Beds were comfortable, the hosts lovely and we would highly recommend. Location was also very nice.read more

From the owners: Update email as of 4/4/21 Dear Friends,…read more We sincerely hope this email finds you and your loved ones in good health. It's been a year since COVID-19 uprooted our sense of normal life and changed so much about our world. One thing that hasn't changed is the beauty of the lakes and mountains in the Adirondacks. We have spent the winter preparing, and are pleased to announce that we are taking reservations for the 2021 season (May 28th-Oct 31st). Please see our online calendar for updated availability as well as our new Covid-19 policy page for the latest CDC guidelines and safety protocols at the Inn. As CDC and DOH recommendations change, we will update our policies also. Our local Tourism Councils and Chambers of Commerce are predicting a busy season in our area, so we encourage you to book in advance as we are not accepting "walk in" reservations this year. We promised we'd be back and we are looking forward to doing what we love, welcoming you to our home and sharing the magic of the Adirondacks with you. All the best, Mark and Sharon

Greeted warmly by Heather and Rick on a cold winters day…read more From the moment we stepped through the door, we felt right at home. All the rooms were decorated beautifully, and the Christmas decorations and tree added a festive mood. Our room was very comfortable and spotless. The plush robes were an added luxury. Come to the breakfast table hungry for you will be fed a delicious, gourmet, breakfast. Fresh fruit, homemade blueberry muffins, and a "Dutch baby" pancake that was so very tasty. And homemade sausage was a treat! Top that off with hot coffee as you gaze out the window looking at the lake. All this plus wonderful conversation with our hosts made our stay at the Loch House one that we will always remember. We highly recommend a stay at the Loch House.

Really wonderful inn! The innkeepers were very attentive, really had a fine eye for detail, the…read moreroom I was in was very comfortable, and I would highly recommend staying here. Looking forward to coming back again in four months on business.

Stayed there one year ago this weekend. Exceptional first experience at a B&B. Warm welcome, cozy…read moresurroundings, area tips were terrific, food was very good, fellow guests were interesting and entertaining. We strongly recommend staying there.

Just returned from a wonderful getaway and stayed here with my wife. This is a very nice B&B…read more Nancy and Larry were at all times very hospitable. We were greeted on arrival by two super friendly but well behaved dogs, Buddy and Bella. Our room was very clean and serenely decorated with it's own bathroom (nice claw foot tub). The sheets felt like a thousand thread count sheets if there is such a thing. No in room TV, but Linksys WiFi was there so I watched Netflix with earphones. Nice in room fireplace for ambiance. The breakfast was amazing beyond words. Everything was expertly homemade and served on a well set dining room table that sat 6. First, fresh fruit cocktail with raspberries, nuts, melon, grapes and pineapple. Second, sticky buns the likes of which I've never had. Third, croissant made with egg, potatoes and Canadian bacon. Fourth, challah French toast with local syrup. It was Mother's Day and all the ladies received a rose. Very nice hiking to the top of Mt Severance nearby. You'll love the view. Recommended if you are looking for a relaxing place with well thought, homelike touches.

Was there a few years ago and looking to return. Hosts were gracious and rooms tidy and well kept…read more A great Adirondack Inn in a beautiful setting.

I looked for a place to spend the night of our wedding anniversary, and I spoke to one of the…read moreowners - Phyllis. When I told her we were celebrating our anniversary, she was more than accommodating, suggesting a room with the features we were looking for - a nice-sized and comfortable bed, and a jacuzzi tub. It was perfect for what we wanted - a full day of relaxation. The Silver Spruce Inn is a historic structure, with the original building dating to like 1790. During a sumptuous breakfast the next morning, Phyllis joined use and talked about some of the history of the place, joined by a returning guest, who seemed to be rather familiar with the place. When everyone finished breakfast, Phyllis and Eldon gave us a short tour downstairs to see the bar that was acquired when the original Waldorf Astoria was being demolished to make room for the Empire State Building. History aside, the owners were pleasant and caring, the room was clean and comfortable (we slept well), the grounds were spacious and beautiful, especially the flower garden, which attracts butterflies, and even hummingbirds. The inn seems to be in a secluded location but is really quite close to the Town of Schroon and Schroon Lake. Like some other guests, we wish we could live there all the time.

We made a reservation for a memorial tribute we will be attending over the 4th of July weekend here…read moreand the reservation process couldn't have been any smoother. The Inn is run by a lovely couple Cheryl and John who couldn't have been more helpful. We originally reached out by email, which was respond to quickly. Then the email was followed up with phones for payment, which was extremely reasonable for this over the 4th. After speaking with them it felt like we had known them for years. Very down to earth people. Now we're looking forward to our actual stay in July so stay tuned for our next review of that experience here went. Until next time, later!

Great location. Owners are super friendly and personable. Will definitely stay here again.read more

Rocky Acres Inn B&B Review by Lorraine & Jack Brown…read more We came into the Adirondacks late at night and Laura, our host, waited up and had tea and banana bread waiting for us. It was relatively easy to find, even in the dark country roads, and her hospitality was warm and caring. The grounds are truly beautiful and her rooms were very comfortable. Laura made us a big breakfast and even satisfied our picky 12-year-old by making his eggs different than ours! This place was like finding a special gem. Anyone who needs some R&R or creative time would absolutely love this place. We hiked the grounds with Laura and learned about the history of the land. Laura is a truly interesting, lovely host.

My girlfriend and I had a fantastic time at Rocky Acres. Laura is very accommodating and made us…read morefeel welcome. Her attention to cleanliness was very appreciated. She has a great location, near a lot of fun activities. We will be back!

Dinner here was incredible!!! Fabulous service in a cozy dining room. We shared the mushroom tart,…read morebeet salad and pork chop. Everything was beautifully plated and delicious! We will definitely be back!

What a wonderful hidden gem! The food and service was above and beyond. And the ambience was…read moreperfectly fitting. We will definitely be back!

I fell in here after I was "walked" at a local motel that was overbooked. John and Nancy are…read moreexcellent inkeepers, committed to guest comfort. The facility is welcoming, the bed was quite comfortable, and the breakfast was out of this world. I would return without hesitation. Notes: (1) Cell phone service is limited to Verizon, since the Inn has a range extender. No other carriers will work. Wifi is available. (2) The last 1.8 miles of Stoney Lonesome Road is gravel. On arrival at the inn, parking is on the grass.

My son and I stayed overnight during a hiking trip to the Adirondacks. Nancy, John and Dan were…read morevery welcoming and hospitable... wonderful folks. The accomodations were clean and comfortable; breakfast was fresh, organic and plentiful. A peaceful retreat of an area. I look forward to our next trip up that way and a stay at the Stoney Lonesome.

I'd rate this motel around 3.5 stars--my stay was better than good but there's definitely room for…read moreimprovement. Positives: Contactless check-in: I booked online and received an email with my room number and door code the day before. We were able to arrive at our convenience and got into the room without any issues. Ambiance: We stayed in a 2-queen room, which was clean and modern. There were thoughtful touches throughout that made us feel welcome, like decaf coffee pods for the Keurig, a mini fridge with a freezer, a microwave with cup o' noodles and oatmeal packets, and a small entryway table. Beds: Very comfortable with plenty of bedding--sheets, a fleece blanket, and a comforter, making for a cozy winter stay. Parking: The parking right outside our room was incredibly convenient, especially with all our luggage for our brief visit as part of a much longer itinerary. We also appreciated that the lot was kept clear and well-plowed despite the snowfall. Location: Just a short distance from downtown Schroon Lake, with nearby restaurants and Lake Placid within an hour's drive. Opportunities for Improvement: Odor: There was a faint smell in the room--nothing overpowering, but noticeable. After a while, I stopped noticing it, though every time I returned, it would remind me it was there. Inconsistent water temperature: After a cold day outside, I was hoping for a hot shower but could only get lukewarm water. Later, the water from the bathroom faucet was scalding, which was frustrating. Bathroom: The bathroom could use some updating to match the rest of the room. The walls and tub were a bit yellowed, there was some dirt and dust in the corners, and there wasn't any counter space for toiletries. Overall, this is a solid place to stay if you're looking for somewhere comfortable and affordable to rest during a weekend of adventures.

The new owner did a lot of good work on the place changing out all sorts of stuff like carpets,…read moredrapes, beds, TVs etc. He even added some corny but harmless decorations. I stayed there twice this year in the front and back motel rooms and everything worked fine and was tight. Though the grounds themselves are a bit dreary but the small pool was redone and welcome on a hot July day.

We stayed here while visiting the Star Trek Set Tours. It's about a 15 minute ride to the tour in…read moreTiconderoga. My wife and I had a GREAT time staying here. A couple of warnings: you are staying in a house that was built over a hundred years ago. All things considered, it's in great shape, but as of now, the exterior drastically needs a paint job. The Victorian nature of the house makes it look a little like the Psycho house. Don't give up, just go inside! However, once you are inside, you are in heaven. Karen is the nicest person you could imagine hosting a B&B. She was very excited to be sold out for a special event at the Star Trek tour. The place looks great inside (see my photos). We stayed in the Rose Room. The room was huge, with a very good bed. The bathroom is large as well. We loved everything about it, except for two small things. The jacuzzi tub does not have a shower. I did not notice this when reserving the room. Of course, a bath is fine. The only other complaint I have is that the wifi did not work in our room. It's a very big house, so I was not completely surprised. Our cell phones worked fine (Verizon). Wifi worked fine in the living room, which is also a very comfortable area. There is a flat-screen TV with Hulu in the living area (which happens to have the Star Trek episodes...). There are very large lawn areas outside the house, which would be perfect for events like wedding. I saved the best for last. The breakfasts are amazing. All home-made. In four days I put on three pounds! With my wife being vegan, we are used to getting no choice for breakfast, but she gave multiple vegan options every day we were there. KAren is really sweet and tries very hard to make everyone happy!

Stayed here over the Labor Day weekend, and Karen is awesome. Really enjoyed talking to her and…read morelistening to the history of the home as well as area. Her Victorian Home is amazing and the bedroom was totally spectacular. Then the breakfast. We had fresh fruit. Coffee and Juice. Bacon to die for and a pastry with cream cheese and roasted sliced peaches. It was divine. Way to go Karen. If I'm ever in your area again, I will definitely make a reservation to stay there.