At the Eugene Hotel you can wake up steps from artisan cheese shops, boutiques, and the lively atmosphere of Monroe’s Historic Courthouse Square. Whether you’re here for festivals, food, or a quiet getaway, everything worth experiencing is just outside your door.

The Eugene Hotel was originally constructed in 1924 by Leland C. White, and sits centrally located on the square in Monroe, Wisconsin. The Eugene Hotel project was a significant undertaking for the community, a three-story building that would set a new bar for hospitality in Green County. When the Eugene Hotel opened its doors on August 14, 1925, it was the talk of the town. Heralded as “unprecedented” by the Evening Times, four-fifths of Monroe’s population turned out to marvel at the new structure, with visitors arriving in a seemingly endless stream to admire the handsome new building.