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The Breakers is the most famous Newport Mansion so it is the most visited one. I took my niece here, instead of a audio guide, now you get a written tour that you can follow at your leisure around the property. The mansion is well kept and the docents are usually available fairly easily for questions. The furniture and the decor is grand and the property is very well taken care of. They have a visitor center on the left hand side of the main gate where you can get your ticket, have a snack at their cafe, go use the restroom or read more about the history of the Vanderbilts.
I purchased the membership last November and this was the second time I've visited the Breakers the last 6 months. I love having it because you don't need a timed ticket then and can visit at any time with a guest, so as an historian, I love it. The Breakers is probably my favorite of the mansions to visit, it's so big and expansive and beautiful. Every room you walk into, your jaw just drops a little more. I think my favorite season to visit is around. Christmas, but visiting now in spring and summer it's still really magical and beautiful to see. The library is probably my favorite room here, the light green is just gorgeous. Make sure to give yourself a good 20 minutes in the gift shop too, it's very expansive.
Too crowded and too much construction to fully enjoy. I was here years ago and I really liked it. Loved learning about the Vanderbilts and their fortune. Their humble "cottage" is quite spectacular, but I was distracted by the crowds and after touring around all day, it was a little much. As a member, I may return again one day, but it probably would not be my first pick. The most spectacular thing I remembered here were the gorgeous views of the sea, but with the construction, you couldn't even view any of that this time around.
If you only have time to visit one Newport Mansion, this is the one you must see. Gold everywhere? Check. Platinum adorning the walls in one of the rooms? Also check. Sprawling ocean views? Check. Check. Check. (For every floor) And I could keep going! It's so outrageous, so beautiful, so gaudy, so unbelievably unforgettable, you must see it.
The Breakers offers a ton of history to be unraveled for those interested in how households like these were managed and operated back in the days. Staff members offered informative explanations behind the decor, layout, and family members who have left behind a legacy. The attention to detail is astounding, and the gift shop offers plenty to bring back home to share with friends and family.
Came here to check out the famous Breakers Mansion $32 for admission Does not include access to the 3rd floor or boiler room. Those are separate guided tours $25 each Saw first and second floor where the Vanderbily family commonly stayed Friendly and helpful staff. Would definitely be interested in checking out the other mansions. Wish we got the breakers +1 ticket. Tried to ask if we could just pay the dofference but they stated they don't do that anymore and that we would need to buy a whole other mansion ticket to see another.
My sister and I purchased a three-home pass, with the Breakers included by default, but since we hadn't visited any of them previously we were excited about any and all of them. We didn't do the audio guide, deciding instead to just tour aimlessly and enjoy the visual treat. The Breakers is lovely!!! You won't be disappointed.
Truly enjoyed visiting this mansion. Well preserved and beyond beautiful. It has stairs and elevators. I visited only this one due to time restrains but I would love to go back and see all of the other mansions. Word of advice - if you buy the tickets from a third party such a get your guide - you still need to obtain physical tickets from the welcome center. Takes about an hour to walk the entire mansion. A must see if visiting Newport.
Preserved history. Beautiful grounds. Easy to navigate. Staff is so friendly and knowledgeable.
The Breakers was a really good experience and definitely feels like a living museum. It gives you a nice look into the past and what life was like for the Vanderbilts in the 1890s. The mansion itself is beautiful, but I will say the price of the tour felt a little steep for what you get. Maybe I'm just not in the Vanderbilt tax bracket, but it had me doing some math in my head. Also, realizing this was only their summer home made me pause in my thoughts for a second. I am the type of guy who thinks ordering 2 desserts with dinner is ballin out. It is a great one-time visit and a solid history lesson. It's interesting and made me seriously think about the concepts of wealth and life. That lesson alone ultimately is worth the price. 4.5/5 stars.
Newport, RI - the grandest of the Gilded Age mansions ("summer cottages") in Newport, the Breakers was the summer home of the Vanderbilt family, built by Cornelius Vanderbilt II, who left it to his wife Alice Gwynn upon his death (poor man only got to enjoy the home for 4 years after its completion in 1895). She passed it down to her youngest daughter, Gladys Moore Vanderbilt, aka Countess Széchenyi after she married a Hungarian count (the Hungarian side of my family was excited to learn this), who eventually leased the Breakers to the Preservation Society of Newport County in 1948 which has custody to this day. Cos you know, mansion upkeep ain't cheap! The oceanfront property is a prominent fixture along the path of the Cliff Walk, a pleasant & breezy seaside hike by the Easton Bay which I recommend with your visit to the Newport mansions. The extravagant opulence of the house and of the era is on full display in every square inch of the Renaissance Revival splendor, from the architecture to the decorative arts, making my maximalist heart swell. This is the only mansion with timed entry due to its popularity, so the crowd size is controlled and it wasn't overrun. We bought tickets for Breakers +1 and had time to visit a second property on the same day. You can download the free Newport Mansions app for a self-guided tour at your leisure (available in several languages). There are well-placed signage throughout, and staff & volunteers around to answer questions. It's worth spending 2-3 days here to take in all the gorgeous homes as well as the beautiful and scenic places in the area. I've been to Newport a few times and as a lover & learner of the fin-de-siècle, I never get tired of the sumptuous pulchritude. More rose petals in my wine please!
The Breakers Mansion is a must-visit when in Newport, RI! This is a gilded age mansion that was built for Vanderbilt II and completed in 1895. Now owned by the Preservation Society of Newport County, tickets are $32/pp for admission, open daily 9-5pm. Tickets can be purchased ahead of time online or in person at the ticket booth but note that you have to book for specific time slot. I think it's super cool to see the architecture in each and every room of the mansion, a true masterpiece of the Gilded Age! Highly recommend, especially if it's your first time down in Newport, RI!
The Breakers mansion is an absolute MUST VISIT in Newport, Rhode Island - truly breathtaking!! Built during the Gilded Age as a "summer cottage" for the Vanderbilt family, this massive home is full of incredible architecture, art, and furnishings from the time. It was truly impressive to walk through it - you're able to see pretty much everything on the grounds - from the grand living spaces, the bedrooms & bathrooms of the Vanderbilts, to the servant kitchens & pantries. Every room has information on what's in it, which I found to be very interesting. There's also GORGEOUS views from the windows in the mansion - you can see why the Vanderbilts would have wanted that specific location for their "summer cottage" in Newport! There's also a gift shop with quite a large variety of items to peruse and/or purchase at the end of the self-guided tour...some were lovely but also quite pricey, so I just got a cute little magnet! Whether your a museum junkie, love architecture, art, history, or just want something to do in Newport that involves exploring some beautiful grounds, The Breakers is a great spot to visit that I definitely recommend!
2 years ago
We did the Christmas "Sparkling Lights". It was very pretty and the mansion is very ornate and cool, but is SO overpriced. It was $40 per person. It was crowded, it only took 45 minutes to go through, and we've seen more impressive lights. There isn't a ton of information signs, so you have to use the audio app on your phone. It was cool, but definitely not worth the hefty price. You could have driven by and seen some lights for free haha! read more
2 years ago
A beautiful mansion paying homage to the gilded age , definitely a must see for anyone in Newport . You are immediately transported back in time once you step foot inside . You can download a guided tour it's very simple and listen on your phone . The experience is amazing give yourself at least an hour and a half ! There are also members of the historical society who supervise the grounds and if you have any questions you can ask them ! A unique gem !! And worth visiting read more
Visited day before thanksgiving, and they advertised Holiday decorations inside and out. Not really. One decorated tree in each room. Main hall had a couple of trees, including one made by pointsettas. Also, we downloaded the app, but could not download the self guided tour, as there was no wifi in the Breakers. The website should have said that. Instead we had not tour, which at $29/person seems a big mistake by the Breakers facility. You would think they would appreciate repeat business by impressing guests. We walked the grounds and several of the sidewalks just dead ended, with no way to get to the Cliff Walk. Ok, but we have been to other mansions that were more impressive and four much more informative. read more
Talk about lavish lifestyle! The Vanderbilts knew the meaning of luxury and didn't disappoint. The grounds were well kept though some of it was blocked off due to construction/work on the grounds. The self-guided tour on the mobile app was easy to follow and full of interesting facts. It also looks like the Cliff Walk runs right next to it so this might be a 2-for-1 location if you're wanting to tour the cliff walk as well. Cheers! read more
The biggest & grandest of all the mansions in Newport. If you only have time to visit one, The Breakers should be it! It's hard to believe that this grand & huge mansion is just a summer cottage of the Vanderbuilts during the guilded age. If you are into beautiful buildings & historic you will find this place fascinating and worth it. We got our ticket via Viator & part of the tour bus package for 45 dollars. we e were given 1hr & 15 min to min to explore which is enough time. Make sure to download the audio tour prior & bring your headphone to enhance your experience! Love this tour one of the highlights of our newport vacation! read more
Incredible. Can't say anything others haven't already. It's hard to believe this was a family home and not some swanky hotel. It's even more impressive that it was built in 2 years. If you're into history or old houses, this is a must. read more
The Gilded Age of the Vanderbilts. The Breakers is an unbelievable mansion that epitomized living a luxurious opulent life backed by immense wealth. In 1885, Cornelius Vanderbilt II purchased the property as a summer cottage for $450,000 ($13.6 million today). Seven years later in 1892, that mansion burned down. Can you imagine? Vanderbilt then commissioned famed architect Richard Morris Hunt to rebuild it as a splendid new mansion sparing no expense. The summer cottage was requested to be made as fireproof as possible. The structure, filled with brick, marble and steel trusses, had no wooden parts. Boilers were placed far away from the house in underground spaces buried in the front lawn. The interiors were so over the top luxurious. Marble was imported from Italy and Africa. Rare exotic woods and intricate mosaics came from countries around the world. The library mantel came from a chateau in France. The music room was commissioned by artisans in France, built overseas, disassembled and then reassembled and installed in The Breakers. Chandeliers were made from Baccarat crystal. It even had electricity. The footprint is one acre of the 13-acre oceanfront property. No wonder they had a call system located in the basement. When it was completed in 1895, it was the largest, most opulent of the summer cottages in Newport. Unfortunately, Vanderbilt only enjoyed the home for about 4 years. He died from a stroke in 1899 at age 55. He left The Breakers to his wife Alice Gwynne Vanderbilt who lived until 89 years. When she died in 1934, she left The Breakers to her youngest daughter Countess Gladys Széchenyi, because none of her other children were interested in the property. Really? In 1948, Gladys leased the property to The Preservation Society of Newport County for $1 per year and maintenance costs. In 1972, The Preservation Society bought The Breakers and most of its furnishings in 1972 for $365,000 from Gladys's daughter with the agreement to allow the Vanderbilt heirs to live on the third floor, which is closed to the public. Nice to be able to explore the expansive property including the beautiful oceanfront grounds. The Music Room is stunning. As are the dining room, billiards room and library. Climb the stairs to explore one of the seventy rooms where the family lived and played. Enjoy a concert in the huge elaborate ballroom which looks like the courtyard of an Italian Villa. Take a walk in the garden. Visit the cute children's playhouse. Visited using our NARM passes for free. Otherwise, buy a multiple property ticket as a single mansion entry is $29. Buy a guidebook to learn more about The Breakers and the other Newport mansions or download the free app that acts as a tour guide. Free parking was easy to find in the parking lot across from the iron entry gates. read more
4 years ago
The self-guided tour had good information, it was very detailed and walk through a few of the rooms nicely. I liked that it was on an app. Luckily I had headphones on me, so I used those to listen. Unsure if they sell headphones there. I went in April and around 3pm, so it wasn't too crowded. I'm sure it looks really pretty in the spring and summer, but when I went all the trees were bare and no flowers. A couple years ago I toured the Biltmore and they had a great tour. It went through a big majority or the house and they even had on display manikins wearing authentic period pieces. It was telling a true story whole going through the mansion. As grand as this mansion is, the tour didn't cover many rooms. Just the bedrooms of the family, 3 main rooms on the first floor, and kitchen. I would have really liked to see other areas of the mansion. However, for the few rooms the tour did consist of, it made me feel like I was on the set of Netflix's Bridgerton or similar. Fun fact: I bought a 1-mansion ticket there in person and the lady said to keep my ticket for a future visit. No expiration date, so when I decide to come again and visit the same mansion, or a different one, I can upgrade to the 2-mansion ticket for $9 instead of paying $30+ again. Cool! read more
3 years ago
This is the grandest/pioneer i think of all the houses in newport, RI. This is the main house that you need to go to if ever you plan to visits the mansions. Ticket could be bough in every houses but this one has a bigger ticket booth. Accepts credit/debit. Strollers cant go inside so they have a designated stroller parking space. Further information go to newportmansions.org read more
We only had time to visit one of the Newport mansions so we chose The Breakers which was a good decision. They had beautiful Christmas decorations setup throughout the tour in each room. The app you can download on apple or android provides a nicely narrated self guided tour. If you take your time, it will probably take you around 90 minutes to complete the tour. Of course there is a gift shop at the end of the tour. In a separate building near the entrance gate, there are restrooms and a place to purchase food and drinks. The adjacent parking lot is free and decent size so shouldn't be a problem finding a spot. read more
2 years ago
The Breakers is one of the many Guilded Age mansions you can visit in Newport. I passed by the mansion during my cliff walk and knew I had to see it closer in person. I booked The Breakers visit through Newport Viking Tours, which I highly recommend. The inside is beautifully preserved. Much attention to detail is provided for visitors to experience. This includes informational signs posted around each room where you can do a self-guided tour to learn more about the Vanderbilt family. There is also an option to do an audio tour. My favorite part was exploring the gardens outside. These are beautifully maintained and make for an epic photo opportunity. Definitely worth the visit! read more
2 years ago
This is an incredible place! The architecture is unlike anything you will see locally. Every square inch of this mansion is a piece of art, from the fringe on the vintage pool table to the enormous murals on the ceiling. Free parking that was very accessible so that was a plus. There are volunteers and staff throughout the mansion to explain the intricacies of the home and the Vanderbilt family. I scooped up a delightful lavender soap in the gift shop which was surprisingly large and eclectic. Would definitely go back! read more
Maybe it's my disgust with the American wealth gap, or maybe it was my attitude on the rainy day I visited, or maybe this kind of experience just isn't for me, but I found the whole Breakers scene to be highly skippable. There's a lot to love: the details and art ARE something to behold and there are amazing photo opps. I just wish I would have skipped paying for admission and simply walked the exterior grounds. The "museum?" (I don't really know what to call it) does very little to reckon with the past or comment in any way on the double meaning behind the opulence of the Gilded Age. $30 gets you inside the building with a sheet of paper you have to read as you go from room to room. If you bring headphones I believe there's also an audio tour. The experience was cramped and there's no real rhyme or reason to the people movement system. Maybe I am biased coming from the gold standard of the George Eastman Museum in my hometown (OKAY I am biased) but there is a lot of room for improvement given the cost of admission, though I am happy to support the organizing non profit. If you have the spare time and spare change, and also love Gilded Age architecture...go for it! read more
O.M.G! The interior of this 'cottage' is amazing. Some of the more 'public' areas (think showing off to the guests" have the detail of a European palace. So much detail in the furniture, columns, lighting fixtures, ceilings. Oh, all those lovely ceilings. I could have stayed there all day just soaking in all the details. I get it, I'm a bit over the top about the details. But maybe you are too. Somebody else out there must have a deep appreciation for the details. I can't be the only one. Family rooms, although they have very high ceilings which does not lend itself to being 'cozy', still have a ' homey' feel with family photos, individual bedspreads and other personal items. Except Mr. Vanderbilt. His office is in his bedroom. Dude, you're at the ocean, relax a minute. Although managing several railroads probably takes a lot of time. So there's that. Anyway. There are several 'modern' bathrooms, each with a huge tub and a 'sits bath' for soothing the tushie after a long carriage ride from NYC to the RI seaside. Those are fun. The back 'porch' is absolutely beautiful! The billiards room is a work of art. Both spaces have gorgeous mosaic tile artwork. High ceilings, supple drapery, furniture made for this home specifically, amazing light fixtures throughout, columns, stone work, mosaic, and of course family history. I would love an opportunity to stay in this home for a couple of days and drink in the experience of living in this work of art. The gardens here are not as extensive as other mansions, still, there are some lovely details on the outside of the home such as stone work, fountains and old trees so do walk the grounds. Other mansions offer larger or more ornate gardens if that is your jam. If you are interested in architecture, interior design, American history or 'period literature' (looking at you Downton Abbey and Jane Austen fans) this is the mansion in Newport you need to visit. But really, just get a multi-pass and see them all. read more
This place was fabulous. I have seen the mansions before but this was my first time going into one, and we booked a trolley tour through Groupon that also included a ticket to the Breakers. I believe standard admission is $29 which is quite a lot but it would be very easy to spend two or even 3 hours there. We had an hour and a half because we had to go meet the trolley bus. I recommend using the bathroom at the visitor center when you arrive because then your next bathroom opportunity isn't until the end of the mansion. If you download the Newport Mansions app you can take a self-guided audio tour which was nice except the app kept crashing on my phone. Not sure if it's because I kept switching between that and taking photos with my phone. Definitely a unique place. I would like to come back at some point but I'll probably visit some of the other mansions beforehand. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
September 2023-if you just have time to tour one of the mansions in Newport, RI this is the one. You'll want to download the mansions of Newport app to take the audio tour of the mansion. You can stop the audio to take pictures and enjoy the home. The tour takes about an hour minimum. So worth it! Afterwards you can browse their gift shop and grab a bite in their small cafe. Can't believe they used to call this a summer cottage!! read more
A Newport institution. If you got to one place in Newport, go to here. Beautiful mansion. The audio tour is nice. Works fine. Gives you just the right amount of information, and then keeps you on your merry way. The staff is extremely helpful and very knowledgeable. Most importantly, they are enthusiastic. It makes you feed off them. Go there. read more
Went to sparkling nights and it was fun. The lights were nice and we enjoyed the walk around. It could be more for the price inside and out. The breakers are breath taking and I expected A bit more decorations beyond a Christmas tree in each room. The tour that you could download on your phone was excellent. I don't think they advertised it well and we were about the only people using it! It was the best part of the tour! For $84 dollars we were pleased but felt we paid a lot for the 90 minute reservation we could get to see the house and lights. read more
5 years ago
Always worth a trip any time of the year to see this impressive mansion, which always looks beautiful. Even more worth it is a trip to the Breakers around Christmas time! Every room is decorated with some sort of theme. It is amazing to see more decorations than you could ever imagine. Even more impressive is the Christmas light display outside on the property. A beautiful walk around the grounds fully decorated in an amazing light display. Be sure to get there early for the lights, as it tends to draw quite a crowd when the light display is happening! As for the rest of the year, it is still impressive to see all of these beautiful rooms and overlook the grounds during every season. Be sure and ask about a membership to the historical society, as it is truly a bargain if you are going to visit multiple properties. read more
2 years ago
The Breakers is one of the most popular mansions on Bellevue. The grounds are beautiful and the inside is exquisite. My favorite time of year to visit is late summer and when it is decorated for the holidays. read more
5 years ago
3 years ago
A must see while in Newport! The rooms will wow you at the expansiveness and grandness of what once was just a summer home for a really rich family. The self guided tour was really informative and it is go at your own pace which I really enjoyed. It wasn't too crowded but there is truly enough space for all to go around. read more
3 years ago
PROS: this is by far the best mansion I've ever been in. This is a huge mansion that's elegant with A LOT of history. This house has the best view of the ocean with a huge patio and backyard. The staff here is also very nice CONS: the website said that you can park for free on the property... that is not true. You have to park in a lot that's across the street that's cramped and always full. The place also closes very early OVERALL: if you have not seen this yet I would highly recommend coming to see it read more
I feel like this is one of the more popular mansions in Newport. We booked a trolly tour with entrance to the Breakers. Everything is self-guided so you can go at your pace. If you download an app and bring headphones you can listen to the tour but we did not realize so we didn't bring headphones. They also have printouts of information in all languages so you can read about each room in the house. The architecture is stunning. The history is really incredible. It's a gorgeous property with stunning views. Definitely a must see! Lots to learn about and you can take as long as you need. read more
11 months ago
Beautiful grounds and preservation . Self guided tour and recommend downloading the app ahead of time so you're not scrambling last minute . I feel like it could've been more organized and perhaps managed in whereas a certain number of people per allotted time slots . The overall tour seemed to be clusters of people in each area ,standing in front of others , bumping into one another and in the way of an overall view . I can't imagine it during peak season ! We also talked to a local couple who frequent the properties and they stated a minor disappointment, saying that the rooms seem to be acquiring more furniture each time they visit . I'm not sure how "authentic " that is . I did get some beautiful photos outdoors where you could spread out and not have large groups of people that were indoors . Highly recommend doing a stretch of the Cliffwalk after completely the tour . Absolutely breathtaking scenery. read more
Amazing,amazing,amazing.Even in March,when the weather it's not the best I was still able to enjoy this beautiful mansion.My daughter and I had fun doing the scavenger hunt and listening to the app about this mansion on our phones. I would definitely love to visit during the summer or spring and visit the grounds.Very impressive and totally worth it! read more
3 years ago
GO!! Don't think about it. Just do it!! This tour was so worth it. I would recommend going early in the morning, as soon as they open so that you get more time without all of the other visitors crowding you. There is parking (free) across the street from the property which is very convenient. The tour is self-guided and I'm not an audio tour kind of person, but the app with audio really helped add context to each room that I saw. I won't bother describing the house because you have to see it for yourself. But, one thing I did take care to notice, all of the little servant buttons on the walls in each of the rooms. If you watch "The Gilded Age" then you know that the story of the servants could be more interesting than the super wealthy folks who roamed these halls. I loved the grounds here as well. It's definitely a sight to behold. My second Vanderbilt house tour. read more
The Vanderbilt family's 'summer cottage' in Newport is a stunning example of Renaissance Revival architecture from America's Gilded Age, when aristocratic industrialists constructed European-style palaces along the rocky shoreline of the Rhode Island coast. The most renowned of the Newport mansions, The Breakers is the one to visit if you have limited time here. From the breathtaking Great Hall to the 2,400-SF Dining Room and equally spectacular Music Room, you'll discover new treasures around every corner, from period furnishings to classical art and Flemish tapestries. You'll go through 5 massive bedrooms on the second floor of the mansion, as well as the spacious Loggia that overlooks the rocky cliffs just beyond the lawn (hence the name, 'The Breakers'). The self-guided tour then winds back down the service stairway to take you though the massive kitchen and pantry. The route will take you about an hour, but leave a bit more time afterward to explore the grounds. The whole experience is like a whirlwind trip through a gloriously decadent era that now lives only on the pages of historical fiction or on TV screens (appropriately, scenes from the HBO series, 'The Gilded Age' were filmed in the house). And when your Breakers tour is over, save some time to stroll the nearby Cliff Walk for spectacular views of the Atlantic coast. Both are a MUST for anyone visiting Newport! read more
2 years ago
While overrun with tourists on Labor Day, it was still a wonderful glimpse into The Gilded Age. Download the audio tour prior to arrival, it makes the tour so much more interesting and informative! read more
2 years ago
It's an interesting place to visit and guarantees a thoughtful experience for most. This used to be the primary residence of one of the most prominent families of modern America, the Vanderbilt family, known for their network of railways among other things. It's one of the biggest (or probably the biggest) house in the Rhode Island region. The first version of the house was wooden built and was destroyed completely in a fire in the early days. The current structure is made of concrete entirely. It was built to last and it exhibits the intended permanence. The house provides a glimpse of the family's preposterous lifestyle and conspicuous consumption, which was the trend in the gilded age. Whether you are fascinated by the gold and the glitter or disgusted by the vulgarity of it, you will step out with an opinion on the experience. The house is preserved and restored well by the Historical Society of Newport, making the visit worth the $30 spent on the entry ticket per person. The parking is free and there is an entrance to the cliff walk right near the house so you can kill two birds with a stone (read visit 2 places by parking at 1 spot!). The museum gift shop is decent with a range of silverware, books, hoodies, and other merchandise. The servant's section of the house was off limits which was a bummer! Overall, do visit and decide for yourself which end of the spectrum you belong to. Tip: Make sure to download the guide app to learn about the history and relevance of this place and enjoy the full experience. read more
A Can't Miss! Incredible! The Breakers is the summer "cottage" of the Vanderbilt Family. Your visit will give you is a peek into not just a home, but the history and lifestyle of a bygone time. The home itself is spectacular in it's grandeur and opulence. The architecture and artwork are gorgeous. Very European. The family stories are captivating. The grounds and adjacent cliff walk are remarkable. The informative tour is self guided using an app or a paper handout. There is a lot of bonus info on the app if you're interested. Give yourself a solid two hours if you're going to do the cliff walk and grounds. read more
Such a beautiful mansion with so much history. We went during the lights display and it was incredible. It was not over crowded and very well planned. Employees are super helpful and everyone was respectful. Each room had its own Christmas tree and so many photo options. The walk through the grounds with all of the Christmas decor was amazing. We spent an hour and a half at the mansion and they even had hot coco and cider for the outside walk read more
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