Discover the unique and Victorian Eclectic architectural style of Hotel Iroquois. The hotel dates to the mid-19th and early-20th centuries and its eclectic design are the result of a fusion of many historical features. “Eclecticism” began and was used primarily by those in Europe before the style made its way to America in the late 1800s. The American architects who embraced Eclecticism were especially interested in Colonial architecture. Around Hotel Iroquois, this idea of Eclecticism can be seen through the Colonial Revival-style plantation shutters and columns.

Stay in an individually designed guestroom or suite that boasts vibrant colors and feels like a seaside escape. The rooms are designed with a coastal flare showing off sea blues and tropical greens. French doors and plantation-style shutters can be seen throughout various suites and woven style basket chairs add a simple but elegant touch to the overall theme of the rooms.

Take a walk in the gardens at Hotel Iroquois. The Victorian-style gardens display magnificent annuals, perennials, and shrubs in a luscuious cultivation of color. Guests are encouraged to walk the enchanted gardens and admire the award-winning greenery.