The Historic Park Inn Hotel

This Inn was very fun to explore - staff expects/encourages it, since it has a lot of "hidden" areas designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. It is easy to get lost or turned around, but you can also find your way back pretty easily. If you are tall (over 6'2") be prepared to duck a lot! All the staff were super friendly and kind. Our room was a corner room on the second floor. Very nice to have two sets of windows, even though the view out the back was not very appealing. It was a small room, but we expected that because of it's history. The floor was a bit uneven, becasue of it's age. The bed was comfortable, with 4 pillows on the queen bed. There were outlets on both sides of the bed so we could both charge our phones overnight. However, only one side of the bed controled the lights. There was a small fridge hidden in the cabinet. While it chilled our water, it did not get very cold. The room was very quiet (except for a weird knock that the fridge gave every once in a while). There was a band playing right next to the Inn and we didn't hear it at all in our room. This Inn is very convenient to everything we came to do. In fact, we did a lot of walking because it wasn't worth driving. The town is very pedestrian friendly - there were a lot of people out on the Friday Night we were there.

A beautiful restoration of a Frank Lloyd Wright building. It would be nice to enjoy a breakfast in the hotel. There is a restaurant on property. We walked 3 blocks for coffee.... very disappointing.

It was a beautiful art lovers hotel