The room we rented was dirty. There was all sorts of bugs in the room. No A/C, no heat. When we…read morecalled to complain , they wouldn't answer the phone. I called about 20 times and still no response. I wouldn't recommend this place to anybody.

I would give this place zero stars if I could!! As a person who has a disease that has ruined my…read morelungs being in an environment with mold growing all over the walls is potentially very harmful. The owners are TERRIBLE people who threatened us with lawyers for telling them that their business is poorly run. It is a motel that is run like an airbnb with a code you put in to get into your room. There is no staff on site. After emailing the owners about the dirty towels, dirty bedding, dirty pillows and possible MOLD they said that it hasn't been cleaned in "2 weeks" due to a family emergency in the hospital. It seems to me like if you can't clean your property then you should cancel and refund any existing reservations. People left their shampoo in the shower the last time someone was there and that wasn't removed further proving the place wasn't cleaned. The hand towel had something yellow all over it. The bedding had some type of red sauce (maybe blood?) stain all over it and was always damp due to the massive ac/heating unit that is too big for the room. We had to purchase our own toilet paper as there wasn't any and the remote to the tv had batteries that had exploded in it. We also purchased our own batteries so we could use the tv at night. The door facing the road was UNLOCKED. The owners are not locals and live in NJ and frankly do not care about this property as proven by the fact that they're trying to sell it (for 1.1 million dollars. For a potentially mold infested motel!)

My husband and I stayed at the Inn at the Bridge for one night -- for reasons that neither one of…read moreus can remember. My parents have a home in town, so it seem strange that we shacked up at this inn. But just the same, I'd always wondered about this pretty inn from the time my parents bought their home in Northville. The Inn is a beautiful old Victorian with a grand turret, and although the Yelp map to the right places the inn directly ON TOP of the bridge (which would be a sight to behold!) it is actually just across the bridge on the Northville side. The room was pleasant and tidy, and we enjoyed our breakfast. Then we were on our way - it was a quick trip. If I needed a place to stay in the area, this would be it.

This B and B is simply amazing. The food fantastic and the views stunning. To anyone looking for a…read moregetaway on the lake in the Adirondacks . I highly recommend this place

Lovely little cabins within spitting distance of the water. The cabins are very nice inside and the…read moredock and kayaks are a nice amenity. The wi-fi, self described as "spotty" is basically nonfunctional, and the lake access is better for kayaking than for swimming thanks to a profusion of stinky swamp muck right by the shore, but it's got a great summertime vibe. My son, who does not easily surrender his comforts, proposed we could move here.

Can't speak for the cabins, but our suite was really perfect. It was comfortable and cozy, and…read moreit's obvious that a lot of attention went into the woodworking and decorating. After sitting for hours in front of the gas fireplace, we slept like a rock -- and in the morning made good use of the French press coffee maker. Very nice.

Had a great time cross country skiing today, there wasn't a lot of snow, but they sifted it well to…read moremake it as powdery as possible. Sherry was a great teacher, and all around a great place. Make sure to stop upstairs and grab a bowl of warm soup-they are delicious!

Very cute cottages, I hear its great for cross country skiing, ice skating, real reindeer's!, and…read morenordic bowling. I went here on my one year anniversary for one night and it was very cute. The owners greeted us warmly and warmed up our cottage before we got there. The cottage is a very simple layout, full kitchen and ours was the Ruska which has 3 bedrooms. Even though we were there in December they did not have enough snow for cross country skiing or snow shoeing. It was a bummer but the owners let us rent our sleds and ice skates at no charge because of mother natures inability to cooperate during the holiday week. They also set up a nordic bowling game on the frozen lake which was fun. We were also able to take a hike on the snowshoe trail which also appealed to us. The negatives were that their food if you chose to eat at their little restaurant was terrible (bring your own food!) and that when you do cook you have to make sure to clean up after yourself (no house keeping) It was a nice get away with the hubby however I want our next winter escape to be a little more pampered.

I heard a rumor that this place is going to be sold. The current proprietors are looking to retire…read moreand move on with their lives. That said, it's a really cool, historic spot. I walked around to check out some of the other spaces outside of the restaurant area and I love that they have kept so many of the historical facets and spaces alive. In the meantime, I really had no idea that a "taco Tuesday" in Broadalbin would actually be something to talk about! First thing to note is portion size. Gigantic. We all had leftovers. A LOT of leftovers. And while it might not be real "traditional" Mexican food, the quality was excellent. Food was nice and hot; our server was very friendly. The only glitch we hit: the iced tea tasted terrible. Not sure what happened there, but the rest of the meal made up for that. I have no idea what the rooms are like or how it is as a hotel, but if you live nearby, you might want to stop by for a nice meal. We could tell that lots of regulars go there. Hopefully whoever the new owners are will keep up the quality of food.

We've been dining at the Broadalbin Hotel for many years, and for the most part, we find our…read moreexperiences consistently good ...aside from the occasional kitchen slowness when dining room is busy. My neighbor mentioned they got a new chef last summer and reportedly creativity & quality has notched up. Based our most recent experience, I would agree! I tried the chicken parm which was very good. As usual, service was friendly and prompt. Also notable is that the Hotel typically has a nice selection of draft beers.

Peaceful getaway-- if you're looking for a comfortable, super clean room on a lake with a beautiful…read moreview-- ability to rent a row boat, kayak, or canoe, amazing hosts, and the best coffee and homebaked goods in the morning-- then this is the place for you! We stayed in one of their efficiency units-- which had a small kitchen stocked with dishes, cutlery, pots and pans-- there's also a BBQ available if you want to grill something. When we stayed there back in August, there was a little farm vegetable and fruit stand in front of their place--which was terrific, because we were able to get fresh veggies and fruits to have for with our meals. We also rented a canoe and a kayak to spend time in the evening and morning on the beautiful lake watching and listening to the loons. Additionally, there's fire wood for sale if you just want to sit by the fire pit in the evening while gazing at the stars. We highly recommend this lovely place.

The Oxbow was a wonderful experience. We had booked a room with them due to their proximity to the…read moreNTP hiking trail. We were able to ship supplies to them for restocking for our hike, and upon arriving early (before 1) we found our room ready and waiting for us and our package already in the room. The room was clean and fresh, not in the least musty like many motels can be. There is laundry service on site, as well as grills and picnic tables, boating options and firewood. We spent a pleasant afternoon sitting on the porch. The next morning the owners were there early with fresh coffee and homemade coffee cake still warm from the oven. A wonderful family run motel that makes you feel at home.

Lovely reception space, friendly and efficient staff, holiday -themed decorations made by staff:…read moreTwo dozen gingerbread houses. Double queen suite spotless, but the sofa was threadbare in places. The stuffing was out of the cushions, making it difficult to rise once seated. We loved how convenient this location was to downtown stores and the lovely Congress Park.

I am a Hilton rewards member. We've booked this hotel several times because it is close to Skidmore…read moreCollege, downtown Saratoga Springs, and the hotel allows dogs with a fee. We find this hotel to be very clean, spacious, quiet, and full of added value! They have free parking, free made to order breakfast, and an evening reception at which the hotel gifts each guest two free drinks. There is a heated indoor pool that is always clean and warm enough we aren't cold, but not warm enough to promote bacterial growth. The exercise room and business center are well appointed. The lobby is always gorgeously decorated! While there this week the display of employee made gingerbread houses was awesome! Each person can vote for their favorite! The hotel is close to a CVS, nail salon (Hello Nails), a wine store, and Fat Paulie's deli!! We love this hotel.

The best place on earth. Started coming in the mid 70's…read moreevery year in August until 1984. Went back for a few family reunions. I made life long friends there that are like minded about the environment. I will be back up in September to avoid the rush and enjoy a little fishing.

Unbelievable... 5 stars seems insulting to this business! Myself and three friends were through…read morehiking the Northville-Placid Trail. After 42 miles on the trail individuals in the group had some equipment issues that needed immediate attention before committing to the next 45 mile section of trail. We were not anticipating staying in Piseco but it was a must. We approached this picturesque historical Adirondack property (not far from Piseco Bob's and the NPT trailhead) after 4 days on the trail... without a shower... to inquire about rooms to sort our issues in a dry place. We smelled like a gang of wet bears that just emerged from hibernation... wandering a hot landfill for food; absolutely repulsive. The inn keeper, Jen, is very accommodating to hikers. She was able to rent us 3 rooms (cheaper than any mainstream hotel ...anywhere on the planet), offered us hot coffee, and assisted us in finding laundry services to clean our heavily punished clothing. We were also invited to the $12 breakfast buffet and told to make ourselves at home while on the property (kayaks, beach, porch, etc). Jen and her staff are amazing humans and infinitely accommodating. They are truly the unsung trail angels of the NPT.

According to their website there are atleast 4 different rooms, including private cabins. The…read morewebsite also lists the kind of horse centric and non horse centric activities available. Pricing for accommodations is per person and includes one ride per person per day as well as 3 meals a day and all of the non horse activities on-site. If what's on-site wasn't enough to fill your time, the ranch is about a 20 minutes drive from Lake George as well as hiking. Gorgeous setting - the property is nestled along the banks of the Hudson River and the shadows of the Adirondacks. The stables and paddocks lay on side of the road under the shadows of the mountain. The accommodations, saloon, dining hall, basketball court, horse show pits, pools, beach, kayak launch and main office are on the Hudson River side. Our room had recently been renovated as the smell of newly hewn pine would attest to. The country cabin vibe was clean and the bed/ pillows were very comfortable. It also had a mini fridge, cable, WiFi and flat screen TV. It has a cute little porch attached with seating out front for 4 to watch your kids or just enjoy the view and sounds of nature. Meals are: 9a Breakfast 1p Lunch 6:30p Dinner We were there for 2 dinners, 2 breakfasts and a lunch. The food was great! Soda bar is available for refills as well pitchers of water and juice for breakfast and of course coffee and tea. * I'm not sure how it works for kids, I'm sure the Chef would work with you to get something they would like as he asked us. TIP: Bring snacks and additional drinks and keep in your in room fridge if you need. There's some gas stations and convenience stores in Lake George you can pick up some things of you feel like you or your group may need more. The stables are fine enough. There are helmets available, we brought our own. The horses are kept herd style and are grouped mainly in one big pasture. They bring in just the horses they need and switch them out as needed. The hands have the horses tacked and waiting for you, so make sure you come on time or even a bit early. TIP: The larger the group the more time wasted getting everyone on a horse and it'll start eating into your ride time. The first ride - NO MATTER WHAT BOX YOU CHECKED- is an assessment to see where you're riding skills and horsemanship are at. They try to find you a horse suitable based on what you rated your skill level and observe your riding up and down slight hills and the trails in general at a walk and trot. After that ride, the barn manager will let you know what types of rides they feel comfortable you can do next. There is a lead guide and another hand in the rear of the group. - A fast ride- which is the same as the first ride with loping/cantering and more aggressive steeper hills. If you want more rides - for an additional fee you can take lessons, work cattle, take a several hour trail ride or even cross the Hudson and trail ride more! The horses used for trail riding are atleast shod in the front if not all 4. With the rockiness, brush, hills and sticks it's important to keep their feet healthy. We got there extra early and they allowed us to brush our horses and assist them in tacking them as well. Obviously, this is only possible when there isn't a lot of other guests otherwise you could just be in the way. Everyone in the stables was knowledgeable of our horses personal quirks and how best to communicate to them..this horse listens better to neck rein vs plow rein or leg pressure vs reins. Shout out to Baby and Black Jack! We had a total of 3 rides - the assessment, a fast ride and a longer fast ride and used the same horses as we seemed to fit well with their personalities. But, if you wanted to try a different horse let them know - they would do their best to accommodate. You get one ride per nights stay per person, if you want more tell the barn manager and they will tell you what time and you would just pay the front desk. The owner is on premises the entire time. Staff everywhere were friendly, asked how our stay was going and if they could do anything to make it better...and on my birthday at dinner they had gotten me some pretty flowers, card signed by all the ranch team and even a piece of gluten free cake!!! SUPER thoughtful, sweet and made my day! The current owner has had the property for a year and has been working on improvements. The pools outside and some of the rooms/cabins are going through renovations currently. The indoor pool area was ok, we couldn't find the lights, but there was enough natural light from the windows to see.. but the hot tub was more like a Luke warm tub so hopefully that's on the list soon to update.

This is a beautiful and peaceful property! You could sit on the deck all day with not a worry in…read morethe world. We went there specifically for the horseback riding. The people at the barn were very friendly and helpful. The trails could have been a little clearer, but it was still an enjoyable ride. There are many other activities you could do, like kayaking, hiking, ziplining, jungle rope, three pools, tennis, pickleball, volleyball, and more. The main lodge was a log cabin, with beautiful views and a couple of fireplaces. I had expected the decor inside to be more rustic (Yellowstone-ish), but some areas were not, which was a little disappointing. The food was nicely presented and delicious. But the time it took from ordering to actually getting the food was very long. The meals, I thought, were pricey for what you got. Also, there are two different menus. Ours was the same 3 or 4 entrees for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner for the entire 4-day stay. We went off the property for a couple of meals to have something different. There is a gift store on the property, which is in great need of a facelift. The people who work there were very nice and went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. Check-in and check-out were easy.