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Skytop Lodge
Skytop, Pennsylvania, United States · Independent · Core Luxury
Skytop Lodge opened on June 16, 1928, a Dutch Colonial Revival house by John Muller and Mortimer Foster on 5,500 Pocono acres. The Olmsted Brothers shaped the grounds, and Robert White laid out the golf. About 192 rooms still run as a private-estate mountain hotel, and AAA rates it Four Diamond.
- 192 rooms
- Opened 1928
- Neighborhood: Skytop / Pocono estate
- Architect: John Muller (Rossiter & Muller), with Mortimer Foster
About Skytop Lodge
- The lodge opened on 16 June 1928 on 5,500 Pocono acres, John Muller and Mortimer Foster on the Dutch Colonial Revival building, the Olmsted Brothers on the grounds, and Robert White on the golf.
- It cost about 750,000 dollars to build and has been a Historic Hotels of America member since 2000.
History
Opened 16 June 1928. John Muller of Rossiter & Muller with Mortimer Foster. Olmsted Brothers landscaped; Robert White laid out the golf. About 192 rooms.
The setting
On a 5,500-acre private estate at Skytop in the Poconos, with grounds by the Olmsted Brothers.
Restaurants and bars
- Windsor Dining Room — Restaurant
Amenities
- Indoor pool
- Hot tub
- Fitness center
- Tennis
- Golf course
Awards
- AAA Four Diamond (2026)
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