I booked the Motel Montreal on Expedia. The room was advertised as having a partial lake view. When…read moreI checked in at the Motel Montreal, the front desk clerk said to follow her and she walked me to the front desk at the Lake Haven hotel next door. The room she gave me had a view of the parking lot. I indicated the room was advertised as having a partial lake view. She didn't offer anything else except to give the number of a reservation manager. I called and texted that number with no response. The number listed on Expedia was for the Sundowner. I called that number with no response. I ended up turning in the keys and working with Expedia to try to get a refund. Customer service is terrible!

I don't write bad reviews, I just don't and especially not for family owned places but this is…read moresomething different entirely. This place is outdated and not taken care of. Photos are misleading, there was moldy spot on the mattress topper which was just sitting there exposed for us to see when we got there. Carpet hasn't been changed in probably 30 years. Stained beyond belief. Spiders crawling on the walls. Sheets were wrinkled which really made me question how clean they were. We ended up leaving that same day. Normally I would have stuck it out for the two days that we were booked BUT we had our one year old daughter with us and there was NO WAY in hell I'd let her sleep in her pack and play on that disgusting floor. I'm so beyond words disappointed. There's truly no excuse for this sort of negligence of such beautiful property. Parents be warned, pictures are misleading.

I've heard about The Sagamore Resort for years and was excited to finally experience it this past…read moreweekend. Everyone I mentioned it to raved about how wonderful it is, so we arrived with high expectations and lots of anticipation. At check-in we were given a list of activities, which all looked fun -- though we later learned most didn't begin until the following day. Not a big issue, just something to be aware of if you're arriving for a short stay. We stayed in the Hermitage Lodge, and the layout of the room was actually very nice -- a downstairs kitchenette and small living area, with a beautiful loft upstairs featuring a king bed. The only drawback was having just one bathroom. Unfortunately, shortly after arriving, we noticed several ants -- first on the bed in the loft, then in the bathroom, and later in other areas of the room. Given the cold winter weather, it was surprising. We chose to mention it to the front desk the next day. They kindly offered to move us and provided a $70 credit, which we appreciated. Since we only had one night left, we decided not to relocate. At the room rate, we had hoped for a bit more in terms of condition upon arrival. We enjoyed lunch at Caldwell's and dinner at Mr. Brown's Pub, and later at La Bella Vita -- all pleasant experiences (I've reviewed those separately). The property itself is truly beautiful. In the winter, however, many of the scheduled activities and amenities seemed primarily geared toward families with young children. That's perfectly fine -- I've raised two boys, I get it -- but it wasn't quite the "grand" weekend experience we had envisioned. I can absolutely imagine that in the summer, with the stunning views of Lake George and the full range of offerings, this resort feels magical. In the winter, while still lovely, it didn't fully match our expectations for the price point. Overall, it's a beautiful property with kind staff and great dining -- just perhaps better suited to families or a summertime stay.

Large bugs crawling out of the sink. Mouse droppings and urine on multiple toilet paper rolls. Mold…read morebehind tiles of shower and tub, unit smelled of mold. Balcony had cobwebs we walked into, debris on the floor, and chairs covered in dirt and pollen. Had to clean the chairs myself before sitting. Rotting balcony. Very water-ed down coffee that was barely dark. This place was $650 per night, given all this (especially the health risks) I would expect a place in this condition to be more like $150. The staff was friendly though and the views are nice.

Best mountain for families! Best ski school (all three kids…read morelearned/are learning on it) my two oldest are exceptional skiers and very safe. The mountain is not too small and not too large so perfect for families with kids. Affordable to actually stay on the mountain which is a must with little ones. Christiansens is a solid restaurant with good food and great beer with the perfect ski mountain atmosphere. The snowmaking team (Team Snowmagedon) knows what they are doing. While other mountains north or nearby are struggling, Jiminy has the good snow. They do well to combat the elements or rain or warmer weather. We always have a great time!!

A decent skiing mountain, but definitely on the pricey side. We went with the 3-to-close ticket,…read morewhich was $67--significantly higher than the $30 range we've experienced at other resorts. No discount for Wyndham owners Unfortunately, many trails were closed the night we went, leaving limited skiing options. To be fair, this was likely due to the conditions at the time. The mountain itself is decent , and it's incredibly convenient if you're staying at the Wyndham. Being a ski-in/ski-out resort with access to ski lockers is a big perk, making it a solid choice for Wyndham guests. However, for the cost and limited trail availability, it might not be the best value if you're coming from elsewhere. One thing to note: even if you buy your tickets online , you still have to go to the ticket counter to pick up your RFID badge. This felt inconvenient, especially since we were staying at the Wyndham and wanted to ski on directly from the resort. Overall, it's worth it for convenience, but there's room for improvement.