Spring Valley Inn

Spring Valley Inn sits on 100 acres of wooded prairie in Spring Green, Wisconsin, in a building that began as a visitor's center designed for Taliesin and the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. Charles Montooth, an apprentice of Wright's, integrated the original structure with new construction when the inn opened in 1991 under owners John and Patricia Rasmussen, and Wright's Prairie School style carries through the fabric patterns, furniture, and lighting throughout the property. Furnishings were designed by former Taliesin architect James Pfefferkorn and crafted by local artisan Rick Kraemer. The inn hosts celebrations for up to 200 guests, including wedding receptions, banquets, business parties, birthdays, holiday gatherings, and reunions, with the flexibility to bring in an outside caterer or use the property's in-house kitchen and beverage service. Pat's Place, the in-house bar, offers seating indoors and alfresco around a stone fire pit. Guests also have access to 35 rooms, an indoor lap pool, whirlpool, sauna, steam room, and fitness center, and the inn sits close to Taliesin, American Players Theatre, House on the Rock, and the Wisconsin River.