The spa has an outdoor hot tub, a sauna, steam rooms and sixteen treatments rooms. While you wait for your appointment, you can relax in the spa's glass-enclosed veranda, surrounded by ancient trees. Read more
Do as many activities in the day as humanly possible, then gorge yourself on food and booze. Solid and reasonably priced wine list at formal dinner. We had a great '09 Pauillac.
Gorgeous, amazing staff, and spectacular grounds. One of the finest hotels you'll ever stay in. It's own lake, hiking trails, etc. It's rooms start at about $700 though.
Beautiful grounds of this Quaker owned hotel/spa/resort invite you to explore and discover the manicuredgardens, silvestre paths, lakes, cliffs, trails and wilderness. Paddle boats and canoes too!
Built in the late 1800s by Albert and Alfred Smiley, identical twins and Quakers who had the idea of building a retreat for rest, relaxation, and inner peace.
Lots of beautiful scenery, carriage trails and rough trails to suit any level of hiking ability, the labyrinth trail to the crevice is challenging but also a lot of fun
The drive up the mountain is lovely, as is the property. Friendly staff, good food. Felt like you were in someone's mansion from year's past. Mineral pool being outdoors was prob not a good idea.
If you ever get lost in the woods, you will want to do it here. The trails, the views, the lilly pond, the sumptuous meal waiting on your return, a unique place to vacation at.
If your in the mood for a workout try the labyrinth trail. Make sure you wear your hikingboots cause there are some pretty steep climbs and the view is totally worth it in the end.
These are some serious canapes, turkey with fig compote, truffledsalmon, pot of tea. High tea is one of my favorite traditions, but I feel like I should have put on a jacket- or an ascot.
Don't go to tea at 4pm, wait until 4:30pm. The tea is still available but they bring out better cookies. Also, forget the rocking chairs at tea, go to the summerhouse just below the porch.
Joining the Hamptons crowds not your idea of a restful summer vacation? Venture instead to Mohonk Mountain House, an historic resort in the Shawangunk Mountains with an old-world feel. Read more
Drove all the way there wanted to take picture and was told it would be 20 dollars per person to take picture. But then they wouldn't let us in because they say you have to come before 430.
Not what I was expecting for the price and the good reviews. So far it's not relaxing over run with loud children website was misleading... relaxing will be tough. I wish I booked omega.
Brian who is the customer service manager was completely insulting. I would never come back here, nor reco to anyone else all because of his attitude and how he treated paying customers.
Mohonk Mountain House is a National Historic Landmark resort located just 90 miles north of New York City. Owned and operated by the Smiley Family since 1869, the resort has provided guests with recreation and renewal of body, mind, and spirit in a beautiful natural setting for over 140 years.