Landoll's Mohican Castle

Shannon Arnold

4 months ago

My husband and I recently stayed at Landoll’s Mohican Castle, and there’s no denying the setting is absolutely stunning. The grounds are truly gorgeous—peaceful, scenic, and genuinely unique. It has that tucked-away, storybook feel that makes you slow down and take it all in. If you’re looking for atmosphere and a memorable backdrop, this place delivers. That said, the experience doesn’t quite match the price point. We stayed in the Miller Room and it was very unique. For a stay that runs $500+ per night, there are some surprising gaps in basic amenities and overall upkeep. Our room, while charming in concept, showed noticeable wear and tear in places. Some elements felt dated, and a few simple expectations—like adequate bathroom counter space, shower shelves, and even basic items like hangers—were missing or insufficient. These aren’t luxury-level complaints; they’re baseline expectations at this price. The overall impression is that the property leans heavily on its uniqueness and setting, but could benefit from reinvestment in maintenance and guest experience details. With some updates and more attention to the small but important touches, it could truly live up to its potential. In short: Beautiful, memorable, and romantic—but not quite delivering the level of comfort and polish you’d expect for the cost.

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Carleigh LaFrance

3 months ago

My husband and I stayed at Landoll's this weekend in the William the Lion Suite, which is in one of the out-buildings, not the main castle. We visited the property for dinner at the Copper Mug a few years ago and we were excited for the opportunity to stay in one of the rooms for a 2-night getaway. I will not stay here again and would advise anyone considering a stay here to spend their money elsewhere. You will pay a premium price for an amateurish hotel experience. We decided to end our stay prematurely at about 11:30 last night because there was a mouse in our room. The mouse was just the last in a series of disappointments from this property, more is detailed in the sections below. I called to request a refund for just the second night of our 2-night stay, which I felt was a reasonable compromise. However, they only refunded half of the second (cheaper) night. The manager cited that mice are considered an act of God and that this was all she could offer me. I'm feeling pretty disappointed with that result. Landoll's bills itself as a luxury, 4-star hotel. They charge 4-star hotel prices but provide a 2-star experience at best, and that'd be without the vermin. The castle and surrounding garden are lovely to walk around and the staff is well-meaning and kind, but at about $400/night with taxes and fees, the overnight experience is not at all worth it.

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Nashia Graham

3 months ago

We had our wedding at Landoll and it was so magical. Our wedding Coordinator Chelsea was outstanding. She was so attentive and solved every problem we had, even some family drama 🥴. Food was FANTASTIC and the rooms were so incredibly cozy. The staff even after Chelsea left for the evening was amazing they neatly cleaned up all our decorations for us so we did not have to worry! We also received a beautifully wedding gift of a gift certificate and two landoll branded champagne classes! Overall we will be returning to have a quiet get away and suggest to everyone to have their events at Landolls. We LOVE LOVE Chelsea!

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Karen Burns

3 months ago

Such a cute place lots to see. Lots of hills ( bad parking options) but the Area is fantastic . We had Kenzie at the Copper Mug Restaurant. She was the best! Friendly, knowledgeable and efficient . Hard to find these days! food was really good. Short ribs, tomahawk chop and spinach and artichoke dip... all top notch. Brought a couple of desserts back to the room . I got Italian lemon /berry cheesecake and Hubby got Chocolate lava cake

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Dale Mihocko

3 months ago

For the $455.13 it cost us for a one night stay at the castle after a family wedding held on the property, apparently, our expectations were set too high! We've stayed in over a dozen castles around the US and we found most, exceeded our expectations in service, room, atmosphere, and dining. Our room was conveniently located to the center of activities with the wedding, which was great! The reception food was not great, nor was it ok. The steak was overcooked as was the chicken (not sure what they covered the chicken in but it wasn't appetizing at all.) The asparagus was outstanding though! Asked for 2nds on the asparagus, but they never came back around. The wedding reception was fantastic and enjoyed by all as we celebrated with family and new friends. After the wedding events came to a close, we retired to the Hardesty Suite for the night. The room was clean which we appreciated but that's about it. As others have mentioned in their reviews, the thermostat was set to 65 however the room temperature was upwards of 82-83 degrees. Wanting to watch the news for a few minutes before going to bed, but NONE of the numerous remotes would turn the tv on, nor the cable/streaming box. After 10 minutes, we gave up on the tv and decided to look online but that was not an option, NO WIFI signal ANYWHERE on the property. We were told at check-in that wifi was spotty. Well, it was not spotty because we never found a signal at all. SPOT must have ran away!! The morning started with a CLOGGED toilet but there was a plunger left on the back side of the toilet. We spent $455.13 for a PLUGGED toilet but they were thoughtful enough to have a plunger nearby. We failed at clearing the clog and had to use the facilities in the lobby instead! The staff was friendly and apologetic, but at $455.13/night, there shouldn't be any apologies needed. Luxury does not come to mind when describing our stay for the one night however, BEWARE does!

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