Overview

This busy office tower, sitting on the former site of President Millard Fillmore's residence, was originally a hotel, built in 1921 by local innkeeper Ellsworth Statler. Statler hotels offered amenities to the common traveler that had previously been available only to the more well-to-do, as evidenced by his 1920s slogan: 'A room with a bath for a dollar and a half'. The building was part of the Hilton chain for much of its existence, and the ornate lobby and public spaces remain intact. It's definitely worth a walk-through.