The Usonian Inn

A Historic Wisconsin LandmarkBuilt in 1948 and opened as a lodging property in 1952, the Usonian Inn holds a unique place in Wisconsin history. It is recognized as the first lodging property built along U.S. Highway 14 between Madison and La Crosse, Wisconsin.The property was designed by J.C. Caraway, an apprentice of renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright, and was shaped under the watchful influence of the master architect. Its design reflects the principles of Usonian architecture, characterized by simplicity, clean lines, functional spaces, and a thoughtful connection between the building and its natural surroundings.Each uniquely designed guest room combines the character of this historic property with modern amenities intended to provide comfort and make guests feel at home. Guests are invited to slow down and enjoy the peaceful setting. Relax on the patio with a special bottle of our Romanian wine, spend time in the backyard guest patio, or enjoy stargazing beneath the Wiscons...