Perched on the shores of Mohonk Lake, this 1869 turreted seven-story fairy tale of a hotel is an anachronistic holdout from a more gracious era, set beside one of a dwindling number of unspoiled ...

New Paltz, N.Y. — Memorable moments are never hard to find at Mohonk Mountain House. But the most magical time to visit the mountainside castle along glittering Lake Mohonk is arguably Christmastime, ...

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Mohonk Mountain House sets a picturesque winter scene. Mohonk Mountain House, a luxurious Victorian Castle resort in upstate New York’s scenic Hudson Valley, will make a lucky guest’s hotel bill ...

Located in the heart of the Hudson Valley, Mohonk Mountain House looks like a castle in a fairy tale. It dates back to 1869—it’s more than 150 years old and is still owned and operated by the same ...

One hotel in the mid-Hudson Valley has been named among the best in the country. USA Today's recent 10Best Readers Choice Awards ranked all-inclusive resorts, bed and breakfasts, boutique hotels, ...

when founder Albert Smiley first opened the Victorian-castle resort. Today, Mohonk Mountain House is still intent upon providing recreation and renewal for guests and continues its 140-year commitment ...

The new spa has 17 treatment rooms and other amenities, such as a pool. Among the enhancements at Mohonk Mountain House’s spa are solariums with lounge chairs, where guests relax before and after spa ...

Looking for a fantastic place to stay on your next vacation? Why not choose a place that offers the perfect blend of past and present coupled with breathtaking views? Located 90 short minutes outside ...

The Hudson River Valley has long attracted city dwellers trying to escape New York. The beautiful region — an 150-mile stretch from the northern tip of Manhattan to Albany — features abundant forests, ...

Summer vacations in the 1890s, for the well heeled at least, were different from our often-frenetic warm weather getaways. Resort hotels were a favorite destination, and many of those properties were ...