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Four Seasons Hotel Chicago Welcomes Runners with a Curated Dining and Recovery Experience for the 2025 Chicago Marathon

Four Seasons Hotel Chicago provides an all-in-one destination for the marathon weekend
September 22, 2025,
Chicago, U.S.A.

This October, runners and their supporters can rest, refuel, and recharge at Four Seasons Hotel Chicago during the 2025 Bank of America Chicago Marathon weekend. From a specialty pre-race carb-load dining experience to day-of transportation and post-race recovery offerings, Four Seasons Hotel Chicago is the perfect spot for marathon participants and spectators alike.

Upon arrival, guests participating in the marathon will be greeted with a custom pair of Four Seasons Hotel Chicago running socks, while all guests will enjoy a spectator map of the best cheering spots around the city. The night before the race, Adorn Bar & Restaurant and In-Room Dining will offer carb-loading pasta dinners, followed by nutrient-rich breakfast options morning-of, designed to help runners prepare for peak performance.

On race morning, a complimentary shuttle makes getting to the start line effortless. There will also be a grab-and-go snack station to keep runners fuelled and ready to run. Friends and family can join the excitement with a sign-making station on Friday and Saturday afternoons before heading out to cheer. When runners return, they’ll be welcomed with a post-race essentials station, stocked with electrolytes, sea salts, and ice packs.

For optimal post-race recovery, Four Seasons Hotel Chicago will transform the Delaware Room into a luxury Recovery Lounge on Sunday, October 12, 2025 from 12:00 noon to 5:00 pm. Sponsored by Hyperice, the space will feature Normatec compression boots, Hyperice X Knee Therapy, and Hypervolt percussion devices for muscle relief. Runners will also receive a Four Seasons Hotel Chicago hat and curated wellness gifts, alongside electrolyte drinks and nourishing bites to replenish energy.

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