A DESTINATION BY DESIGN
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YOU SIMPLY MUST STAY

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Frank Lloyd Wright Design

Originally the City National Bank, Law Offices and Hotel, the Historic Park Inn Hotel is the only hotel in city center, the only boutique hotel in Mason City and the very last standing hotel still standing in the world that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.

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Outstanding Local Dining

An homage to the bounty of the Midwest and the history of its storied location, Markley & Blythe is a sophisticated American tavern driven by the seasonality of regional produce and the offerings of neighboring farmers.

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Events to Remember

Steeped in history and studded with Wright’s original leaded-glass windows, the event spaces at the Historic Park Inn Hotel are inspiring settings for weddings, meetings, and events of all kinds.

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A Trip Back In Time

Filled with warm, golden light and with history in every detail, each stay at the Historic Park Inn Hotel is an opportunity to be transported into the harmoniously elegant world of Frank Lloyd Wright.

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A Stay With A Story

Each of the 27 rooms maintain the historical nature of Frank Lloyd Wright’s timeless design, integrating modern comfort and amenities. With 27 different room layouts, each visit offers a new and unique experience.

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All in Good Taste

Named after James Markley and James Blythe, the two attorneys who introduced Frank Lloyd Wright to Mason City, Markley & Blythe is an American tavern that celebrates seasonality of regional produce and the offerings of neighboring farmers. The Draftsman is located underneath the Historic Park Inn Hotel and provides an ideal space to unwind, play a game of billiards or enjoy a night out for locals and travelers alike. The menu includes classic cocktails, local and domestic brews, red and white wine, and a special food menu curated by the Markley & Blythe team.

OUR DRINKS & DINING

The Guest Register

Every FLW Fan Must Stay Here

“This hotel has been beautifully restored, and every square inch has FLW's touch. The room we had was spacious, comfortable and quiet. We took a self guided tour of the hotel and each room was amazing. It is easy to see why Mason City is in the Top 20 list of architecture towns/cities.”
-Dave F | TripAdvisor

Another Wonderful Stay at This Historic Property

“My husband and I stayed here last night for the second time in the past few years. We are Frank Lloyd Wright admirers and the property is historic and beautiful and the staff members ensure you feel warmly welcomed. We can't wait to return the next time we visit Mason City.”
-Mary Alice H | TripAdvisor

Unreal

“Where to begin? The history of the hotel alone warrants a high review, but it is much more than that. The hotel has a really cool vibe and you can see Wright's touches everywhere you look. Would like to visit again.”
-jls | TripAdvisor
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Meetings

A historic backdrop for any event, the Ballroom and Banquet Hall was once the City National Bank, while the original law library is now a gracious and welcoming meeting space. This will be an event to remember.

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Weddings

A historic backdrop for any event, the Ballroom and Banquet Hall was once the City National Bank, while the original law library is now a gracious and welcoming meeting space. This will be an event to remember.

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Welcome To Mason City

A design enthusiast’s dream, the Historic Park Inn Hotel is located in the heart of Mason City’s architecturally rich downtown.

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