I had a really nice stay at the Brookmere during my trip to Saratoga Springs. While we only stayed…read morea night, the hotel was very clean. All of the furniture and decor at the hotel was tasteful and luxurious. The staff here were very nice and gave an overview regarding all the amenities included. While we didn't have the time to enjoy too much of the hotel, I appreciated their hospitality. Their $30 destination fee included a daily $15 food and beverage credit (I don't think this was applied at the end of our stay), their welcome cocktail for two, and more. The welcome cocktail was the Garden Sangria, which was yummy and refreshing. We also ordered the sweet chili fried shrimp at the bar. This was kind of bland and could have used more sauce. Overall, I enjoyed my time at the Brookmere.

I was disappointed in the menu, only 5-6 entree items. Salads and appetizers would add $40 or so…read moreto the menu I ordered the scallops. $52 for 3 large delicious scallops, served with small smashed potatoes and veggies A delicious creamy desert was a nice small perfect treat to share

such a wonderful experience. The staff is encouraging and knowledgeable. the space is conducive to…read moreyour healing

I needed Physical Therapy for a muscle issue in my back. I worked with Anna Tommasone, DPT, who is…read morenew to the office. I was very pleased with her thoroughness and ability to treat the issue, and she e-mailed me videos of the exercises I need to do between visits. I recommend her and the practice.

The Stockade Inn is in a great location. It is charming, well priced, clean and comfortable. It…read moreis not a cookie cutter run of the mill hotel. It is historic and lovely. If I have to voice a complaint, it would be that the hall lights are a too bright and the light comes in under the door to the room. Aside from that, it is delightful and I will stay again. Communication with the host & staff was terrific too. Graham's coffee shop in the building is also convenient and excellent.

Our family planned a Memory Lane trip led by Linton High School 1964 grad Tony Rotundo who grew up…read moreasa Union College faculty kid on Seward Place. He's also a historian so we got a lot of local history plus trips to Gershons deli, More Perreca's, and Cornell's. We loved the hospitality and beauty of the historic Stockade Inn where great breakfasts and coffee can be had. We will come back when they have their bar and fine dining up and running. Highly recommended!!!!

We stayed at the Washington Park Inn on the night of 8/16/26. It was supposed to be a 4-night stay…read more We elected to leave and find better accommodations. The following paragraph, and the pictures attached, was from the email sent to the owner/operator after our first, and only, night. The email was resent after receiving a generic "Thank you for staying with us" email on 8/21/26. When we left in the morning I also sent a text message to the contact number we were given. As of the date of this review (8/30/26) I have received no response in any form. I cannot argue the lack of refund due to accepting the policy when booking but I would expect an acknowledgment of my communications. I will say that the common area inside did appear to be nicely maintained and clean. My rating is based on the significant differences between website photos/descriptions and actual conditions and the complete lack of response to my communications. "We were very disappointed in the condition of the inn. Aside from the cosmetic condition around the outside of the building, we were disappointed to find light bulbs out in our room, the bathroom doorknob that appeared ready to fall off, curtains and blinds that did not block the streetlights streaming in, missing blinds on one window, windows that could not be locked, no apparent climate control for our room (even a table fan would have been helpful), a thoroughly unimpressive view of basketball courts and a skate park (not Washington Park) from our window, and under the bed looked like it had not been cleaned. While the room was sufficient enough to sleep in for one night, we did not feel that it was worth staying as we were celebrating an anniversary and had expected a more intimate and comfortable stay. The pictures and descriptions from the website appeared to be somewhat misleading. I recall the refund policy did not include early check outs but in light of the multiple deficiencies at the property that prompted our early departure, and given that the room will be available to you for rebooking, I am respectfully requesting a partial refund of 50% (just the room fee for 2 nights) of our reservation cost. "

Washington Park Inn is a lovely bed and breakfast located in a nice area across from Washington…read morepark. It's close to everything so the location is good. The room we reserved was not the room we stayed in therefore making it difficult to work without a desk and the extra space we paid for but didn't get. No one apologized for this inconvenience. The amenities were not as stated on their website either. Only one bike available, no pressed coffee, no charcuterie either. Our bed was comfortable but our room either too hot or very cold. Easy parking and very clean. The cleaning lady was very nice! Make sure and stay upstairs, the rooms downstairs I think would not be very quiet. If the amenities were as they advertised I would stay here again.

The room are clean and nice location to where I need to go thai tavorn temple which just 20 minutes…read moreup away . Breakfast are provided . Parking are easy and location are very good . The manager Gunjan are very nice lady , friendly and helpful . I highly recommend this hotel if you are near by . Definetly will come back again !

The room and bath were clean but dated. They charge a security deposit and are worried about…read moresmoking in the room yet guests and employees smoke pot outside the automatic doors so when they open that pungent odor gets sucked in and the whole place smells like pot! The man at the front desk was rude. Stayed here because it was close to where we needed to be for a funeral.

Worst place in town. Went in as a customer and left feeling like family. Walked in and there was…read moreonly three people including the bartender. Makes the customers get their own drinks from the fridge?? Now Dan waves at me every time I drive by and I can no longer pretend I don't know my neighbors. Zero stars.

My FAV place for a drink and a good time with old friends.. the vibes are high, chairs are squishy,…read moregreat merch

A very homey neighborhood pub with friendly staff and happy customers! We ordered the corn beef…read moresandwiches and they were very tasty.

Stumbled across this place today. Actually saw a sign on my way to the local farm stand. Glad we…read morewent. Neighborhood Pub. Had the horse races on, a otb machine so you can watch and place a bet. Great friendly server who took our order, handled the bar, served us, and maybe cooked too ! She never missed a beat or customer. We ordered onion rings as a starter. My daughter had the hot roast beef platter with French fries, topped with brown gravy. I had a tossed salad with grilled chicken. After I saw the foot long Sabretts I wish I went with that. Next time. All and all a cool place to sit back and relax. Nice and cool inside however they do have outside tables.

Outstanding Décor! Continental Breakfast! Deluxe Rooms with…read morevery comfortable beds. JFK Memorabilia. Knights in Armor. Campaign Flags. Ample Parking. Reasonable Rates. A stay you will never forget...

I want to start by saying you have to go here. You have to experience this location. It's…read moremagnificent-- from the moment you walk through the massive guardian lions at the front door to the banquet tables in the Great Hall to the Kennedy room at the top. This is not a food destination. The Castle has a limited menu, not offering cocktails or apps. We ordered a basic bottle of red, Apothic. Ciabatta bread was served, but there was no sign of bread plates. My husband ordered the salmon, and I ordered the braised short rib. Both were mid, not much flavor, and the table didn't even offer salt and pepper. When I requested it, it was graciously provided. Each meal came with an historical salad, circa Alexander the Great. When our meals came, they were warm, served with unimaginative vegetables. They did offer a purple carrot, a unicorn in Amsterdam. In a spectacular location like this, they could do a killing if their food was as unique and as inspired as their ambience. The service was solid. Everyone we encountered did their best to meet our needs. They were obviously kind people. At $140 for two with gratuity, this was steep for what we got.