
A historic Tudor-style resort in Kohler, The American Club combines old-world atmosphere with destination golf, serious wellness and the unusually complete amenities of the wider Kohler resort.
The American Club began life in 1918 as housing for immigrant workers at Kohler and was transformed into a luxury hotel in 1981, giving the property a history that feels unusually tangible.
Its ivy-covered Tudor exterior and traditional interiors lean deliberately old-world. Rooms and suites are richly furnished, and the experience favors warmth and ceremony over contemporary minimalism.
The wider Destination Kohler campus is a major part of the stay. Guests have access to Kohler Waters Spa, resort dining and the celebrated Whistling Straits and Blackwolf Run golf courses.
The village setting also creates a different rhythm from a conventional standalone resort, with shuttles connecting lodging, golf, spa and other facilities across the property.
The American Club is best for travelers who want a classic Midwestern grand-resort experience, especially when golf or wellness is as important as the room itself.
