Blog Archive

Our August blog post was intended to talk about the latest travel trends, as people have begun to venture out to safe destinations. Longer-term stays are more popular as families and close social groups seek safe accommodations with very high cleaning standards and best practices, and lots of indoor and...

Emil Bach House operates year-round as a vacation rental and event space, in addition to hosting tours with the Frank Lloyd Wright Trust from May through October. These activities provide needed revenue for the maintenance and continued preservation of this special landmark home. Starting in mid-March Emil Bach House, along...

The world is a different place for us all right now. If you have planned or are planning your wedding this year, this has become a much more challenging situation for you. We know that you are having to ask questions that may not have an obvious answer: Will our...

Our current reality means most of us are spending a lot of time at home. While we are all practicing social distancing and self-isolation, finding a sense of normalcy in our day to day is key. Although there is nothing better than seeing a historic masterpiece like Emil Bach House...

Chicago is world-famous for its plethora of unique architectural styles and its wealth of sacred historical buildings and attractions. If you happen to be staying at our Emil Bach House, designed and built by acclaimed architect Frank Lloyd Wright, your architectural journey of the city has already begun! Whether you...

Choosing a wedding ceremony and reception venue is arguably one of the most important decisions you will make leading up to your big day. Often, the location of your wedding determines your wedding’s look, feel, and theme, and whether your guests will talk about it for years to come. If...

When walking past a building or staying at a historical home, it rarely crosses a bypasser’s mind how that structure came to be. A building’s design should not be overlooked, but instead, be appreciated. The design that makes up the architecture by Frank Lloyd Wright is anything but...