The Landmark Resort offers 16 different room styles and charges different amounts for each suite based on the season. It can be confusing. Some of our room terminology is explained below. To make checking rates easier for you, we've broken it down in a number of ways.
When do you plan to visit the Landmark?
Do you know the season in which you'd like to visit us? Click on the link below to get the rates for the specific time period listed.
n October 18, 2009 - October 31, 2009
n November 1, 2009 - May 27, 2010 time frame.
n May 28, 2010 - June 17, 2010 time frame.
n June 18, 2010 - August 14, 2010 time frame.
n Aug 15, 2010 - Oct 16, 2010 time frame.
n Oct 17, 2010 - Oct 30, 2010 time period.
n October 31, 2010 - May 26, 2011 time period.
How many bedrooms will you need?
Click on the link below to get the rates for the number of bedrooms you will need.
n 1-bedroom suite
n 2-bedroom suite
n 3-bedroom suite
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Room Types?
There are a few terms that may be unique to the Landmark Resort. When describing rooms, you may see or hear the following ...
Amenity Level: located on the lower level of the building. It is the first floor, and the same level as the whirlpool and steam room. All Amenity Level units are located water-side and have a patio.
Main Level: Units located on the entry level of the building - referred to as the second floor when in the elevator. Wood side units have a patio, and water side units have a patio or balcony.
Premiere: One-bedroom water-side suites with a larger living area.
Lofted Suites: In lofted suites. the second bedroom is a semi-private loft overlooking the living and dining room area.
Enclosed Suites: In our enclosed suites, both bedrooms are enclosed.
Water View: Suites referred to as water-side or water-view ... have a view of the sparkling waters of the bay of Green Bay.
Woodland View: Wood side or woodland view means that the suite has a wooded view, and does not face the water.
Taxes?
It's true. You can't escape taxes ... not even in Door County. We have a 5.5% sales tax, and a 5.5% room tax. The total - 11% - will be added to the rates quoted to you or shown throughout our web site.
2009-2010 Daily Rates
** A 10% discount is offered for stays of 7 nights or longer.
** Various packages and discounts may not be combined.
** Rates are subject to change without notice.
** Rates are based on double occupancy (per bedroom). $12.00 for each additional person 12 years of age and older.
** Group rates are available for 10 suites or more. Contact Group Sales.
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Door County is known for cherries. There are more than 2000 acres devoted to cherry orchards.
In 2005 Door County cherry trees produced a harvest of 10.5 million pounds, a bumper crop.
The earliest known mention of cherries is in Theophrastus (372-272 B.C.) "History of Plants," in which he indicated that cherries had been cultivated for hundreds of years in Greece.
Broadway (street in New York) shifts west at East 10th Street because a cherry tree once stood there.
There are more than 1,000 varieties of cherries in the United States, but fewer than 10 are produced commercially.
The readers of Door County magazine selected the Landmark Resort tops in two categories in the 2009 "Best of Door County" balloting: Best Customer Service and Best Lodging for Families.
