We arrived at Wing's Castle and the views of the Catskills were spectaculor! The castle and the detail was amazing. I think Peter and Toni are outstanding artists and their lifework is absolutely terrific. But with all this aside we were greated by a woman who took our fee $10 per person and given a 10 minute speech of the history of the artists. We were then told about the underground tunnel system which we were not allowed to see because of the construction. We were then brought inside for the tour, which felt very rushed. We saw a total of 3 rooms inside the house, one being the living room which was full of antiques, then the kitchen, and then the bathroom. Again the architecture was amazing. We were told about the upstairs and basement but again were not allowed to view any of these things. We were then led back outside and finished viewing the pool area. For the 30 minute tour, which only 15 minutes was spent inside, I feel that the $10 price was very steep. I can see the cost at $5 per person but at $10, I pretty much was able to see the same photos and more of the interior on-line. I wouldn't recommend this attraction at the price of $10.

When you arrive at Wing Castle you will be greeted by a tour guide who will happily take your $10.00 per person admission fee. You will then begin your 10 to 15 minute tour of a small house built out of rocks, situated on a beautiful piece of property. Before you enter the home you will listen to a short history about the property followed by a description of the amazing tunnel system which exsists beneath the house. HOWEVER, your tour will not include the tunnels because they are still under construction. Upon entering the house you will be led into the living room which is cluttered and covered with antiques and many things. The guide will give you a short description of the staircase that exsists behind the fireplace and climbs several stories to the bedrooms and a balcony. HOWEVER, you won't see the balcony, bedrooms or the staircase as this area is private. Next you'll enter the kitchen area which again, is cluttered and full of stuff. On your way to the front of the house you will be able to see the bathroom, which has an interesting copper bath tub. Upon leaving the home you will be shown the moat/pool which extends around part of the house. Apparently the garden is quite beautiful. HOWEVER, it was also in need of much care and repair. In the end, you will tour 2 rooms and a bathroom. There is very little history here. Don't waste your money, or your time getting there.
Don't waste your money or