Solid choice if you don't require the most luxurious accommodations. Flatscreen TV with cable (not…read morethe best picture quality), payphone outside, no Internet, plenty of parking, clean towels/bedsheets (although we were unable to get more towels upon request despite paying additional money for each one of our guests). There was an AC unit in the room and a spacious "walk in closet" with a coat rack. Bathroom as well. Everything worked fine. Overall I would probably stay here again since we got such a good price and it was overall a very clean motel.

Had an amazing time here! The natural setting is beautiful and peaceful, the food was incredible,…read moreand the overall vibe was exactly what we needed--relaxing, cozy, and welcoming. Can't wait to come back!

First, the site is magnificent: the Catskills air is amazing, the Inn and outlying facilities are…read moreset on peaceful, perfectly landscaped grounds. Our accommodations were spacious, clean, and comfortable. Maria, the innkeeper and owner, is charming and most welcoming. Each morning she sets out a sumptuous breakfast. Our stay was totally stress-free. Remarkable these days!

Such a lovely hotel. There's a cafe with a great barista and amazing baked goodies, a lovely…read moreseating area with a continental breakfast, plus laundry and all sorts of great services. The room came with a booklet letting you know where to eat, shop, and all the local transit services. Like they thought of EVERYTHING! Our hotel just before traveling here was the Marriott, and this was easily on the same level. Room has all the accommodations you could need, with a fridge (not a mini fridge!), a little TV, and a desk/vanity. My only tiny gripe is a lack of outlets (as someone with a million devices to plug in.) Our AC wasn't working correctly when we came in, but the front desk immediately sent a handyman that replaced the motherboard. Just unreal service.

The staff is kind and very helpful. It was so nice stayung in a place full of other Jehovah's…read moreWitnesses. All the guests were also friendly and kind The beds are comfortable and clean. The breakfast thats served in the morning is delicious and there's a couple options to chose from. Everyone respected quiet hours as well. There's a pool that we didnt use, but it would have been cool if we did. There is a seating area outside as well. My favorite thing about the entire place is the gift shop!!!! Everything inside was related to JW (organizers for tracts and magazines, service bags and purses, bible and song book covers, ties, cute scripture pins that you could use as gifts, etc). I got some cute stickers and a Bible Study Journal so now I can stop writing all my notes like a loony in the edges of my bible Harvest Inn is about 1hr 3min to Warwick Bethel and Patterson Betherl and about 10ish minutes to Walkill Bethel. There's a kingdom hall in Pinebush as well. If you plan on going to New York City from here, Plan to go to the train station in Beacon as it takes you straight to grand central. Parking is free on the weekends and $10ish (i think) for the weekdays. (Much cheaper than going to NYC by car. My one and only gripe: Whoever was in the room above us was not lightfooted. We heard every squeak of their footsteps and it was rather annoying because it affected my husband and I's sleep. It felt rather rude that they walked so heavy. But thats my only complaint. Actually 1 more but its more of a suggestion: Most hotels, inns, and motels I have been to have ADA accessibility. There's no buttons to help open doors. Im not personally disabled but it would be nice to see something like that installed in the future for those who need help opening doors 4/5 stars

HORRIBLE PLACE!!! dirty place! when we first arrived to our…read moreroom, there was a piece of gum stuck on the floor. didnt notice it at first, until my dog started to scrape it off the floor. dirty carpeting, wires hanging in the middle of the room, air conditioners blowing right onto beds, and they are not even working properly. bathroom, that's another story- shower rod/curtain fell on top of my head while i was showering. not a table to put your things down. a bug was crawling on my bed. linens are yellow, towels look like they are older than i am, which is over 30 yrs old. Lets' talk about food, well, you better stock something up in u'r refrigerator, otherwise, ...they pack 250-300 people all at once in a diner, and everyone is breathing on you, looking at you, coughing at you. waiters, not even professionals, bring u a plate that looks like vomit! just one look of it, and you lose u'r appetite! i asked for juice or soda, "sorry, we dont have that!" . before coming over to this resort, we asked Natasha, what kind of drinking water do u guys have? she responded that everyone drinks from the faucet. hmmm, ok, i am in my room, not even a cup! was i supposed to drink like a dog from a faucet????? if anyone is inquiring about pictures, i have pictures, email me and i will supply them to you. Not only was my vacation ruined, my sisters, my mom, and the children :(

I would give this place 2.5, but I'll be fair. Target age group -below 15 and over 55, give or take…read morea few years, not in between (I fall in the in-between category)! I was very excited to go and checked their website every day a week prior to my arrival. And few days before, stumbled upon the review below. I was terrified and prepared myself for the worst, camping conditions worst! I guess low expectations lessened the blow. The rooms are very run down. All the bathrooms have a very strong urinal odor very unpleasant and hard to bare. The bed cover was stained, lots of red stains. The pillows also had red stains on them. Some looked like markers, others did not. And yes the towels are very stained, both yellow and black stains, I wonder if these people ever heard of bleach. There is also taxidermy of dead bugs on the white walls. And finally TV: 5 Russian channels, 3 kids' channels, 1 HBO. Now the food. They feed you 3 meals a day. Got to say the variety is reasonable. The portions, well kids and adults get the same portions. But between the appetizers and the leftovers of kids who don't eat one can manage to get full. I didn't enjoy their homemade Russian styled food, but others didn't complain. The tea cups are not clean well, and water that they serve does not seem like bottled water. As mentioned below there is no water in the rooms, and the tap water just smells of chlorine. After reading the review below, we armed ourselves with bottled water from home. Also if not too much of a hassle bring your own bedding. Now the reason I gave this place 3 stars not 1, is because of how much I see others enjoying this place. Grandparents and their grandkids love it. They come here for 1 to 2 weeks in a row. And they come back over and over again. The kids don't care about the unsanitary conditions and their adults either don't care or don't notice. There is warm-up aerobics for the elderly before breakfast by the pool. If your windows are facing the pool you will get a Russian music wakeup call. But its not bad because you need to be up for breakfast. It starts at 9 and ends at around 945. And you must come on (or close to) time. In the evenings there are also music played for kids and adults, both seem to enjoy it. There is a pond with fish and turtles. Ducks and their poop dominate the grass. There is playgrounds for kids. Overall there are things to do, and the air is fresh. Didn't go to the pool so cannot comment on that, but you cannot swim in their pond. So besides the eh food and smelly rooms the place is not terrible. But if you are between ages 15-55, not the place for you. And if you don't speak Russian forget about it, only once who speak English at this place are kids.

Amazing! The nicest bed and breakfast we've ever stayed at. Private entrance to your own private…read morearea of the house. Completely renovated and beautiful. Place was immaculate. Dog friendly and a huge fenced in yard for the dogs to run off leash. A dog friendly bed and breakfast and we didn't see a dog hair anywhere. Breakfast was better than most restaurants. Home made granola with fruit, eggs Benedict, orange waffles! The host was very accommodating and as friendly as can be. We can't wait to back this summer and sit by the pool! Multiple wineries close by and downtown new paltz about a 10 min drive.

I cannot recommend this place enough. I came as a solo traveler with a dog and chose this…read morebed-and-breakfast because of how dog friendly it was. The entire area is fenced in, and I felt very comfortable letting my dog roam around. There are plenty of chairs around so you can rest while the dogs explore and check out the different flowers, statues, etc. The patio was furnished well with tables, chairs, and rocking chairs. I stayed at the cottage, which came with its own patio, and had a kitchen, living space with a large TV, comfortable queen bed, and clean bathroom. I highly recommend it. I initially thought it was too much space for me and the dog, but it turned out to be great. Lots of space for the dog to roam around when it started to rain and it had a beautiful, bucolic environment. I also chose this inn for the breakfast, and Bernetta did not disappoint. She makes everything by hand and you can tell how fresh it is. I was welcomed with two homemade and delicious chocolate chip cookies. She offered two types of coffee, a flavored coffee and a regular one, and breakfast came with a freshly baked good. I stayed for two days. Saturday had a savory breakfast, and Sunday had a sweet one. Both were delicious. To highlight how fresh everything was, Bernetta had chosen fresh apples local to the area for the sweet Sunday breakfast. Bernetta is also an excellent host. She offered great tips and restaurant and activity recommendations. She's easy to talk to and went out of her way to make my dog and I feel comfortable. She also has a beautiful and friendly dog that loves to play. My dog and I cannot wait to come back!

DeBruce is like heaven on earth and Marilyn is the best host there is.former owner of DeBruce Inn…read more Rose Cottage is nearly 200 years old, formerly DeBruce Club Inn and before that the Homestead. Food is their specialty and Davidson's Country Store. Origin of American dry fly fishing over a Century ago, on the juncture of Mongaup and Willowemoc Streams The restored buildings are meticulously preserved while made current and comfortable and beautiful...Marilyn is a well known NY artist and supports an art foundation

We booked a room here on a whim, after dropping our son off to summer camp. We suspect the owner…read morewasn't intending to have guests that weekend, but she graciously allowed us to stay there and even found one of her employees to come in specially to serve us breakfast. Hummingbirds swirled about the front porch in the early morning. The nearby town of Livingston Manor is very sweet and cozy, providing us with a first-rate meal and a pleasant morning of window shopping.

The inn is "tired". No upkeep outdoors .. spider webs, peeling paint. Sad because it is a lovely…read moreplant. The room was decent and clean, though. Then there was the breakfast. There was very little lighting in the kitchen where you serve yourself. Remarkably, there was no one around the entire weekend. You and other guests had to forage through drawers for utensils, plates and napkins. (The second day there were no napkins so we used paper towels. Someone left hard boiled eggs, store bought mini croissants. An open dish of (maybe 10 blueberries). There was yogurt...not in containers mind you. It was maybe half a container that was put in a soup bowl. The fruit bowl held 3 green bananas and underneath were about 4 limes and 2 lemons. Not really a breakfast fruit bowl. You ate in that very dimly lit kitchen if there was a chair available. Talk about the lack of choice and worse-the unsanitary conditions. The following day, the same food was served... as if it was wrapped and then unwrapped. I'm a "grab a coffee and go" person so I wasn't so perturbed. I think the better word is that I was insulted. Not a place to stay. I promise.

Lovely old house - sits on gorgeous property. Staff is friendly and the opportunity to build your…read moreown fire (wood stove or fire pit) is unique and fun. There are a couple of quirks: If you book through Expedia, call Nine River and make sure they have actually reserved the room. Also, if you are there are on a day when the front desk is closed, make sure you have been given the correct phone number to contact someone for assistance, if required.

Had a great stay - no issues with check in, everything was nice & clean and front the front desk…read moreteam was nice. The room was fairly big, clean and had a nice view.

This used to be a decent place to stay, but quality has plummeted while prices have gone up. The…read morestaff was friendly and the room was fine, but the property has major issues. The water temperature was completely broken; showering meant dealing with unpredictable freezing and boiling water, and the tap water was dangerously hot even on the coldest setting. Add in a horrendous breakfast, a freezing pool, and no hot tub, and it's simply not worth the money. I won't be back.