I recently stayed at The House on the Rock Resort for an overnight meeting of our firm. Although clean, the rooms are dated. Our meeting room for 10 was small for 8, and the food service was marginal. The most disappointing part was the restaurant. To get a meal off site, you have to get in your car and travel... more

My husband and I spent two nights at the House on the Rock Resort and were very pleasantly surprised. We had booked a package through the American Players Theater (just down the road) and I had read the previous reviews with some trepidation. Instead of peeling wallpaper, however, our room/suite looked freshly painted and very clean. King-sized bed was comfortable... more

We stayed here with some trepidation after reading the reviews. It is a beautiful property, on a wonderful (looking) golf course. Our queen suite had a bed in the living room, which looked weird. The rooms were very clean, but the carpet was tired, the furnishings were from the 80's and the screen door to our ground floor patio fell... more

Every year for the past four years, I have taken a group of architects and builders for a two night stay at THOR to experiance, Frank Lloyd Wright's,Taliesin. After discovering Trip Advisor, I was concerned I may be dissapointed. I was not. The resort was in order, the common areas were clean and the staff well posted. My suite was... more

I have stayed at this hotel 3 times, and the first two times I was always impressed by the property. On the third trip, the property is really starting to show its age, and the management does not seem to care. The peeling wallpaper appears to be a problem throughout the hotel. The first floor room I was in had... more

My fiance and I just returned from a weekend getaway at the House On The Rock Resort. Stayed August 24-26 2007. First and foremost being that we had just recently got engaged we were planning on treating ourselves to a romantic getaway. Looking online we found the resort. It having the word resort in the name sold us on the... more

My wife and I spent two nights at this "resort" over the Memorial Day weekend in 2007. We were there to visit Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin, and the House on the Rock. At $50 or $100 a night, the resort would be fine. At $200 a night, it's awful. The room is actually a two room suite - a living... more