The Starved Rock Room

A Tapestry of Mystery and Comfort

Overlook Nature, Overlook Time
Nestled on the second floor of the historic Pope House, The Starved Rock Room combines classic Victorian style with modern comfort. Its large window frames a picturesque view of the estate's front lawn, allowing you to begin and end your day with a serene backdrop.

A Portrait Shrouded in Mystery
The room is adorned with an enigmatic metal portrait of a beautiful young lady. Her identity may be a mystery, but her presence adds an intriguing layer of historical allure to your stay.

A King's Comfort
Relax in luxury on the King bed fitted with premium linens. The soft, plush pillows and ambient lighting create a cozy setting that invites deep, rejuvenating sleep.

Vintage Bath Experience
A bathing area features a low sitting tub original to the Pope House, complete with a modern shower wand for a unique blend of old and new. Take a step back in time as you soak and unwind.

Book Starved Rock Room

Book Entire House

A Small Room with Big Views and a Mystery.

King-Sized Comfort:

A bed so comfortable, you'll feel like royalty. Wake to enjoy beautiful sunrises and settle back to relax with in-room coffee.

Bygone Bathing

One of the remaining original baths is just two steps away from your room and offers a low sitting bath with your option to bathe or to use the attached shower wand. During your stay, you will have the only access to the bath.

Exquisite Views

The suite's window alcove is a treat for the senses. Overlooking the serene Illinois River, it's a perfect spot for contemplation, reading, or simply admiring nature's masterpiece. And, situated at the hall's secluded west end, guests are treated to stunning sunset views, painting the sky and river with hues of gold and crimson.

The Woman on the Wall

A historic metal portrait that piques your curiosity and imagination.

This heavy metal portrait with no signature nor date of creation showcases a talent far beyond the norm for the time period

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