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Flights to Chicago (MDW) from Baltimore (BWI) on Southwest Airlines
Orbitz is pleased to offer airline tickets on Southwest Airlines, which operates 5 regularly scheduled daily non-stop flights from Baltimore (BWI) to Chicago (MDW), departing between 11:45am and 5:50pm, and 6 additional non-stop flights, departing between 6:20am and 8:20pm on select days of the week. Usually a Boeing 737-300 or Boeing 737-700 is flown for this route. The average travel time from Baltimore, MD to Chicago, IL is 2 hours.
During your Chicago vacation, don't miss these great establishments and attractions:
Geja's Cafe
Fondue is an old classic that is back in style—at least so it seems from the amazing popularity of this romantic Lincoln Park spot. This is a great place for amorous couples, as well as fun group get-togethers. Numerous menu options are available offering different combinations of seafood, steak, chicken and vegetables. Prince Geja's Combination (USD36.95) gives you a chance to sample a bit of everything. All meals come with salads, a cheese fondue appetizer, a variety of dipping sauces and melted Belgian chocolate fondue as a dessert. An extensive wine list is an added bonus.
Phoenix
This Archer Avenue eatery has a loyal following who spare no effort to eat here. Don't dally, because the early diner gets the dim sum. Always crowded, this place has no problem filling seating for 500. The menu celebrates standard Asian fare but the portions are incredible. Try steamed, stir-fried or sauteed chicken, beef, pork or seafood with lots of optional ingredients. Bring friends and feast for under $20 per person. The staff is eager to please but very busy.
Tiffin - The Indian Kitchen
Outside the restaurant, a large neon sign loudly proclaims its name. Inside, the decor is elegant and upscale for Devon Avenue Indian restaurant standards. The ceiling is painted to resemble a happy, cloud-filled, blue-sky day. Specialties include the assorted appetizer platter, tandoor king prawns and the kadal chili chicken. Most dishes are under $10, seafood under $13, briyani rice dishes under $15. A more affordable weekday lunch buffet is also available. Unlike many Indian restaurants in Chicago, Tiffin offers a decent beer and wine list as well.
Make your reservations for discount hotel rooms in the
Chicago area, including:
Midland Hotel
This beautiful, landmark hotel is located in the Loop's financial district. The exterior of the hotel is a fine example of the Chicago school of architecture, while the newly renovated inside offers a warm environment for both the business traveler and tourist. The hotel has expanded its room count from 257 to 390, yet it retains an intimate atmosphere. Off the lobby is the Ticker Tape Bistro, a popular lunch spot for the traders who work nearby at the Chicago Board of Trade.
Hilton Garden Inn Chicago Downtown North
Only one block off the Magnificent Mile and half a mile north of the Loop business district, the newest Hilton in Chicago appeals to both business travelers and families. The thoroughly modern and comfortable lobby exemplifies the entire hotel. The guest rooms feature oversized desks, retractable stands for laptop computers, two phones, modem ports and microwaves. An indoor pool and whirlpool are on the hotel's premises. Children 17 and under stay free with adults.
Congress Plaza Hotel, The
With imperial aspirations, this hotel was built for the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. Although today the accomodations are standard and routine, the hotel still retains the carved wooden chair that has seated 15 United States presidents, and still resides in the beautiful surroundings of Grant Park, Buckingham Fountain, and Lake Michigan. The grounds are sprawling, including three restaurants and a fitness center, and many of the hotel's guests are with tour groups or are attending conventions at McCormick Place.
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