Landoll's Mohican Castle

This is a beautiful property. While I did not stay inside the castle my suite had charm. It had the most interesting design on the ceiling I heard it had been done by local residents using their fingers in the spackling. The restaurant on site is quaint with delicious food and friendly wait staff. There were a few things in my suite that needed attention ( no vent in the bathroom) it seemed as if the switch was broken. There was a crack in the bottom of the jacuzzi tub, I noticed once I was in there. No holder for a hand towel by the sink in the bathroom and very tiny trash cans. I did have an amazing relaxation massage by a wonderful professional. I plan to return in the warmer months to take advantage of the outdoor activities. Overall a wonderful experience!

Gorgeous setting, exterior landscaping and building very well-kept. However, that's where the honeymoon ended. Staff seemed disinterested at best, with the exception of Roger, our waiter at the Copper Mug. He was a delight! Room was beautiful, but poorly maintained. Blood stain on the coverlet of the bed, dripping shower head was maddening at night, freezer was all frosted over, sink drain was mostly clogged, toilet didn't flush well, cracked sink, and the tub jets and body sprays were broken with a sign saying 'please don't use'. The pool area was very cool, but the "hot tub" was essentially a hot bath. I asked how to turn on the jets, they said "There are none, the water just 'percolates'". It HAD jets, they were just not functional. The Copper Mug Restaurant was disappointing as well. From the apathetic hostess to the indifferent manager, I've had better service at Bob Evans. While waiting for a table, we sat at the bar for about 15 minutes without being acknowledged or offered a drink. I get it, places are understaffed, but to have waitstaff literally standing in front of you without as much as a hello is just weird. And lastly, the bathroom was filthy, just to add to the experience. Overall, for the HUGE price tag, this was a colossal disappointment. I'd try Glen Laurel in Hocking Hills, similar price, so much better.

They were cobwebs and dead bugs under the bed, and in the windows. There was also a rat trap under the bed.

Excellent service, staff was very helpful with any questions, and food was amazing.

Everything was amazing! No complaints…highly recommend for the entire family!

We stayed in the Hardesty suite. The room looks like a kingly chamber, tapestries on the walls, exposed opulent beams on the ceiling, and a kingly bed right out of a fairy tale! The grounds are magnificent with well manicured shrubs, statues peeking around the corners, and meandering pathway about the palace. The staff was attentive but not intrusive. We dined at the Copper mug and the food was exquisite and the service just as much. Roger, our waiter, was attentive and explained their French press coffee, which was delicious! It was my girlfriends birthday and we were brought out a piece of Birthday Cake which was a nice surprise! All in all I would highly recommend a stay at the castle for a special occasion.

Beautiful location. Our room was amazing and the grounds are gorgeous and so fun to explore.

Internet not available in a room. AC working "great" old equipment.

We chose this on our way to tour Kenyon College. The grounds are large and the castle is really interesting. Great breakfast at the Copper Mug restaurant. We stayed in the McBeth cottage, which it turns out has its own hot tub out back on the deck. Super awesome to use that and not have to trek over to the pool. Check this place out!