The Grand Lodge successfully opened on March 1st to vast numbers of spectators, imbibers and well-wishers. Indeed, for 77 years, this stately property, then known as the Masonic and Eastern Star Home, faithfully served as a dignified place of comfort and care for the Masonic family's aged and infirm. It is a marriage for the ages and one which conjures up mysticism and serendipity of the most fun kind. Lodging Classic ambiance and modern amenities personify 77 overnight rooms. Accommodations are of the European style, with original porcelain sinks in the rooms and private marble-finished bathrooms down the hall.
Guestrooms range in size and are furnished with beds from bunks to kings.
A King Suite with private bath and sitting room warmed by a fireplace makes up our largest overnight space. All rooms feature fine wood furnishings. The Grand Lodge offers a number of imaginative gathering spaces within its expansive buildings and grounds. The ornate Compass Room auditorium is a classic space for formal presentations, conferences or wedding receptions. You'll also find the Equinox, Billy Scott, Magic Flute and Alice Inkley rooms, as well as other delightful, moderate-sized meeting and event spaces.