The 8-acre woolen mill complex that sits alongside the Mill Race canal was once the industrial center of the village of Amana. Textiles were essential to Amana's beginnings. In addition to producing goods for the community's use, the Mill helped support the colonists' communal living by selling textiles across the country, gaining a national reputation for superior woolens.
Rich traditions of enduring quality, uncompromising craftsmanship, community living, and genuine hospitality have continued within its walls since 1855. As Iowa's only remaining textile mill, we believe in the importance of preserving the talent and ideas of American manufacturing. Production keeps our community strong.
Rich traditions of enduring quality, uncompromising craftsmanship, community living, and genuine hospitality have continued within its walls since 1855. As Iowa's only remaining textile mill, we believe in the importance of preserving the talent and ideas of American manufacturing. Production keeps our community strong.
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Rooms
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Character is key. There's no lack of that within these walls. Each of our 65 unique guest rooms boast rich hues, modern style, and top-notch comfort to boot. Carefully curated historical art, inspired by the original work areas; the Dye House, Bale House, and Spinning Building, line the walls evoking the spirit of each.
Meet the Chefs
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Previously, Chef Jim ran P.H.A.T. Daddy's kitchen in Marengo, then owned and operated The Ladora Bank Bistro which was named one of the "100 Best Restaurants in America" by US Weekly in 2019.
With rave reviews like "Best Small Town Restaurant in Iowa" by Thrilllist, a feature in IA Magazine, recognition in Midwest Living Magazine, and numerous articles/write-ups/features, it's obvious Chef Jim has some serious talent in the kitchen and we're overjoyed to have him whipping up delicious creations at Hotel Millwright.Fun facts: Chef Jim was born and raised in the Cleveland, OH area and moved to Iowa in 2001.
With rave reviews like "Best Small Town Restaurant in Iowa" by Thrilllist, a feature in IA Magazine, recognition in Midwest Living Magazine, and numerous articles/write-ups/features, it's obvious Chef Jim has some serious talent in the kitchen and we're overjoyed to have him whipping up delicious creations at Hotel Millwright.Fun facts: Chef Jim was born and raised in the Cleveland, OH area and moved to Iowa in 2001.
Event Venue
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Looking for a unique spot to host an event? Whether planning a business lunch, private dinner, cocktail party, or wedding banquet, you've come to the right place. Indoor & outdoor venue options: Merino Loft, Carding Studio, outdoor space suitable for tents, and picnic areas. Two private preparation rooms with natural light, private bathrooms, and available beverage service.
Weddings
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Whether planning a business lunch, private dinner, cocktail party, or wedding reception, Hotel Millwright's expert kitchen offers savory menus that add style to any gathering. Millwright's Craftsman and Tapestry Suite offer the ultimate privacy. Located in the original woolen sales room just off the main hotel, these luxury suites provide the comforts and quiet that you deserve after your exciting and exhausting big day.
Meetings
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Get away from the typical office pack of bagels, rows of LED lights and stuffy accommodations. Renew your creativity and reignite your strategies in a setting that is like no other. Whether planning a business lunch, private dinner, cocktail party, or wedding reception, Hotel Millwright's expert kitchen offers savor menus that add style to any gathering.
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