Lodging

Limited lodging is available in the Mansion and guesthouses. Find our COVID-19 policies and procedures here.

As uplifting as a day visit to Allerton can be, nothing compares to an overnight stay. Take time to slow down and really get away as you discover the peace and magic that visitors have been enjoying for over 70 years. With 36 guest rooms on the estate throughout the Mansion and three guest houses, Allerton is ideal for hosting wedding guests and corporate colleagues, family reunions, couple retreats, and more. Learn more about our Glamping Getaways here. Call 217-333-3287 to book your stay.

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  The Mansion

  The former home of artist and philanthropist Robert Allerton was completed in 1900.
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  The House in the Woods

  The House in the Woods, built in 1917 to house Robert Allerton’s gardening staff, is tucked into a secluded alcove in the Park.
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  The Gate House

  Originally built in 1902 as the head gardener’s residence, the Gate House has six guest rooms.
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  The Evergreen Lodge

  The Evergreen Lodge was built by the University of Illinois in the late 1960s to meet the increased need for accommodations at Allerton.

The Mansion

The former home of artist and philanthropist Robert Allerton was completed in 1900. Today, the Mansion houses 17 guest rooms with a variety of configurations and antique furnishings, as well as five common area spaces and a basement rec room.

The House in the Woods

The House in the Woods, built in 1917 to house Robert Allerton’s gardening staff, is tucked into a secluded alcove in the Park. Located a half-mile from the Mansion, the eight guest rooms allow you to surround yourself with the quiet of nature.

The Gate House

Originally built in 1902 as the head gardener’s residence, the Gate House has six guest rooms, including a large triple room that is perfect for families. The Gate House is located just steps away from the Mansion down a lighted walkway.

The Evergreen Lodge

The Evergreen Lodge was built by the University of Illinois in the late 1960s to meet the increased need for accommodations at Allerton. The 10 rustic guest rooms provide easy access to the Mansion and Formal Gardens.