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A cigar is NEVER just a cigar!
Cigars are for exclusive events onlyMansion Smoking Policy >
As a private club, The Mansion provides you the freedom to choose a smoking or smoke-free (or combination) environment for your gathering — when you choose the exclusive club floor rental option. While we support the responsible use of fine cigars and cigarettes, we also recognize and accomodate all of the diverse needs of our members. To that end, we offer a state-of-the art air circulation and purification system that allows for constant clean air throughout The Mansion.
Our world class mahogany humidor, is kept at 70 degrees with a humidity level of 70% to ensure the integrity of every cigar. We have a wide variety of cigars on hand. You can also host an event with a cigar roller
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We arrived half an hour early due to a long trip and were happy that we were able to start then instead of waiting half an hour. The check in gentleman was very polite and welcoming. At first we were overwhelmed by the sheer amount of stuff everywhere. Once we acclimated to the environment we had an enjoyable time. Our 14 year old son (who didn't want to come) had the most fun finding hidden doors. The only drawback that we had was that there were so many people there that it was so easy to find some doors just because other people were opening and closing them as we were walking into some of the rooms. If you have mobility issues (we do not) I cannot imagine this would be a very accessible place to visit. There was an elevator, but many narrow halls and stairs everywhere would make it difficult, if not impossible to navigate. There was one staircase that had ceiling to floor art work and no hand rails. This was difficult for my husband to navigate coming down due to some balance issues. Overall it was a great experience for us.
— Melissa Lewis
