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.

Great hotel stay while visiting family in Amsterdam. Newer & clean hotel, quiet & peaceful…read more Comfortable beds, refrigerator, continental breakfast in the morning, good coffee, and very friendly staff. Will stay again!!

I stayed here back in 2021 for 4 nights and was pleased with the result. The front desk was…read morefriendly, my room was comfortable, and despite the high Covid measures, they worked hard to ensure I had a pleasant stay. For a cheap and easy stay, this works well as it is literally right off the highway and parking is free. It is also right near the Mohawk River and close by several breakfast joints if you want to do your own thing in the morning. Not much else you can ask for, it works.

I've stayed at this location many times over the years. Very happy that they changed to 100%…read morenonsmoking several years ago. A Super 8 is obviously not going to have luxury accommodations, but for this class of hotel it's hard to beat. Easy access to the highway (but not so close to have any significant highway noise), clean, quiet, comfortable bed, small (but not microscopic) fridge with freezer, microwave oven, free light breakfast. Plenty of hot water and good water pressure. Pleasant staff. I'll definitely be back.

Had a bag with 87 y/o mom's meds & cancer therapy lights stolen. Mngr was suppose to view security…read morefootage. No follow up done. Long term guests got away with a felony. Will be calling I.C.E! Pretty sure they're not all legal.

So that happened…read more About to sit down for our second meal in two nights at The Nest/Schenectady (not the subject of this review). Why? Why would we drive 20 minutes in the rain and fog on St Patrick's and not eat at the lobby restaurant (this restaurant) where we were guests for two nights? Why walk out on our reservation? The reservation made with the front desk? Incompetence. Disrespect. Complete inability to remedy multiple screw ups. We were taken to our table with a cute little reserved placard on it. Unnecessary, but ok. There were three tables dining. Of dozens. As in the place was completely empty. Tables everywhere. Ours? Right next to the point-of-sale system against the bar. We asked to move. A dozen tables were available away from the bar. As it turns out, the significantly warmer side of the venue. Nope. The gentleman states that we can only sit on the kitchen entrance side close to the main door. In an empty restaurant. We sat there for about two minutes before it was clear we'd be cold from the main door draft and even more frustrated by the loud yelling in the kitchen. The ice crunching from the bartender was the only thing that made it comical. Seriously, within two minutes my neck was stiff from the cold at the second table. My wife's feet, in boots, we're getting chilled. I'd be furious if this wasn't a first world thing. It is a first world thing. But if you're looking for a nice dining experience in an empty restaurant and the staff wants to sit your reservation made, suite (just a bigger room) staying butt in front of the kitchen or POS system rather than accept that the guest isn't satisfied with the hospitality... As I said, we left. We won't be back. At least I got a nice text letting me know they canceled our reservation.

A Capital district hidden gem. Hotel rooms modern, restaurant food was fabulous. Had the dark…read morechicken. Wife had the scallops, amazing. Service and ambiance was terrific. Recommended this venue for the food and lodging.

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.

AWARENESS: Knowing months ago my son would be finishing up…read moreschool in Ballston Spa, I tried to make reservations close to him. Lucky for me, nothing was available and I ended up booking here at the Homewood Suites in Schenectady. NARRATIVE: The wife and flew into Newark from Sacramento on the "red eye" and arrived here at the hotel just after 1 pm on Thursday, August 2, 2018. We were told our room wouldn't be ready for a few hours so, we used the extra time to explore the area and have lunch. When we returned shortly after three, we were handed our complementary waters and the keys to room #521. Entering the room, I noticed this king, one bedroom suite was bigger and nicer than any of the other Homewood Suites I've stayed at in the past. Room #521 is only one of two balcony rooms on the top floor with a rivers view. The room has an opening french door leading to a small balcony which has a small table and two chairs; and if the weather is good. The view of the Mohawk River below is spectacular, peaceful and very relaxing. The Rivers Casino is just over the river and is within walking distance from the hotel. A right turn from the hotels parking lot on Freemans Bridge Road will take you to Route 50 and TWO stores where you can purchase beer, wine and spirits. This road also takes you to Lowes and Walmart. Everything is very close and within walking distance. ** Hotel staff were always friendly and very helpful. SYSNOPSIS: Based on the totality of everything like; cleanliness, amenities, noise, professional and helpful staff, scenery and the ease and proximity of shopping. I'd rank this Homewood Suites as the BEST Hilton property I've ever stayed at. RECOMMENDATIONS: I'd only recommend a few changes to help things out and better the guest experience. 1. I'd suggest soft closing toilet seats be installed in all the rooms. The sound of a slamming toilet seat sucks. 2. I'd recommend the hand sanitizer already in place at the entrance to the dining area be moved on the direct and opposite wall, next to the threshold where guest get their plates, food and drinks. Out of site equals out of mind. If the guest see the hand sanitizer next to where the food, they'll use it. 3. I'd recommend non-slip mats for all the hotel room shower-tubs. ** Initially, my room didn't have one. When I talked to Marcia at the front desk and asked about one for my room. She insured me I'd get one. When my mat arrived later in the day, I was told Marcia actually left the hotel and purchased a new mat for me and the room. Marcia, I thank and applaud your hard work and dedication. I wish there were more like you and kindness alone warrants a FIVE star rating from me. I'd highly recommend this hotel for your next visit and stay!

It is just ok, I am not planning a return. Just spent four night there in April 2026. The suite is…read morelarge, that is a plus. The location is ok, you have to get in your car for everything but the restaurant next door. I stay at Homewood suites constantly and what disappointed me here was the mediocre stocking of kitchenware just 4 items of anything (plates bowls, cutlery that bends) no real utensils for cooking (why people go to suites!). Small things that I expect at Hiltons like hot coffee in the lobby--nope whatever is left from breakfast. There is no housekeeping for first 3 days so you are likely to run out of coffee pods in your room, have full trash cans etc. Sure you can call for it but it is annoying. It is just ok with a price tag that should have more attention to guest comforts.

The mansion is a remnant of Saratoga Springs' golden era as a summer spa town for the wealthy…read morefamilies of NYC. It is gradually becoming more fragmented. First, it was a home for a single family. In the 1980's, it was condos. Now, it's an inn. Absolutely gorgeous plasterwork, chandeliers, and period furniture. Limited parking on site.

If you're looking to be transported to the Victorian era, the Batcheller Manor Inn won't…read moredisappoint. It's a cool traditional bed and breakfast. They did an excellent job preserving the history and charm of this beautiful mansion. The place is clean and service is top notch... though I'd suggest skipping the breakfast and getting better grub in town. I especially appreciate them going above and beyond with mailing me a dress I left behind in my room. Will stay here again if I'm in town.

This hotel was much better than I expected. It's not the newest but is in good shape especially if…read moreyou want a full service hotel. Room was a bit smaller than I prefer but not terrible. Staff was friendly and helpful.

Price of room for the space is too high, made reservations over the phone with an actual human and…read morestill had wrong room on record at hotel, we were lucky they still had a pet friendly room, paid extra for the breakfast and had 3 people, only given 2 coupons the first day, second day the coupons only took 6 dollars off the breakfast, unsure how that works to get free breakfast one day and only 6 dollars off the next, as everywhere, they were understaffed, we accept that and very patient with it, others had several complaints on a Sunday and no manager available until after 930 am. Beyond that the room was clean, ground's nice , and pool area and outdoor patio were 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.

Fairfield Inn & Suites always offer a clean and comfortable stay and this location is no exception…read more Conveniently located near the Queensbury interstate exit, you'll find the Fairfield Inn & Suites with a parking lot that's brightly lit and with parking to spare. The lobby is clean and, when I was there, cheerfully decorated for the holidays. They have a small snack store with beer, soda, water and other beverages as well as a variety of snacks. I got a room on the second floor which had a view of a snow topped forested area nearby. I got a king room which was appointed with a king bed, desk area, a couple drawers for clothing and a small closet to hang a few things. It also had a small refrigerator and microwave. So everything you need for a comfortable stay. The clerk who checked me in was friendly enough and everyone I encountered was as well. My room was clean and the bed was comfy. Get to it!

I only stayed here a single night and everything was excellent. Everyone we interacted with was…read morefriendly. Our room was clean and spacious, and the breakfast was absolutely amazing! Lots of variety and quality items, including egg and jalapeño soufflés, a ham and egg on croissant, bacon, sausage, oatmeal with lots of toppings to choose from, bagels, yogurts, fruit, cereal, and more. The breakfast area and tables were kept clean. The fitness center also was kept clean, with several pieces of cardio equipment, free weights, and two benches, as well as towels and a water bottle filling station. There's also a pool and hot tub but I didn't use either. The location of the hotel is also convenient, just off I-87. Overall I'd happily stay here again!