We stumbled upon this place when we decided to road trip to Oneida Lake and it was a gem! I called…read moreto see if any cottages were open and Michael was able to get us booked for same day check-in. He was amazing and was able to accommodate our late check-in. He booked us in cottage 32 with an amazing view of the lake and a front and back patio. The back patio faces Harpoon Eddie's and both nights we sat on the balcony and listened to the bands play. The cottage was extremely clean and provided clean linens and towels. This two bedroom, one bath, full kitchen, and living room area were perfect! We were about 20 feet from the beach and enjoyed all of the picnic tables and lounge chairs provided by the cottage. There are also grills available if you would like to pickup groceries from the store down the road and enjoy a cookout. We will definitely be back again! I highly recommend this place if you're in the area and want a beautiful beachfront view!

Quaint place & great location, have been renting with them for almost twenty years and still do…read more It's right next door to one of the best bars in the area and everything else is only a block away.

A great resort and my favorite place…read more Excellent restaurants. Excellent spas. Excellent accommodations, especially The Lodge

Went here randomly. I good getaway. Surprised more ppl don't know about this place. Stayed at the…read morehotel across the street because it's cheaper This place has a restaurant for every cuisine and it's all done well. Their lounge and night scene is way beyond impressive - farm house for country live music - rock music steps below with live band and all your fav hits - jazz room for smooth vibes - $10 cover to get into all as much as you want There's a fancy part of the casino for weddings or just to take pics for the gram Golf course There's boating nearby which was cheap and amazing - forget the name :( Sometimes they have real célèbs like Fraser crane and etc

although this place was an excellent location as in a walk to all and the room was very modern…read morethere are some issues with the room. First the the only air conditioner was in the bathroom and it was a small room size a/c so if you took a shower the a/c was in the bathroom making the rest of the room even warmer. Air was way too small for that size room. Second problem was we used the microwave and the shut off the room circuit breaker for the fridge/TV/microwave leaving us with out all three from 10 pm until we left the next morning at 9. Owner is not on the premises and when he was called we were told that there was nothing that could be done since the breaker box was in another room which was occupied..

What a rip off! 1950s style mostly resident motel "rehabbed" but NOT worth rates charged. We had 2…read moresingle rooms for one night in offseason, total charge $268. Most restaurants closed on Tues and Wed. Part-time manager, Karl, friendly and somewhat helpful, but doors need new, more secure locks, elec outlet in my son's room didn't work so no bedside light, neither of us had even plastic cups in the room, and mine didn't have a wastebasket, 1/3 roll of toilet tissue provided. Few amenities in rooms (no facial tissue, hair dryer, toothpaste; soap was size of butter pat), tho they were clean and newly painted w new mattresses. But the pillows were the worst I've ever seen, mine like torpedoes--neither of us could use them. Small refrigerator kept making loud noises all night. In a small room. If rate was $70 or $80/night, would be ok, but this price for what you get, even near the lake, in this tiny out of the way town in offseason is ridiculous. However, the Spaghetti Factory restaurant was really good. Other better restaurants were closed in early May.

Amazing weekend getaway. Double bed suite w double balcony was beautiful, spacious modern bathroom…read morefeaturing separate tub and shower. All amenities were top notch. Check in was a breeze and super easy. We took advantage of the Skana spa a couple times which was 5 stars! The restaurant at the Lodge, Wildflowers was great for breakfast, super delicious and service was on point. The Lodge is a fantastic accommodation if you want to relax. It's a little bit of a walk to get to the casino and all the restaurants/clubs. The Tower Lounge shakes up some exciting craft cocktails with a stunning view of the great lawn.

Five star accommodations and service at every touch point. The room was spacious, clean, and…read moreluxurious. Room service was on point. We could hear people coming and going from our sleeping area but it was tolerable. There is so much to do and enjoy on premises. My husband and I cannot wait to return here!

Stayed here for a weekend retreat. The location is ideal if you are staying in town or on your way…read morein and need a rest stop Very home like. Very much like bed and breakfast. Staff is very personable. The decor is gorgeous. Loved the checkers board and puzzle set in the middle of the waiting area. Lawn chairs and other seating available outside. Our room was situated by the parking lot which was the quietist. The AC was perfect. Amazing touch was that the room had both a mini fridge AND microwave. Wi-Fi signal song. Daily service to clean room if needed. Vending machines available. Breakfast served daily 6am-9am

Updated and impressive It's not often that one has the need…read moreto stay the night in a hotel in their hometown, but what a great place! The hotel is up to par with many boutique hotels that we've stayed in countrywide. The decor is classy and decorated with lovely old pictures of Boonville, the staff was very friendly and helpful. The lobby had a cute sitting area and a breakfast room, plus they were well equipped with maps for snowmobiling, and the local area. Our room was roomy, clean with a comfy bed, a mini fridge, and had plenty of info about the surrounding towns including restaurants, and fun local activities. If I wasn't a native, this would be certainly helpful.

Great hotel, friendly staff, nice accommodations, rooms were perfect, free shuttle to the Turning…read moreStone, and nice breakfast to finish the stay. A bit pricey but well worth it. Check them out for your next trip.

This hotel is only about 2 years old and still very clean. The staff was very friendly. The…read morecomplimentary breakfast options were great. There was a decent sized lobby option that we used as an adult meet up area where we played cards and watched ESPN on a decent sized television.

We stayed here 2 night. The person next to us blasted his tv all night. When I went to the front…read moredesk to inquire about moving rooms we were assured the person would not be in that room the second night by Peter the manager. Apparently the noisy neighbor decided to extend their stay. Instead of moving us to a new room, which was certainly an option, they left us next to him and we again had very little sleep. Never again. These folks do not care about their guests. Update. While I do not condone the front desk response during our stay, I did contact Wyndham and they refunded our stay. I appreciate this corporation for their response, while never expecting or asking for a refund

This property is located down a long, lonely stretch of road that needs repaving. The parking lot…read morealso needs a refurbish. But once you step into the place, you are pleasantly surprised that this does not appear to be your typical La Quinta. They have a shuttle to the casino if you desire to lose money. The staff at night when we arrived were not overly friendly, but the staff in the morning more than made up for it. The continental breakfast and coffee we're halfway decent. The room was surprisingly quiet given the number of long-term construction workers staying here. As with other hotels with long-term construction work or staying there, there is way too much secondhand smoke as you walk into the building, as there is an area to the left of the entrance.

We stay at this hotel every year for the Boxing HoF induction weekend . Very convenient to…read moreeverything. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is very accommodating especially Trish. It's a great hotel to stay at. Look forward to staying here next year for the Boxing Hof event.

Stayed here with my family on 2 separate occasions on a trip to and back from Canada and we…read morecouldn't have been more satisfied with our stay. The studios that we stayed in were clean and spacious. Overall, the hotel and premises were very clean. The front desk folks were super friendly. Also, there was a daily complimentary hot breakfast served from 6:30 - 9:30 AM Mon-Fri and 7 - 10 AM on Sat-Sun. Some complimentary breakfasts tend to be quite sad, but NOT THIS ONE. For the hot foods there were scrambled eggs, omelettes, sausage links, bacon strips, Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwiches (YES, you read that right) and French toast sticks. There was also quite a variety of pre-packaged cereal, yogurts, milk/chocolate milk, pre-packaged banana and blueberry muffins and juice. Honestly, this was probably one of the best complimentary hotel breakfasts I've had! If I had to create an ideal budget hotel with a complimentary breakfast, this hotel would be it. Definitely would stay here again in the future. (P.S. For you gamblers, the Turning Stone Resort Casino is literally across the street and they have shuttles daily from here!)

Had a lovely visit. Booked a room with a friend for $300 with all the taxes and fees which isn't…read morecheap, but is when you compare to the rooms at the casino. The all hours shuttle to and from the casino was very convenient. The room was clean and was nice to have a little kitchen/seating area where my friend and I had a place to enjoy a drink together. The continental breakfast is basic but was well stoked and a nice perk.

I am surprised this is part of the Turning Stone Casino resort portfolio hotels. The turning stone…read morehotels that are connected to their casino are beautiful. From the tower to the lodge and even the original hotel rooms at the casino, our overall very nice and even the most regular rooms are well appointed and comfortable. This hotel is not that! It is a former microtel hotel that has been purchased and rebranded by Turning Stone as the sandstone hollow inn. It's not bad, but when you have stayed at the actual Turning Stone casino before, you will be disappointed. This is about 1 mi past Turning Stone, which they do make clear when you book it on the website. There are a few other casino hotels that do have separate properties but they are on their lodge property. In those cases, such as that Foxwoods, they are still pretty nice and walkable to the casino. It's a great option for those who maybe want to stay on business but need to be a small effort away from the casino for positive reasons. You can still get there with a shuttle or a bit of a walk, but you will save your wallet by having to be a little more strategic about it The hotel is cute and clean when you enter the lobby. They do offer a nice continental breakfast, with cereal, toast, yogurt, and waffles. I had a queen suite and it is okay. It is a sort of renovated hotel room that's pretty standard. The bed is comfortable, and the room is pretty big. There is a sitting area with a couch and a bar stool type area. There's also a little window seat if you want to be romantic in a two star hotel. The temperature control in the room is really bad. It doesn't stay on even though you have an option, and it gets too warm or too cold really fast. It's an old style heater where you turn it on directly at the unit, versus on the wall. The shower is okay, with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash attached to the wall. There's no body lotion either. Again, these aren't really big deals but compared to the turning stone hotels on their property, it is a big degradation comparatively. Would I stay here again? No. It is a little bit cheaper than the turning stone resort but you are giving up a lot and not getting anything too nice. I guess if you are here on business only, it wouldn't be a bad choice.