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Not sure how to describe this place... but if you're not into weird, wacky or random things, then the Mansion is not for you.It is a very quirky museum come hotel come antique store. We got tickets for $30 per person. It was fun exploring and walking through all the different themed rooms - a lot of the items in the mansion are very random (and on sale). There is some really cool history here - for example, Rosa Parks stayed at the Mansion for a while... as have some musicians. We had a chance to meet the owner when we first got in, and her whole life story is was very interesting to hear about.Not sure that there are many places like this in the world, so if you have a chance to visit I would recommend it. We spent about 1.5 hours here, but you certainly don't need that much time (45mins to an hour would suffice).They do have a bar and allow you to carry drinks around (if purchased from them).

This was a husband and wife date. We really enjoyed challenging each other at finding the most doors, He was the winner of course. We spent two hours inside ONLY due to the near by 2hour parking meters and the no re-entry into the museum. We had to leave WAY before we wanted to (so sad). I REALLY wish we had more time, because while exploring we saw stairs we thought we would come back to only to never find them again LOL. With that being said I know we missed lots of rooms which of course works for the museum we HAVE to revisit, only finding 8 of the possible 70+ makes me want to explore again and again.

Every time that I visit I find something new. This is my third time, and I would definitely do it again.

Fascinating, intriguing, fun, and historical, too. Loved that there are multiple hunts from which to choose! Staff was amazing! Beautiful artifacts everywhere, loved the themed bathrooms, secret doors, music, signed guitars and original art, lavishly decorated rooms and ceilings. Had a blast exploring alone today but will definitely return with friends and family.