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Falling Rock at Nemacolin

Farmington, Pennsylvania, United States · Independent · Grand Luxury

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Forty-two Prairie-style rooms by Taliesin-trained David Merritt, a nod to nearby Fallingwater, sit on the 18th hole of Pete Dye's Mystic Rock at Nemacolin. The 2004 hotel, built for about sixty-eight million dollars, is the resort's Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five Diamond lodging, with 24-hour butler service and 200-gallon soaking tubs in every room. Joseph Hardy of 84 Lumber opened the Laurel Highlands campus in 1987.

About Falling Rock at Nemacolin

History

Falling Rock is a boutique luxury hotel within the Nemacolin resort in Farmington, Pennsylvania, which opened in 2004. Designed by architect David Merritt, a protege of the Frank Lloyd Wright tradition schooled at Taliesin, the forty-two-room hotel channels Wright's Prairie-style organic architecture, echoing the famous nearby Fallingwater house.

Built at a reported cost of around sixty-eight million dollars, Falling Rock anchors the golf-focused side of Nemacolin, the sprawling Laurel Highlands resort founded in 1987 by Joseph Hardy of the 84 Lumber fortune. It offers butler service and a refined, design-driven counterpoint to the resort's larger chateau.

The setting

3 miles from Fort Necessity National Battlefield.

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