Experience Authentic Allegheny Modernism
Lynn Hall seemingly materializes from the Pennsylvania mountainside, an early masterpiece of Organic Modern architecture recognized on the National Register of Historic Places. Designed by Walter J. Hall—the primary builder of Fallingwater—the building's multilevel interiors reach organically into the mountain itself, featuring sandstone floors and walls quarried and hand-chiseled on-site in Hall's signature "tapestry" pattern. His son R.V. Hall would carry on his father's legacy, taking charge of Lynn Hall's continued development while establishing himself as a well-published architect in his own right.
Lynn Hall offers three authentically restored mid-century accommodations: the Architect Suite, the Usonian Cottage and the Usonian Apartment, each thoughtfully appointed with upscale furnishings that Hall would have selected for his clients and the many properties he designed. Our accommodations preserve Hall's original vision while providing modern luxuries, allowing guests to experience the seamless blend of nature and architecture that makes Lynn Hall unique. Nestled in the Allegheny Mountains near Cherry Springs Dark Sky Park, each suite offers an idyllic home base for exploring the region's natural wonders.
Spring Savings
This year celebrates 90 years since the birth of Lynn Hall and Allegheney Moderism. As a nod to its history, we are marking this milestone with our SPRING90 special offer: Book a two-night stay or longer between April 1 and June 30, 2025, and receive $90 off your reservation. Mention SPRING90 when booking to claim this anniversary special. Hope to see you soon.
577 square feet
1 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom
Queen-sized bed with Belgian linen sheets
En-suite bathroom with walk-in shower
Hair dryer
Kitchenette w/mini-fridge/wine cooler
Bar sink w/Nespresso and tea station
Separate living room area
Smart TV-Free Wi/Fi
Fireplace
Private keyless entry
Free parking
1,200 square feet
2 Bedrooms / 1 Bathroom
Queen-sized beds with Belgian linen sheets
Full bath with walk-in shower
Full kitchen w/gas stove
Nespresso and tea station
Full laundry room
Media room with smart TV-Free Wi-Fi
Fireplace
3 Outdoor terraces w/outdoor dining
Gas grill and outdoor fireplace
Private keyless entry
Free parking
1,200 square feet
2 Bedrooms / 1 Bathroom / + Office
Queen-sized beds with Belgian linen sheets
Full bath with walk-in shower
Full kitchen w/gas stove
Nespresso and tea station
Full laundry room
Smart TVs-Free Wi-Fi
Fireplace
Outdoor terrace w/outdoor dining
Outdoor fireplace
Private keyless entry
Free parking
Add on to your stay
Book a tour of the Lynn Hall property. We offer a late afternoon tour with light refreshments and appetizers. The tour covers the history of the building, the Hall's contribution to Modern Architecture and their connection to Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater. The tour usually last 1.5 - 2 hours and costs $35 per person. It can be arranged at the time of your booking.
Find your adventure
With over 500 trails and bike paths to explore, rivers and lakes to canoe, museums that engage and galaxies to ponder you are sure to find your own adventure. Below are a few examples, check out more places to explore and suggestions on where to eat in our area guidebook located on our Airbnb page.
Kinzua Bridge State Park
A 30 minute drive from Lynn Hall. The Kinzua Bridge State Park - A sky bridge and museum. Not so great if you don't like heights but either way the museum is interactive and fun.
Arriving at the Visitors Center entrance you’re greeted by huge steel towers flanking the doorway. The 11,000 sq. ft. building features two exhibit halls with displays showcasing the three E’s – Engineering, Energy and the Environment. Also a great place to shop, the flagship PA Wilds Cooperative Artisan Shop features handcrafted items from the region.
Cherry Springs State Park
A 35 minute drive. Due to its exceptionally dark skies, Cherry Springs State Park is one of the best places in the eastern U.S. for stargazing. Situated at 700 m above sea level in the largely undeveloped 106,000 hectare Susquehannock State Forest, the Park’s “Astronomy Field” offers an unobstruced 360-degree view.
For a more intimate setting experience the dark skies with a local expert at Potter County Stargazing Tours. PCStargazingTours.com
Rock City Park
A 30 minute drive from Lynn Hall. Rock City Park offers a great hiking experience through majestic geological spectacle of enormous rock formations and is often referred to as the Eighth Wonder of the World. This prehistoric ocean floor is the world’s largest exposure of quartz conglomerate.
Make it a day trip, head out early and have breakfast in downtown Olean at the Green Acres Café, enjoy a lunch at Union Tea Café or dinner at The Old Library restaurant.
Griffis Sculpture Park
An 85 minute drive. One of the largest sculpture parks in the United States. The park features over 250 large scale sculptures dispersed through miles of hiking trails. Each sculpture was placed with the natural setting in mind, creating a truly unique experience between art and nature.
Make it a day trip, stop by Ellicottville (aka: EVL) it’s filled with cute shops, good restaurants, micro breweries and bars. Enjoy an afternoon at the Salt Cave Halotherapy Spa. Try Dinas or The Silver Fox for lunch or dinner.
Elk Country Visitor Center
And 80 minute drive. Benezette is the ”Elk Capital of Pennsylvania” and is located in the heart of the state’s wild elk herd, now numbering nearly 1,400 majestic animals. The best spot to start an elk viewing adventure is at the Elk Country Visitor Center on Winslow Hill. The best time of day for viewing elk is early morning or late evening.
Make it a day trip, Benezette has little gift shops, wine and hard cider stores. Or make a stop in Emporium for lunch at Aroma Cafe.