Wonderful experience. The restoration of the Martin House, and reconstruction of the pergola, conservatory, and carriage house was masterful, and reflects the fifty million dollar investment by the dedicated non profit organization. The Martin House itself was artfully restored. The art work windows, fireplaces, and open-concept design executed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1905——-WOW. We enjoyed this FLW estate, the modern info pavilion, the grounds, the gift shop, and cafe with its outdoor terrace. We also enjoyed walking to see another 1905 FLW residence done for another executive of the Larkin company. Our docent was gracious and very well informed, and answered many questions by our small tour group.

This is a must see Frank Lloyd Wright house. You are really able to learn about the man as well as the design of the house. Wish we had done the 2 hr tour. Kim our docent was fantastic! Very pleasant , knowledgeable and always kind enough to answer questions. There is so much great history here. Thoroughly enjoyable.

The Martin house by Frank Lloyd Wright was a highlight of our trip to Buffalo. Unbelievable detail, history, and architecture made this tour engaging and impressive. Even skeptics walked away thoroughly impressed with how enjoyable it was. Recommend paying more for the longer tour to get the full experience.

I have toured numerous Wright buildings and made a special pilgrimage to see this one. It is spectacular! Unfortunately, we were not allowed to take photos of the interior. There was no explanation of this policy, which is unique in my experience. Taliesin in Spring Green, Taliesin West, the Oak Park home and studio, Unity Temple, the Johnson Wax Building, Fallingwater - I have photos of all of their interiors. But not the Martin House. I don't understand. No flash is necessary, so light exposure is not an issue. Our group of six for the extended tour was at no risk of lagging behind or wandering off. Is it intended to boost sales of 'official' books/guides? I would truly like to know.

The docent who led our tour gave us an outstanding overview of the history of the house and the people who lived there. She expertly explained the various architectural elements and Wright’s reasons for different aspects of the design. Fascinating tour and an amazing house.

Our docent Dave really made our 2 hour tour. His knowledge of the property and enthusiasm made for what could have been a dry history lesson a fun and interesting tour of a one of a kind property. Our second visit to the Martin House, first was before the $50 million dollar renovation was completed. Wonderful shop and Cafe. We plan to visit again one summer when the flowers and and trees are in full bloom A true gem that Buffalo should be proud of.

This was so interesting! The two-hour tour didn't feel too long and the tour guides were knowledgeable and nice. I'd recommend this to anyone with an interest in architecture and historic restoration and preservation. Photos aren't allowed inside the houses and touching is not allowed - keep that in mind if you're visiting with rambunctious kids. Well worth the time and money!

This house is so beautifully restored and presented as such. The docent that led the tour was very knowledgeable about the house, its restoration and its original owner and architect. Frank Loyd Wright designed some beautiful homes in his time, this one is most definitely one of them. Worth the visit if in Buffalo ! 🦬

Our last-minute decision to visit here while driving by Buffalo on a long distance road trip was one of the best decisions we made! Beautiful and authentic restorations to the home were stunning. 90 minute tour with expert docent was wonderful; great balance of history, FLW designs and artistic appreciation.

Were in Buffalo for an event on Saturday evening. Drove in early and visited the museum. We took the 2 hour tour. Shout out to our guide Dave. He did a fantastic job in going through the history of both the owner and Frank Lloyd Wright as well as some of the local history of the time. Would highly recommend this tour!