Name: Landoll's Mohican Castle
Address: 561 Twp. Rd. 3352, Fredericktown, Fredericktown, Fredericktown, 44842, United States of America
Rating: 8

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This is such a unique & interesting property in Ohio. I absolutely loved the rustic charm. The restaurant was pretty good as well. The only issue was the noise up above our suite in the castle, but we called the after hours desk & they stopped it immediately. I suggest the top floor or a cabin  if you are sensitive to noise.

Nice visit, unique property

Very unique property. Lovely even in February. Rooms are beautiful. Breakfast, lunch and dinner in the restaurant, all delicious. We enjoyed the pool and hot tub. Very close to Holmes County and Mohican State Park. You can be a princess in the castle 😊

We loved it ❤️

We had a wonderful stay. The staff was super friendly even told us which suites are their personal favs! The Ross suite was fabulous for our little birthday adventure. The room and areas we were in were very clean and well maintained. The pool has a waterfall y’all! We will stay here again!

Lovely Place

This was our 7th stay at the castle during the holidays, and we loved it just as much as we have the last 6 years!!  

We stayed in the Lawrence Suite, and this was definitely one of our favorite suites so far (we stay in a different suite every year)!!  The suite is divided into two parts by a large stone doublesided fireplace.  When you enter the suite, on one side of the fireplace is a lovely sitting room with a couch, coffee table, chair, TV along with a small kitchen area with a table/chairs.  It was SO cozy to sit in front of the fire and just relax while looking out at the lights.  (NOTE:  be prepared for passersby to take a peak in your window as the room is on the first floor on the path around the castle).  

The bedroom and bathroom are on the other side of the fireplace...cozy bed!!  We did have an issue with water escaping the glass shower door, but made mention of the issue upon checkout.  The shower is super tiny...likely based on the room layout as the suites are all "tetrised" together.  

We always enjoy the holiday lights/decorations, which add to the magic of the castle!!  If you are looking for special place to get away to destress for the holidays, highly recommend a stay here!!

Special shoutout to Skye who was super welcoming and informative/helpful when we checked in!!  Also, kudos to the GM, Joe who followed up with us on our bathroom issue and responded to feedback I provided following our visit.  GREAT to know that this gem has some super caring people!!

Romantic Christmas Magic

Booked a 1 night stay in a castle suite for a pre-Christmas getaway. 

Upon arrival, hotel desk was insightful of the grounds, but definitely not overly friendly or welcoming. Castle grounds were maintained fairly well, but our room itself was just okay. King size bed was adequate, but not comfortable and was creaky just rolling from one side to the other. Window blinds seemed a bit broken, as you only had a very tiny bit of string left to adjust the height of the blind. Floor had not been adequately swept as there was a large collection of dust accumulated behind the bathroom door by the bed. Furniture in the room could use some updating, the upholstered chair looked like something from a church basement. Room temperature was also finicky, it was too warm to sleep comfortably and when adjusting the temperature- it took several hours for it to accommodate the desired temp. 

We had made prior early dinner reservations at the Copper Mug and made our way down shortly after check-in.  

We were 1 of maybe 3 other tables sat in the restaurant during our meal. We ordered the lobster mac and cheese for an appetizer. Once it arrived (about 20 mins later), neither I nor my wife could see any lobster in the entire dish. It did taste a bit like lobster, but definitely not physically present in the dish that we could see. For $14- there better be a least a few chunks of lobster on top of the dish. Not sure what we ate, but we ate it nonetheless. 

For the main dish, we both ordered the Ribeye- and had a long wait to receive that as well. Nothing fancy for the steak, just meh. Again for $45 per plate, it should be at least memorable. It was not.   

Not sure of the vibe that this restaurant is trying to portray, but the food needs some major attention. Maybe, they don’t care that much since they probably bank on most guests of the castle automatically eating dinner there.

After all, the castle is pretty far off the beaten path, and I didn’t see many out of towners just coming there to eat. 

Our waitress was fairly attentive, but again not overly friendly for this quaint type of establishment. We paid our ovely inflated bill and left the restaurant. 

We decided to end the evening with a swim in the pool house just a short walk from the castle. It was a nice building, and we actually had the pool to ourselves during our time there. 

However, the hot tub area was closed due to maintenance issues. From previous reviews, this sounds like an ongoing issue with the hot tub. For over $400 per night, I feel like these types of issues should be fixed in a more timely fashion. 

Lastly, the Christmas lights. The castle itself and the walkway directly around the castle were very magical. But again, I feel like at least the bases of all trees surrounding all walking paths should be decorated. The cheap blowup household decorations need to be scrapped. Nobody paying for $400 per night for a room wants to see that. 

If the upscale, boutique hotel vibe is what you’re trying to achieve, the whole grounds (restaurant included) needs some major attention. 

Again, such a neat place in theory, but failed to hit the mark with the issues mentioned above. 


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Went for Christmas Open House.  They were not prepared for their event.  No coffee creamer for quest. Under staffed.   Skimpy plastic centerpieces on tables. Blow up decorations.  Not what I expected for their "Open House".     Not worth the price.  (Our one waitress worked super hard and was good)

Landoll's Castle very overpriced and  unprepared.

The grounds we're beautiful and what little interaction I had with the staff was pleasant. For over $400 a night though, at least someone could've brought my bags to my room for a "luxury" hotel.
My biggest gripe is the hot tub didn't work. Again, for over $400 a night, and a romantic getaway at a "luxury" hotel, all the amenities should work, and if not, you should be notified before hand with an option to cancel and get your money back.
My second gripe was the cleanliness of the bathroom. The toilet seat was very loose to the point you had to hold on to something not to fall off. And there was a ton of thick grime and dirt in all the corners of the floor.
For those looking for a romantic getaway, just know there are a lot of families, and a lot of kids running around, so don't expect to hang with adults at the pool or hot tub (if it works).
We ate at the Copper Mug and after a couple drinks and tip it was just shy of $100 for the two of us. Service was pretty slow, especially since it was not busy at all, but the food was tasty.
Overall I wouldn't recommend the stay to anyone for the cost, it's just not a value and not exactly what I would consider a "luxury" hotel.

Not worth the price 

The MacBeth cottage was a complete nightmare!  Trying to make the best of this disappointing cottage, we remained determined to enjoy ourselves.  We were told we would need no reservations for dinner, only to find there was no place for us.  It was a long drive to find even a burger.  The television didn’t connect, and the shower had little pressure. We woke in the middle of the night to what we thought was someone trying to break in.  We hid for an hour contemplating a plan of escape for when the culprits managed to find a way into this less-than-livable cottage. The noises finally subsided after an hour of being terrified. As you can imagine, there was no sleeping/comfort after that ordeal. The next morning, we walked around the cottage looking for footprints.  We discovered a large hole in the roof and found the cottage to be home to raccoons that seemingly run between the drywall and stone  and likely through the rafters.  We were offered a T-shirt as compensation for staying in this slum.  I believe the health department would shut the place down if they investigated.

Most terrifying night ever!

This was the raggediest place we have ever been. Pool was closed and filthy. Game room is full of broken equipment. Spa closed.  Massage not available.  Hot tub closed.  The food was ok but the sevice was awful.  Too bad you can't leave 0 stars.  And we had to prepay half.  I understand why because you would not pay once you got here.

An absolute waste

After COVID delayed our visit for over a year, we finally visited Landoll's Mohican Castle in March 18-19, 2022.   We stayed at the MacBeth Cottage mainly because we had 2 of our fur babies with us and the cottages are the only "rooms" that allow pets. I would've loved to have stayed in a suite - they looked really "castle"ish!   The cottage was very quaint and perfect size for just the 2 of us with 2 small dogs.  It would've been too crowded with bigger dogs.  The steps leading up to the cabin were a bit treacherous especially after it snowed over night.  But the front porch we did manage to use briefly and was nice with coffee in the morning.  We loved the side back door leading out to the backyard which was helpful with taking the dogs outside so we didn't have to traverse the front steps all the time.   We did not use the whirlpool / jacuzzi outside.  I would not say you could prepare a meal yourself there as the kitchen is small but the Copper Mug restaurant was really nice - loved the ambience there and the food was spectacular.  We ate there for dinner and breakfast the next morning.  You could probably walk to the restaurant but the grounds are hilly.  We took some time and wandered the grounds after dinner which was fun and almost magical / fairy like at night with the castle lights on.  There is a graveyard to explore too which was fun and there's a pool house with sauna which we did not use.  Very beautiful grounds.   It is on the expensive side so staying longer than 1 night was not an option but it was a fun over night experience driving in from Toledo, OH.  

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