Second time staying here. It is so convenient to the ski resort, and the amenities make the price…read moreworth it. We have been greeted each time like welcomed guests. They have a concierge for your ski equipment, and a shuttle if needed (it wasn't needed this time, there was plenty of snow on the path to ski to the lifts). We were hoping to enjoy the restaurant and bar (The Van Winkle) but it was unfortunately closed for a private event. We were given a booklet of nearby places to eat, which was helpful. The room had a luxurious feel to it, spa-like. It was clean and well stocked. We had wifi keys which is a nice feature, and the elevators were efficient. Breakfast was included, and it was a "grab and go" assortment of oatmeal, pastries, apples and granola bars, along with hot beverages. I would have liked it if the hot beverages had been available after skiing as well, but there were coffee pots in the room with coffee, teas and actual mugs, along with creamers and sweeteners. We will surely be coming back to this great location!

My friends and I came up to Hunter Mountain for the weekend to ski. This hotel is exactly as you…read morecould expect - it's a very cozy, chalet vibe, and the rooms are very cute and totally OK. What is unexpectedly amazing about this hotel is the service. I have never experienced such warmness and understanding from any hotel staff. There was a snow storm on Sunday and my friends actually got into a car accident. Thankfully, nothing terrible happened and everyone was safe, but the whole experience had us shook. That was the day we were supposed to check-out. As you can imagine, we were all worried about driving back in these conditions, especially as the storm kept getting worse, rather than slowing down. The hotel staff offered to extend our stay, free of charge, so that we could wait out the storm. They even provided us with extra linens and towels so we could have a more comfy evening. I cannot say how thankful we all are. Our stay at the Kaatskill Mountain Club was amazing. Aside from the amazing staff, the hotel amenities themselves are pretty cool. We had a fun time at the hot tub and heated pool, and the complimentary breakfast is the perfect pick me up before a long ski day. If you're looking for a cozy weekend getaway, and an amazing hospitality, that's the place for you.

I was hesitant when I first booked the room for a last minute ski trip with my son. The room(# 6)…read morewas plenty rustic and its age showed, but the room was immaculate and most importantly the bed was clean and the sheets felt like I was in a 4 star hotel. I love a firm mattress, but if you like sleeping on a marshmallow, you may not be a fan. No noisy neighbors over NJ school's winter break, perfect.

My friends and I recently rented two rooms for two nights. The rooms were very clean and well…read moreappointed. The beds were super comfortable. The inn keeper provided a quick grab and go breakfast of yummy locally baked goods and a piece of fruit. An assortment of instant oatmeal, water, and good coffee was also available. If you're looking for luxury this isn't your spot but if you want a clean, comfortable home base for hiking or other nearby activities, stay here. We will definitely be back!

We checked in late. We let them know ahead of time. They gave us instructions on how to get into…read moreour room which was wonderful. The room was so nice. We had a room on the second floor with a balcony with two chairs. We sat there and had our coffee in the morning. The breakfast was delightful. There is a bar and restaurant on premise. They have a beautiful garden out back. They have a rooftop deck. It was a little chilly for us to be up there, but we went up there to see it anyway. I can see this being a nice place to sit in the warmer weather. We met Kara. She is delightful. There were plenty little nooks and crannies for you to sit and enjoy a good book or just relax.

We had a lovely one-night stay at the Henson! We stayed in the Corner Juliet room--it was so cozy…read moreand comfortable. There was so much life to this hotel, with big beautiful plants and intentional decor such as dainty cute plates and mugs. We loved playing chess by the crackling fireplace! Dinner at Matilda, breakfast, and cinnamon rolls from the market down the street were delicious. The staff were all very friendly. We can't wait to come back! Highly recommend! My girlfriend repeatedly banged her knee on the corner of the bed. However this was her fault, there is nothing wrong with the bed it is very comfortable.

Still one of the best around for service, ambiance and food. We were a large party with a variety…read moreof dishes and it was all delish. The brisket grilled cheese with fig jam was amazing. Great service and beautiful atmosphere. A must when you're in saugerties!

You have to book a room with the view or else what's the point?! Rooms are very nice, 2 sinks which…read moremade getting ready super easy, and plenty of libations if you don't want to leave the room. If you stay here you get to use the amenities at the Waterside Spa for free during your stay. It's a 14 minute walk or a 3 minute drive. You can order room service from the restaurant if you're into that but I recommend walking up Partition Street for food and shopping. I liked waking up early, getting a quick bite from their continental breakfast in the lobby, and then heading down to their wooden walkway to get closer to the waterfall under the bridge. The walls are kinda thin and the restaurant is very meh but overall a great relaxing experience. You can even leave your car in the parking lot after you checkout if you still want to do things locally.

Nice location nice hotel staff is super friendly. Rooms are tiny but nice. Great arearead more

After spending a night with friends at the hotel three nights ago--and over a thousand dollars on…read moredinner and drinks--we politely asked two days later if we could leave one small bag at the hotel for just two hours before driving back to Manhattan so we could walk around town. Three rude staff members--two men and one woman--refused, saying it was "against policy." Truly miserable people.

We were please with the location close to downtown Woodstock. 15 to 20 mins away…read more I love the old / chic Decore. Bathroom tiles are so beautiful. I was really Impressed by the bar area / Restaurant such a throw back into time. This isn't your Grandmothers B&B , this is timeless Art at work. Really enjoyed talking to William. So many great stories of how he put it all together. Great place to Visit.

Misleading listing and very poor experience. The room was…read moreadvertised with a private bathroom, but there was none--just a sink (with bad-smelling water). That alone is unacceptable. "Breakfast included" was minimal (pastries and a drink), and the noise was terrible--you can hear everything from the bar and hallways. We barely slept. No staff available and no effective way to contact anyone. Would not recommend

Michelle is always so accommodating and a pleasure to know…read more We went there during rain storms and of course when we were leaving it was a sunny day. She told us to stay and let the kids enjoy the pool

I stayed at this campground for about three months it was all right. The downside about it was…read moreweirdos all there and the owners act like they are your neighbors and always want to be nosy. the place is infested with ticks and fleas, the bathroom is always dirty. Doesn't have toilet paper or paper towels. The shower is filthy. There's only one shower. my last day there I needed some extra time I asked them if I could pay for another day to stay and leave in the morning and she told me just go . was rude about it , they don't care about anything but your money. the health department was also there and put up signs on their cabins saying that they are to be closed because they failed their health inspection. the following day I seen the sign off of one cabin and there was a big family in there as if it is sanitary and up to date! yuck.. the only nice thing I'd say about this place is the little farm animals lol.

In an entirely uncharacteristic move, I rang in the new year with friends by having a miniature…read moredance party with a pass-the-phone-around Spotify playlist. We couldn't quite figure out how to dial in their cabin's TV to watch the ball drop, but the vibes were immaculate, regardless. Somewhere after 1am, we scrambled down the hill from their cabin to ours, and I nodded off to sleep appreciating a symphony of sounds, both familiar and not: the quiet crackle of burning logs in our cabin's small fireplace, the creak of the stove as it heated, the rustle of tree branches outside our drafty window, and the patter of rain on the roof. Camptown offers a pretty special kind of experience in the Hudson Valley. It's a delightful alternative to the sparse overpriced hotels or AirBnBs with excessive cleaning fees. Essentially, you're glamping in cabins, but with some classy bonus amenities, including a sauna, help-yourself canteen, and shared firepit. As a bonus, Casa Susanna is their on-premise restaurant, and this James Beard semifinalist is undeniably award-worthy. These aren't the most glamorous luxury cotttages you might find, but I felt their prices were absolutely reasonable for what you get. And the service was really top-notch. Everyone we interacted with was super friendly and responsive, even coming by to help us light our fireplace when we struggled to figure out how on our own. It's great to know Camptown is a solid housing option in the area -- and I genuinely can't think of anywhere else I'd rather stay if I'm visiting this part of the Hudson Valley.

ORIGIN: Camptown Catskills is a restoration and reimagining…read moreof the mid-century Rip Van Winkle Motel, as envisioned by Ramshackle Studio designers Ray Pirkle and Kim Bucci in collaboration with Mountain Shore Properties. It opened in 2023. LOCATION: Camptown Catskills is located in the rural town of Leeds, New York (population around 377), alongside County Road 23B, and just off Interstate 87. CONCEPT: Camptown Catskills is a restored motor lodge (formerly Rip Van Winkle Motel). The restoration reinforces the vintage charm of the 26 log cabins, and 24 rooms. The complex feels like an adult camp experience of sorts, with wooden chairs around a fire pit, exterior pool with bar, scattered wooden picnic tables, books to read, and a dining lodge (Cafe Susanna). Forgot something or don't want to leave the complex? There is a pantry filled with goodies such as s'mores kits and refrigerated cans of craft beer. Camptown Catskills an ideal destination to relax and explore. AMBIANCE: The complex is evocative of the region, with native plants and trees lining narrow pathways to the cabins and outdoor facilities. Cabins have a mix of original and mid-century-inspired fixtures, furniture, and surfaces (e.g. linoleum flooring, wide pine paneled walls and ceilings). The work of local craftspeople can be found throughout the complex. EXPERIENCE: The receptionist in the lobby reviewed all the complex's features, and provided a paper map for reference. Metal keys with leather evergreen tree cut outs were provided, adding to the mid-20th century experience. As we walked towards the log cabin the smell of the fire pit permeated the air, and set the tone for a relaxing weekend in the Catskills. Chairs on the porch of the cabin allowed further enjoyment of the distance fire pit and surrounding Hudson Valley landscape. Complementing this, an upholstered dining nook and a seating area can be found inside. The bathroom was supplied with handcrafted soap and custom woodsy-scented shampoos in the shower. Numerous windows with drapes surrounded the pine wood-lined cabin, inviting streams of sunlight throughout the day. TIPS: Cafe Susanna, located in the main building, offers breakfast on the weekends only. Gracie's, a popular diner just down the road, is an attractive option on weekdays, offering guests views of the Catskill Creek that flows below. To fully embrace all things Catskills, consider visiting Olana, the former estate of a Hudson River School painter Frederick Church; the former home of his mentor, Thomas Cole; the vistas they captured via the Hudson River's Skywalk; and Kaaterskill Falls. Several electric vehicle charging stations are located in one of the parking areas. Coffee is served in the lobby in the morning. A small Catskills-themed gift/momento collection can be found on shelves in the lobby, across from reception desk.