Yes, You Can Actually Book These Frank Lloyd Wright Homes

Though less than half of American architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s designs were realized, seemingly all of them became icons. What’s more, you can actually sleep in several Frank Lloyd Wright houses, most of which are scattered across the U.S. Anyone with an affinity for futuristic prairie-style architecture or seminal moments of American history. You'll appreciate the level of masterpiece in these decades-old residences that are finally available to rent for a few nights.

From the 3,000-square-foot spot in Two Rivers, Wisconsin, that Wright described as a “dream house” to the last project he completed before his death in 1959, these Frank Lloyd Wright houses are extremely cool, to say the least. So if you’re planning your next trip and want to spend a few nights in one of the world’s most famous homes, you’ve certainly got options.

In fact, back in 2019, UNESCO designated eight of his projects—including Fallingwater in Mill Run, Pennsylvania, the Guggenheim Museum in New York, and Unity Temple in Oak Park, Illinois—as World Heritage sites. Did we mention that you can rent some of the homes for less than the average hotel room charges per night? That’s right, you have the chance to roam the halls of an entire Frank Lloyd Wright house for days on end on a budget. If your interest is piqued, keep scrolling to peep our favorite Wright-designed homes available for your booking pleasure. Trust us, each one is even cooler than the last.