinatown, and Fulton Market to push the bounds of what folks imagine their Chicago visit can include. Explore the city’s rich culture beyond deep dish pizza and crosstown baseball rivalries through the eyes of a local with this collection. You’re guaranteed to find reasons to visit every season.

1.

Nobu Hotel Chicago

Address:

155 North Peoria Street

Price:

$304-2801/night

For being in the heart of one of the city’s most bustling neighborhoods – the trendy Fulton Market near West Loop – Nobu offers a kind of repose that nearly makes you forget you’re in a major city. Inspired by streamlined Japanese aesthetics and culinary precision at its in-house sushi restaurants, this is one of the most unique hotels in Chicago. The oasis-like feel is carried into every room, and its reservation-required rooftop showcasing stunning skyline views.
I highly recommend a dip in the indoor tranquility pool, or enjoy a steam as part of other wellness amenities. With its proximity to West Loop and River North, you’re a short walk from incredible clubs, bars, and restaurants.
I recommend dancing at Nights & Weekends or Tribe, taking in a concert at Bottom Lounge or City Winery, or playing vintage arcade games at Emporium Fulton Market.

2.

Sophy Hyde Park

Address:

1411 East 53rd Street

Price:

$49-1409/night

Nestled in Downtown Hyde Park, the Sophy Hotel, one of the luxury hotels in Chicago, offers modern sophistication with a nod to the creative pulse inspiring the next generation of the neighborhood.
With common spaces, standard rooms, and deluxe suites that almost double as art galleries, a stay at the Sophy is a feast for the senses. Speaking of feasting, the hotel houses Mesler Kitchen – a restaurant and lounge turning out redefined, elevated takes on classic American dishes from brunch to late-night bites. Visiting during fall? Get cozy around the firepit on outdoor terrace, The Sanctuary, where cocktails and mocktails are plenty.
Once rested and fed, you’re just blocks from favored nightlife haunts like The Promontory, as well as the landmark Frederick C. Robie House designed by legendary architect Frank Lloyd Wright, Museum of Science & Industry, the SMART Museum of Art, and loads of shopping.

3.

Jaslin Hotel

Address:

261 West Cermak Road

Price:

$88-383/night

A trip to Chicago could be spent exploring Chinatown alone, and the Jaslin Hotel is perfectly located for your venture. Situated just off Archer Avenue, the hotel is close enough to the action but far enough to get a proper rest after inevitably shutting down the nearby karaoke bars – or, my personal favorite, standout craft cocktail lounge Nine Bar – close at 2 a.m.
Offering standard amenities including complimentary Wi-Fi, a work desk, and an iron and ironing board, the hotel encourages guests to become part of the neighborhood. Need a bit of guidance? The 24-hour reception staff is there, providing restaurant recommendations and regularly updating a running calendar of local events to partake in, something that makes Jaslin one of my top-rated hotels in Chicago.

4.

The Robey

Address:

2018 West North Avenue

Price:

$91-873/night

Finding its home in what Chicagoans think of when they hear “Flat Iron Building,” formerly known as the Northwest Tower, The Robey has become more than a hotel – it’s a beloved, local hangout spot for its art deco vibes, stellar brunch, and bars Clever Coyote and The Up Room.
With an exclusive 89 rooms, the boutique accommodations are split between 69 tower rooms–inclusive of its top-floor Panorama Suite which boasts a 180-degree view of the city skyline – and 20 Annex Lofts that offer guests more distinctive, warehouse-style sleeping quarters.
All guests are invited to enjoy complimentary bikes and several discounts from local businesses to aid them in their self-guided tours around Wicker Park, Bucktown, and beyond. Still a little jet-lagged? Book an in-room massage for when you return.

5.

citizenM Chicago Downtown

Address:

80 East Wacker Place

Price:

$108-762/night

Just off Michigan Avenue, the unassuming CitizenM is an art-pop lover’s dream stay. Fully Instagrammable, from its entry level to second-floor lobby check-in and communal areas, guests are greeted by eclectic, tongue-in-cheek, existentialist works that would’ve inspired even the likes of Andy Warhol.
The hotel aims to alleviate some of the overthinking travelers experience when visiting new cities – presenting one, identical style across its 280 rooms – perfect for two adults instead of numerous ones of varying appeal and higher price points. Outfitted with an extra-large bed to share, adjustable, colored mood lights, and blackout blinds, the hotel offers unexpected ways to customize your stay to your liking.
Start your day off with a buffet breakfast before crossing the Michigan Avenue bridge to retail heaven or take to the renovated Riverwalk for a different perspective.

6.

Chicago Athletic Association

Address:

12 South Michigan Avenue

Price:

$144-1262/night

The Chicago Athletic Association is one of those hotels you don’t ever have to leave if you don’t want to. That said, it is directly across the street from Millennium Park and down the block from the renowned Art Institute, so you probably should.
In case rain or some other unexpected, inclement weather does derail your downtown wanderlust, the renovated, landmark space has everything including incredible bars with such as Cindy’s Rooftop and Cherry Circle Room (just two of five onsite), game rooms, trivia nights, and Chicago’s first Topgolf Swing Suite. The hotel also regularly hosts curated dance parties, pop-ups, and makers markets in partnership with some of the city’s most exciting creatives and tastemakers, making it one of the best hotels to stay in Chicago.
Choose from a standard room, suite, or “Holy Cow” suite (Harry Caray impression optional) and you will love your stay.

7.

Kimpton Gray Hotel

Address:

122 West Monroe Street

Price:

$127-985/night

The Kimpton Gray has my favorite deep, soaking tubs in Chicago. If that’s not enough to convince you, it also happens to be one of the few hotels that aims to provide luxe pampering for every member of the family – pets included.
And if you do happen to be travelling with a four-legged companion (dog, cat, or any non-human bestie as long as they fit in the elevator), the hotel offers pet-friendly accommodations at no additional charge, with no deposit required.
Taking care of all its guests’ minds, bodies, and souls, you are invited to enjoy a nightly social hour, reserve time in a sensory meditation pod to align your mental and physical health in the wellness lounge, access a state-of-the-art fitness center, and borrow bikes to traverse downtown. The hotel partnered as well with LIVEBETTER CO to produce exclusive guided instructions for yoga, workouts, and mobility exercises.

8.

The Gwen, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Michigan Avenue Chicago

Address:

521 North Rush Street

Price:

$94-1232/night

The Gwen offers a VIP glamping experience in the heart of the Magnificent Mile. As in you and your travel buddy sleeping in the chicest tent, under the stars, Downtown Chicago. You will not get that anywhere else, trust me.
If that’s not enough, the hotel also regularly hosts a Tipsy Tea Party (with non-alcoholic options, as well) – establishing itself as the perfect place to book if you and your crew love any excuse to be a little bit extra.
Invoking the jewel-toned glamour of the 1930s, Gwen exudes a refined opulence. With the area’s surrounding designer retailers, you’ll be able to find a new outfit to match. Each room option takes things up a notch, with furnishings befitting of a big city femme fatale. Even further, three of the six suites at The Gwen come complete with private terraces, ideal for entertaining during a bachelorette or special occasion weekend.

9.

The Peninsula Chicago

Address:

108 East Superior Street

Price:

$425-2709/night

One of, if not the ultimate luxury hotel in Chicago, The Peninsula sits close to the North end of Michigan Avenue – steps away from famed, shopping destinations like Water Tower Place, Gucci, and Ralph Lauren; or the celebrated Museum of Contemporary Art (with arguably the best gift shop in the city).
Keeping with longstanding traditions and a prestige concierge service rooted in Eastern hospitality culture, the Hong Kong-based hotel group’s Chicago property has carried a five-star rating every year since opening in 2001. Guests know they’re experiencing the unparalleled during a Peninsula visit, from fine dining to exclusive access to tickets for Broadway in Chicago performances.
Now, kids – or “junior guests” – can relish the same perks with Camp Peninsula. With this package, children (ages 12 and under) revel in exclusive experiences crafted just for them, including special amenities, programs, and cultural activities to ensure they, too, encounter the city’s best.

10.

Viceroy Chicago

Address:

1118 North State Street

Price:

$231-1427/night

Retro-chic in the best way, Viceroy stands striking against the backdrop of downtown – during the day and at night – as viewed through floor-to-ceiling windows.
Situated on State Street, the hotel is encompassed by local shops and restaurants like the truly stunning Restoration Hardware and its 3 Arts Club Cafe, and is a short jaunt from the nightclubs like Primary that line Division Street in neighboring Old Town. While you’re out though, you may be thinking about your hotel’s rooftop lounge Devereaux. With imaginative cocktails, non-alcoholic mocktails, and bites, Devereaux makes the case for staying in and soaking in the unobstructed views from your own, private, rooftop table.
The Viceroy Hotel is also close to one of Chicago’s most underrated museums – the International Museum of Surgical Science. Be sure to check their calendar during your visit, sometimes the museum hosts avant-garde concert.

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High season

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Average price (weeknight)

$171

Average price (weekend night)

$182
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Top tips for finding Chicago hotel deals

  • If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Chicago, you should consider visiting during the low season. You'll find cheaper hotels in Chicago in January and February.
  • Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in Chicago if you stay on a Wednesday. The opposite is true for, Friday, which is usually the most expensive day.
  • Book at least 9 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Chicago hotel.
  • The cheapest 3-star hotel room in Chicago found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $116, while the most expensive was $324.
  • How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their hotel in Chicago for 5 days.
  • If you'd like to experience Chicago’s nightlife during your stay in the city, consider booking a hotel in the Wicker Park neighborhood, which is known for having an eclectic mixture of chic cocktail bars and pubs. The Robey is in the heart of this area and is also a quick drive from the Museum of Contemporary Art.
  • Those who want to visit several museums or sights during their trip can look for Chicago hotels in the West Loop Gate neighborhood, such as the Chicago Getaway Hostel. When you stay here, you will be a short distance from places like the National Museum of Mexican Art, the Museum of Illusions Chicago, and the Chicago Theatre.
  • Travelers who would like to stay in an area that is particularly well connected to public transportation may be interested in staying somewhere near Grant Park, as there are quite a few bus and metro stops in this part of town. The Hotel Lincoln is a chic option that's in this neighborhood and is right next to bus lines 22 and 36.
  • To be within walking distance of quite a few delicious restaurants, look for hotels in the Lincoln Park area, such as the Villa D' Citta. When you stay here, you will be less than five-minutes' walk from local eateries like Shine, the Athenian Room, and Chez Moi.
  • Avid golfers will want to select lodging near the Buena Park neighborhood, since that is where the Sydney R. Marovitz Golf Course is located. There are a few different hotels to choose from here, including the charming Majestic Hotel.
  • Chicago is divided into several neighborhoods, and each one offers a different atmosphere and experience. If you want to be in the middle of the hustle and bustle, you should look for hotels in downtown Chicago in the central district, known as The Loop. All downtown Chicago hotels put you in walking distance of many of the main attractions and offer breathtaking views of the city skyline.
  • It's best to choose your hotel in Chicago based on the neighborhood you want to explore, not based on its proximity to an airport. There are two airports that service Chicago: O'Hare International Airport (ORD) and Midway Airport (MDW). Fortunately, both are conveniently located just 15 miles and 10 miles from downtown, respectively. Though Midway Airport (MDW) is closer to The Loop, O'Hare is bigger and offers more options for mass public transportation.
  • If you're looking for a more luxurious, quieter place to stay, book a hotel located in the Gold Coast district Though a mostly residential area, you can still find some nice hotels with lakefront views.
  • Want to see what Chicago hotels have to offer? The Magnificent Mile is one of the most renowned neighborhoods in Chicago. This glitzy, high-end district has some of the fanciest hotels in Chicago. If you choose to stay here, you're saying yes to fabulous shopping in department stores and boutiques full of lively crowds of tourists. You'll also be close to Oak Street Beach, one of Chicago's 24 lakefront beaches, a popular spot for both tourists and locals.
  • River North is the place to stay if you want to stay out late, and it has become increasingly popular among tourists. Whether you are looking for a glamorous hotel or a cheap hotel in Chicago, River North is a good bet. There are a variety of hotels to choose from for every budget. In this district, the restaurants stay open late, and you won't be hard pressed to find bars and clubs.
  • You'll also be close to Oak Street Beach, one of Chicago's 24 lakefront beaches, a popular spot for both tourists and locals.
  • River North is the place to stay if you're looking for nightlife, and it has become increasingly popular among tourists. There are a variety of hotels to choose from for every budget, including cheap but nice, to more glamorous hotels. In this district, the restaurants stay open late, and you won't be hard pressed to find bars and clubs.

FAQs when booking a hotel in Chicago

  • If I will be traveling for business, where should I look for Chicago hotels?

    The Loop is considered to be Chicago’s business district, as it's home to many of the city’s offices and conference centers. There are quite a few hotels to choose from in this neighborhood, such as the Club Quarters Hotel, Central Loop, which has its own on-site business center.

  • What is the best part of Chicago to stay in for families?

    Families may find it convenient to stay somewhere near Navy Pier, as this is where the Chicago Children's Museum is located. The Sable At Navy Pier Chicago, Curio Collection By Hilton is a stylish option that's less than a seven-minute walk from the museum.

  • Where should I look for Chicago hotels if I would like to travel on a budget?

    The Montrose neighborhood is known for having many budget-friendly lodging options to choose from, making it a good place to stay if you don’t want to break the bank. The Rodeway Inn in Portage Park is an affordable choice that's still centrally located.

  • Is there a neighborhood in Chicago that is known for being especially scenic?

    If you want to stay in a scenic area, opt for lodging that is located directly on the shore of Lake Michigan, as this body of water is known for its views. The Sonesta ES Suites Chicago Downtown Magnificent Mile - Medical directly overlooks the lake and is conveniently situated in the center of Chicago's downtown action.

  • Which hotels in Chicago have free parking?

    Many Chicago hotels offer valet parking or pay-by-the-day parking; however, hotels with free parking are usually outside of the city center and closer to the airports. Hotels that have some limited free parking include the Wyndham Chicago Mccormick and Best Western River North Hotel.

  • How to find a Chicago hotel with spa?

    There are a few great hotels in downtown Chicago with pools and spa amenities, including the Four Seasons Hotel Chicago and The Peninsula Chicago.

  • Which neighborhoods in Chicago have good hotels for families?

    The Loop is an ideal place for families to stay. You'll be within walking distance of some of the most popular museums and cultural hotspots, the lake, and Grant Park. Additionally, this neighborhood tends to be quieter at night due to its lack of late-night bars and clubs.

  • What are the best hotels in Chicago with a city view?

    Many downtown Chicago hotels located in The Loop offer views of the city, such as The Gwen, a Luxury Collection Hotel, which has views of the Hancock Tower. For views of the lake, pick a hotel on the waterfront, such as the Hilton Chicago. Staying on the river also promises some stunning views of both the city and the water.

  • Which neighborhoods in Chicago are best for couples?

    If you're interested in a peaceful stay – a quiet honeymoon, perhaps – book your Chicago hotel in the historic Gold Coast neighborhood. More interested in easy access to all of your favorite museums? Stay in The Loop. If you're ready to bar hop and go clubbing, head over to River North.

  • Where to stay in Chicago?

    KAYAK users usually search for hotels in Lincoln Park, Logan Square and adjacent to Magnificent Mile.

  • What are the best hotels near Magnificent Mile?

    Magnificent Mile being one of the most popular landmarks in Chicago, many travelers enjoy staying close by. Warwick Allerton Chicago, River Hotel and Club Quarters Hotel Wacker at Michigan, Chicago are recommended hotels on KAYAK within walking distance.

  • How much does a hotel cost in Chicago?

    The average price of a double room in Chicago is $333 per night. In the last 3 days, KAYAK found great deals as cheap as $11 per night.

  • How much is a hotel in Chicago for tonight?

    Hotel room prices will vary depending on facilities and location. The cheapest double room in Chicago for tonight found in the last 3 hours was $11. We also found 3-star hotels from $27 and 4-star hotels from $97.

  • How much is a hotel in Chicago for this weekend?

    KAYAK users found 3-star hotel rooms in Chicago for this weekend from $45 and 4-star hotel rooms from $13. The cheapest room in Chicago for the same date was $13 per night.

  • Which freebies do KAYAK users look for when booking a hotel in Chicago?

    KAYAK users look for a hotel in Chicago with free breakfast or free parking. Top-rated options with free free breakfast in Chicago include SpringHill Suites by Marriott Chicago Chinatown and Sable At Navy Pier Chicago, Curio Collection By Hilton, while popular hotels with free parking in Chicago include Chicago Lake Shore Hotel and Ray's Bucktown Bed And Breakfast.

  • How do I find a hotel in central Chicago?

    After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighborhood, which allows you to pick the central Chicago districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Chicago city center.

  • How can I find hotels near me?

    Take a look at our extensive hotel map to find the best hotels near you.

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Intercontinental Chicago Magnificent Mile, An IHG Hotel - Chicago - Lobby
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Park Hyatt Chicago - Chicago - Lounge
Park Hyatt Chicago
8.9 Very good
Downtown$616+
$616+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
The Robey
8.7 Very good
$319+
$319+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Four Seasons Hotel Chicago
8.8 Very good
Downtown$591+
$591+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
Marriott Chicago O'Hare
7.3 Good
O'Hare$233+
$233+
Airport shuttle
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Aloft Chicago Mag Mile
8.2 Very good
Downtown$211+
$211+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
City Suites Hotel
7.9 Good
Lake View$209+
$209+
Free Wi-Fi
The Willows Hotel
7.7 Good
Lake View$193+
$193+
Free Wi-Fi
Majestic Hotel
7.8 Good
Lake View$221+
$221+
Free Wi-Fi
Roscoe Village Guesthouse
8.8 Very good
North Center$290+
$290+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Chicago South Loop Hotel
7 Good
South Side$225+
$225+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Spa
Chicago Lake Shore Hotel
4.9 Mediocre
South Side$180+
$180+
Parking
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Carlton Inn Midway
6.2 Okay
Archer Heights$140+
$140+
Parking
Airport shuttle
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
W Chicago - Lakeshore
7.9 Good
Downtown$209+
$209+
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
Thompson Chicago
8.7 Very good
Downtown$282+
$282+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Hotel Lincoln
7.7 Good
Lincoln Park$196+
$196+
Pet friendly
Claridge House
7.7 Good
Near North Side$181+
$181+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Spa
Ambassador Chicago
8.3 Very good
Near North Side$202+
$202+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
The Drake
7.9 Good
Downtown$205+
$205+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Swissotel - Chicago
8.4 Very good
Downtown$314+
$314+
Pet friendly
The Langham Chicago
9.2 Wonderful
Downtown$564+
$564+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
The Peninsula Chicago
9.4 Wonderful
Downtown$623+
$623+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
Pendry Chicago
9 Wonderful
Downtown$365+
$365+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Warwick Allerton Chicago
7.3 Good
Downtown$149+
$149+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Gale Chicago
Downtown$244+
$244+
Free Wi-Fi
Chicago Athletic Association
8.5 Very good
Downtown$356+
$356+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Virgin Hotels Chicago
8.7 Very good
Downtown$297+
$297+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Hyatt Centric The Loop Chicago
8.2 Very good
Downtown$305+
$305+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Viceroy Chicago
9 Wonderful
Downtown$372+
$372+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Central Loop Hotel
8 Very good
Downtown$164+
$164+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Palmer House a Hilton Hotel
7.4 Good
Downtown$287+
$287+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
Hilton Chicago
7.9 Good
Downtown$288+
$288+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Hotel Felix Chicago
7.5 Good
Downtown$169+
$169+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Spa
Kinzie Hotel
8.4 Very good
Downtown$230+
$230+
Pet friendly
Spa
Moxy Chicago Downtown
8.9 Very good
Downtown$219+
$219+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Arlo Chicago
8.5 Very good
Downtown$261+
$261+
Free Wi-Fi
Freehand Chicago
7.4 Good
Downtown$100+
$100+
Free Wi-Fi
Hotel Chicago West Loop
7.7 Good
Downtown$168+
$168+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Renaissance Chicago Downtown Hotel
8.7 Very good
Downtown$372+
$372+
Free Wi-Fi
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa
River Hotel
8.4 Very good
Downtown$180+
$180+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
ACME Hotel Company Chicago
8.3 Very good
Downtown$183+
$183+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Spa
W Chicago - City Center
7.1 Good
Downtown$297+
$297+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Spa
Omni Chicago Hotel
8.6 Very good
Downtown$268+
$268+
Free Wi-Fi
Pet friendly
Waldorf Astoria Chicago
8.7 Very good
Downtown$568+
$568+
Pool
Pet friendly
Spa

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