Oneida Community Mansion House

Gorgeous historic property with large, lovely rooms and huge bathrooms. Big picture windows look out on the courtyard and bathrooms have excellent updated plumbing fixtures. It all felt quite luxurious. The museum is a fascinating. We had no idea this area was a center for utopian ideals before it became famous for silverware manufacturing. Very enjoyable!

Nothing

Room was cold. Radiator not on. No extra blankets in the room.

Historic, quirky history, lovely old buildings and gracious grounds

I chose to stay there because the place is the reason for my trip.

The breakfast starts at 8:00 am. It is too late for many tourists.

Very quiet and confortable.

Location, property, trails, museum, rooms,… and even the auditorium make for a fruitful, exceptional experience of great historic value.

Coffee was not always hot and pastries didn’t seem fresh… Yogurt was however a treat. Perhaps a functional Keurig machine with visible water refill would add value.

It was advertised as a light breakfast so in that respect it was excellent. I loved the history of this place that around every corner there is something to learn. I wanted to stay and read or appreciate the art. It was hard to leave. There is no central air but there are air conditioning units in the windows. I didn't use mine, just opened the window and enjoyed fresh air. I made a late reservation and had a bike. The receptionist stayed past her quitting time to help me because after 8:00 PM, you have to use a key drop system. Finding my room and a place to store my bike (huge basement) may have taken me hours without help. I would stay there again for sure!

Quiet and clean

Breakfast could use a little more protein