The Historic Park Inn Hotel

Our only complaints were that there were no towel bars in the bathroom and no breakfast is available in the hotel or in close walking distance. The hotel is an architectural gem, and that is the reason to stay there.

Such a fantastic property!! It's Frank Lloyd Wright's last remaining hotel. Magnificent! A must for fans of the GOAT. The hotel is lovely. Just perfect. We got a queen suite. At the time I booked there were no king beds available. It's period appropriate, so maybe there aren't any here. We had a nice suite. 2 rooms and a bathroom. Great shower. Lovely room. The common areas are incredible. Just oozing with charm and character. If you're a FLW fan, this is Mecca. So much Prairie Style architecture in this town. So lovely. The staff is fantastic here. Kay in the Draftsman in the basement is so cool and fun. Carole at the front desk was incredible! Come to Mason City and do it right!!

It was unique but there are things that need to be upgraded and/or fixed. I felt like the floor in my room was going to give in some spots. The restaurant and downstairs nar was nice. Getting the carpet in the hotel professionally cleaned wouldnt hurt. The place was ok. It was not worth the price they charged.

The only thing I would change the toilet paper. This place is amazing and would've been 5 stars if the toilet paper wasn't what I used to wipe my butt with in the eighties at motel six. Come on you have a upscale Hotel and that kind of toilet paper. Also Free water.

There was a wad of hair in the corner of the shower! There was not much (not enough!) water pressure in shower, or to flush the toilet. There are not modern “

The lobby area and public areas of the hotel have been beautifully restored in this historic Frank Lloyd Wright hotel. Difficult to find a meal on Sunday since the hotel restaurant was closed on Sunday as were most places nearby. Fortunately the Thai Bistro was open 2 blocks away and was excellent. The room was generally comfortable but needs to have some simple amenities to make it more practical. There was no luggage rack making it difficult to retrieve items from luggage. I asked at the front desk and was told there were no luggage racks. Hotel should definitely place a luggage rack in each room. There was no counter space in the bathroom for placing personal items, a small shelf would be very helpful. Small inconveniences are sometimes necessary when staying in a lovely historic hotel.

Clean hotel, except for the dirty carpet in the elevator. Try a darker shade that doesn't show the dirt.

Situated in history-preserving Mason City, Iowa, this delightful FLW hotel is a gem. Small, cozy and Mid-western friendly, my wife and I was continually surprised how at "home" the staff made us feel. The front office, the manager, the gift shop and others went out of their way to make sure our stay was a pleasant and comfortable one. The public rooms preserved Frank Lloyd Wright's original design and for architects, students or ordinary people like ourselves, this was like stepping back in time a 100 years and enjoying an experiencing what our grandfathers enjoyed. If you are looking for a quiet respite or just a relaxing stay somewhat off the beaten path, this is worth a visit. The restaurant is a fine place for dinner [see Lead light]. Mason City is also a terrific place to "slow down [you move too fast], you've got to make the morning last".

Beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright designed hotel. Bert interesting layout across the street from a nice park