The worst. Ripped us off. It was dirty, broken, and he said he would refilled us. He lied.read more

Just avoid this place, :D cockroaches bed bugs and rats will eat your food, Everything is nasty…read moreand stinky, the stuff does not give too much fks abot what u want or what u need. this place is horrible, never but never come here to stay!

Just had an amazing time at the only Caves in the Adirondacks! We had a blast walking down and…read moreexploring the caves. All the caves are outdoors and can be self guided! Perfect for families but be careful to wear sneakers as some areas are slippery! We brought our newborn and it wasn't too bad! Just go slow if you're also with elderly parents. Fun place!

Absolutely beautiful. Loved every minute of trekking through the caves, bridges and trails. This is…read morea must see attraction in the Adirondacks and a great way to see the natural landscape. Grab a walking stick and get ready for a fun outdoorsy adventure and don't forget to check out the gem & gift shops on the way out!

We enjoyed our stay at the Mountain Top Resort, and attended a wedding on site. This property is…read morelocated in Chittenden which might be convenient during the winter ski season, but we found it a bit out of the way and not very close to much. Rutland is the closest town. About the property, it is nice and seems well cared for and has beautiful views of the reservoir and surrounding mountains. Rooms are a bit dated, but clean. All the staff we met were very friendly. We had a chance to eat dinner at the restaurant on site and we were pleasantly surprised at the caliber of the food, well above standard "hotel" dining. This carried through to the food which was served to us at the wedding, again well above what we expected. There are a variety of activities available, but we felt that the property didn't quite rise to the "resort" bar. Again, winter might be completely different.

Go almost every year with a small group... still a friendly…read morestaff; Brenden at the bar is awesome and can make a cocktail; good items on menu; good wine list; beautiful al fresco dining. But do not ever, ever order a steak if you like it anything under medium or well done. They consistently over cook

What an attractive facility! The staff was beyond friendly and helpful, the amenities were…read morecharming, the grounds and building were beautiful. We had a thoroughly enjoyable stay. If in the area again I wouldn't look elsewhere. We really enjoyed everything here. Some things to know since they are a little different than a typical spot: 1) No refrigeration in our room. Not sure if all rooms are like that. There's a community fridge behind the bar and it worked just fine for us. 2) Ice is in a small freezer behind the bar that they refill from the kitchen. It worked for us. 3) Breakfast is pretty similar from day to day. Little egg cups (crustless quiche) and an amazing yogurt that you can customize however you wish. Fresh bagels and breads. Coffee setup is well organized and works well. 4) The people are wonderful. As good as it gets. 5) Great rooms. Ours had a very comfortable bed and pillows, a small sitting area where we had a bottle of wine with friends very comfortably and a large bathroom with a great shower and separate tub. 6) No TVs but excellent Wi-Fi. Who has time to watch tv when you're travelling? Not us. I do need to stay connected to work, though, and the Wi-Fi had a reliable connection and decent speed for me. 7) The common areas are very comfortable and as beautiful as you could ever want. So many spaces to settle into without another guest on top of you. 8) Maybe 10 minutes to the downtown area. Not walkable but close enough that you don't really have to plan the trip. We really loved our stay at the Blind Tiger. I would happily return. Just a wonderful place!

Blind Tiger is easily my favorite hotel I've ever stayed at. I can't wait to come back. What an…read moreaesthetically pleasing & cozy dream-come-true! Check-in was seamless & very personable - I rang a bell in the lobby & someone (Paige, I think?) appeared in seconds. My room was ready before their stated 4 PM check-in time, so I was allowed to settle in early. I stayed in the Half Pigeon room (all of the rooms are named & have very different vibes) which was very black & white & abstract. The common areas are designed to perfection. The solarium?! Maybe my favorite room I've ever stepped into in the entire universe. There are multiple fireplaces throughout the first floor. There is a small fridge for guest-use in the bar area, as well as an ice freezer. Snacks in a snack cabinet up for grabs. Breakfast was incredible. A full spread of fruits, yogurt, housemade bread (& gluten-free bread by request), flourless quiche bites, & more. Delicious, fresh-brewed coffee & all sorts of milks to choose from. On day two, they did breakfast to-order rather than a buffet. I assume to reduce food waste. I filled out a card with my desired breakfast order & what time I'd like to eat. It appeared on a tray in the dining room exactly when I requested. This hotel is SO worth the little splurge. I'm already daydreaming about planning a trip back to Burlington to stay here again. I'll pick a different room next time to experience something new. Thank you to the Blind Tiger team for creating such a beautiful, welcoming space. I didn't know hotels could feel like this!

We booked our stay early in the year for June to celebrate my husband's 50th birthday…read more Unfortunately, while driving to the resort, we experienced a medical emergency and had to cancel the trip. When we called the Sagamore, I was genuinely impressed by how empathetic and accommodating the staff were on the phone. Instead of enforcing a strict cancellation policy, they allowed us to reschedule for a later date when we were ready. Many businesses would not have been so understanding, and they deserve full credit for their excellent customer service. We eventually rescheduled during peak season. While that wasn't ideal because it cost nearly twice as much as our original June booking, we viewed staying at a resort like the Sagamore as a once-in-a-lifetime experience and decided it would be worth it. Check-in was smooth and efficient. We received a map of the property and information about resort activities and amenities. Our villa was farther from the main resort than we would have preferred, but the walk was scenic and enjoyable. We stayed in a Hermitage Suite, and I wish I had paid closer attention to the layout before booking. There is only one bathroom, which is located upstairs and accessible through the master bedroom. Having no half-bath on the main floor, especially where the secondary sleeping area is located, is a poor design choice. Additionally, if our son slept on the pull-out sofa, it completely blocked access to the patio, where we had hoped to relax in the evenings after he went to sleep. Since there was plenty of space in the master bedroom, we asked whether cots were available, but they were not. We ended up creating a makeshift bed upstairs using couch cushions. It wasn't ideal, but it allowed us to enjoy our evenings without being confined to the bedroom for the entire week. Our biggest disappointment, however, was the lack of soundproofing. The walls were so thin that it felt as though the units were separated by curtains. We could hear everything from neighboring rooms: conversations, children yelling, people running up and down stairs, alarm clocks, televisions left on all night, and more. For a property positioned as a luxury resort, this was extremely disappointing. There were also several smaller issues throughout our stay. The toilet paper holder constantly dropped the roll, the thermostat repeatedly reset itself to 75°F, the Wi-Fi was unreliable, and the TV frequently lost signal. We only contacted staff regarding the Wi-Fi because I needed to handle an urgent work matter and about the TV because our son wakes up very early, and we hoped to let him watch a show while we caught up on sleep. The resort grounds themselves were pleasant, though not exceptional. We enjoyed spending time at the lake. The pool, however, appeared cloudy on our first visit and could benefit from additional maintenance. We appreciated the complimentary rides on the Morgan ferry and wish we had taken advantage of all three tour options to experience more of the lake. The recreation center was also a nice feature for families with children, although some of the equipment and facilities could use repairs and upkeep. I want to remain fair because the resort was so accommodating when we needed to reschedule. However, based on our experience, this did not feel like a true luxury property. Service throughout the restaurants was disappointing, with staff often appearing disengaged or uninterested. What stood out most was that during our stay, we greeted dozens of employees while walking around the property and received only one response. At a luxury resort, that level of indifference is surprising. The resort hosted several large events during our visit, which appeared to be weddings. While it's easy to understand why the property is an attractive event venue, it often felt as though those events were the primary focus rather than the resort guests. Ultimately, this was the most expensive family vacation we have ever taken, and we left feeling exhausted and frustrated rather than refreshed. One final observation: I have noticed management responses to critical reviews often focus on defending the resort rather than acknowledging guests' experiences. Whether management agrees with a review or not, people are entitled to their feelings. A more empathetic response would go much further in demonstrating a commitment to guest satisfaction. I truly wanted to love this resort, especially given how accommodating they were when we had to reschedule. Unfortunately, our experience did not live up to the expectations associated with the price point or the luxury reputation. Looking back, I wish I had paid more attention to reviews describing similar concerns, as many of the issues we encountered do not appear to be isolated incidents.

We come every year, so at this point I've had a lot of review updates…read more It's still a very positive experience across the board here. The property is an absolute dream and my kids could spend the entire day playing in the pool and in the lake. Rooms are a bit dated but are still clean and spacious, and I love that they have condo style rooms which make travel with small kids much easier. We usually eat dinner on property at least once, and Bella Vita is always a great option. Prices have (unsurprisingly) raised a lot though. A market price lobster roll is $45, so that was one and done! Complimentary ice cream every day and s'mores every night is a nice touch though. I wish that they did conferences in the off season. A conference started during the middle of our stay and there was a noticeable difference in how crowded the resort was. So that was kind of a bummer. Overall we love it here and look forward to this trip every year.

This lodge is its own small town. Restaurants. Shops. Dining options. While valet is an option,…read moreit's totally worth the daily fee! They provide you with a text message option to call for the car and you can track its arrival. Check in and out was a breeze. Our room was tidy and the bathroom was equipped with a beautiful tub and shower! The room was equipped with essential needs including a two-burner stove, microwave, fridge, dishes, dishwasher and more. Although we didn't participate, I saw a sign that yoga was offered daily and guests were always in the pool, indicating it was warm :)

It's fine. I didn't come for skiing (came here during the summer), but I can imagine that's…read moreprobably the biggest draw here. It's very close to the gondola and the slopes. I saw a ski lift entrance steps from the hotel. The hotel itself is nice. Rooms were comfortable. They put me a room with a kitchen for some reason. I didn't use it, but it was well stocked with basic pots/pans/dishware. Room was clean, but more attention to detail could be nice. Some stains on walls and there was a pantyliner sticker (not mine) stuck to the bathroom cabinet when I arrived. My room also had a fireplace, which was a nice touch. You are kinda far from other things, though. Unless you have a car, you're kinda stranded. They have some random shops and there's a few restaurants, but everything closes very early. At one point, I wanted to see what other food options were available via GrubHub and Uber eats and no other options presented. The restaurants are fine - expensive, though. Since you're kinda trapped they can charge whatever. The food was fine. I will say they charge a 20% service fee, even for pick up orders. Basically, I could have got it delivered to my room for the same price (plus tip). But to charge a 20% fee when you go in person for a to go order feels ridiculous.