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The Historic Park Inn Hotel
Mason City, Iowa, United States · Independent · Near Luxury
Frank Lloyd Wright's last standing hotel, commissioned in 1907, shares a 1910 block in Mason City, Iowa, with the bank and the law offices he drew for the same street. The house went dark in 1972. Wright on the Park spent about $18 million and reopened 27 rooms in 2011 on West State Street, the survivor of the six hotels he built.
- 27 rooms
- Opened 1910
- Neighborhood: West State Street / Mason City
- Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright
About The Historic Park Inn Hotel
- Commissioned 1907. Six Wright hotels once; this is the one that survived.
History
Commissioned 1907, completed 1910 as hotel, bank, and law offices. Closed 1972. Nonprofit Wright on the Park restored it for about 18 million dollars; reopened 2011 with 27 rooms.
The setting
On West State Street in Mason City, Iowa.
Restaurants and bars
- The Draftsman — Restaurant · Bar & grill
Amenities
- Leaded glass (stained glass) windows
- Lutron lighting system and heated bathroom floors
- On-site restaurant and lounge (The Draftsman)
- Business center and meeting facilities
- Smart TVs and complimentary Wi-Fi
- Historic architectural tours
- Fitness center
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