My husband planned a surprise long weekend getaway at Cornerstone Victorian B & B for my birthday…read moreand it was a great experience. The young couple that own and run the B&B were so friendly and accommodating. The room was wonderful, with a jet tub, heated bathroom floor and a bed that felt heavenly. Breakfast was delicious and plentiful. The homemade cookies in the evening were a definite bonus! I am looking forward to coming back in the warmer months so that we can enjoy the porch and grounds.

We felt like we were in a Hallmark Christmas movie when we stayed here, in all the best ways! The…read morebed and bath were luxurious and the entire stay was a Victorian experience! The five-course gourmet breakfast was unbelievably good. Hosts Doug and Louise are warm and genuine and eager to serve. I highly recommend going during the Christmas season because of all the Victorian Christmas magic!

This place is clean, cozy and such a perfect hidden gem in Lake George. We stayed here for a…read morewedding, and we heard about the places other guests stayed and our place by far sounded like the best. Stay here for sure! The only tiny downside was when we stayed here they did have an issue with the fire alarm mid-day. I think it was just glitching, but it was kind of annoying. Luckily we had to go somewhere around that time so we didn't have to put up with it for long. I would still highly recommend this place.

We've stayed at the bond through Airbnb two times now it's always very nice and with the Airbnb…read morespecial we get a good price not a great price but a good price. The free breakfast is good in a basic way. It's very well kept and it's in a Warrensburg an up-and-coming village very close to Lake George and Gore mountain without all the overcharge of pretense

Easy 5 stars, the property is well-kept, rooms are spotless, Sharon is a great hostess. We checked…read morein and asked about local food, Sharon recommended a deli and printed out menu and directions and placed them outside our door, very thoughtful. We stayed in a suite, two beds one with firmness the other without, thought that was a really nice addition to offer guests. The suite was furnished with beautiful antique pieces, just beautiful. There's an area with a fire pit and chairs as well, we didn't get to use but looked lovely. The owners def care about the property and guests, thx for your kindness Sharon! I'm super picky when it comes to "cleanliness" when traveling and I had 0 complaints. We'll return when we pass through again.

Stayed here one night 3/5/19 with some friends on a ski trip. Very impressed with the…read moreaccommodations. Very clean and comfortable with a heater in the bathroom that was a nice touch. Two beds in room with varying firmness for guests who may prefer one over the other. All is new and for the money such a great value. The owner is new and I'm told he and his wife gutted the motel and rebuilt. You can tell the owners care by their attention to detail in the bed frame, lamp, bedding etc. If you are looking for a motel with some charm that isn't your cookie cutter type, I'd give this motel a look.

Good cheap place to stay for skiing at Gore. We don't need more than a good bed, shower, and…read morecoffee, we're pretty no frills people. We've never brought our dog, but I love seeing everyone else's when we stay! Grocery store across the parking lot is convenient. I prefer this Super 8 to the one in Lake George because this one is quieter and seems cleaner.

I stayed at the Super 8 near Warrensburg to attend a family event in the area. The first thing that…read moreyou notice is that this Super 8 looks like a log cabin and the interior definitely matches, with a mix of modern and log cabin decor. Checkin was a breeze, they just need a credit card for incidentals. The room comes with a mini fridge, a microwave, a coffee maker, a safe, and a flat screen TV. The air conditioning was definitely welcome during the hot summer. The room was definitely comfortable. I didn't have any problems falling asleep and didn't have the noisy neighbor/kids running down the hallway problems that I've faced in other cities. The shower was good too. The only complaint I have is that the towels are too small. The breakfast consists of muffins, coffee, and orange and apple juice. There is a Price Chopper across the street if you need anything else. However, I found the Price Chopper to be quite expensive. If you're looking for a place to stay without the extra frills, then this is the place to be.

We stayed at Dockside Manor. The property location was fantastic. It is just as depicted in the…read morepictures. We made good use of the fire pit, arcade and pool room, and of course the lake. If you're traveling with young children, you should know that there is no beach area where they can gradually go into the water. The stairs off the dock are the only way in, but our group of non swimming 3-5 year olds did fine with floaties. The only disappointing thing was that there was no shampoo or soap in the bathrooms. For the price of this home, I feel that this should be included. Also, you should know that there are no spices. If you're planning to cook in, which we did every night, you will need to bring your own spices, olive oil, etc. The kitchen is well stocked with pots, pans, crock pot, coffee maker and plenty of dishes. We had a wonderful week! There were 18 of us ranging from 1 to 88 and there was plenty of room.

Do not rent from this company. A quick google search will tell you all you need to know and fall…read moredirectly along the lines of what happened to me. Properties are beautiful and well appointed but they are notorious for after charges with claims. My recent stay I was not happy that they don't release the address until check in time especially when traveling 3 hours to get there. Overall, the unit was relatively clean, although I did find hair left in the shower and cobwebs in the bunk area. The hot tub had not been cleaned and, despite being covered, was full of leaves and bugs. The shower water pressure was extremely weak and noticeable cob webs throughout the home. Also, the bunk bed is listed as a king bed, which is inaccurate. Despite these issues, I was happy with my stay and was even considering booking one of their properties again. Several days after my stay I discovered an unexpected $500 charge on my credit card with absolutely no notice or warning. When I checked the app to find out what the charge was for, I found a message from the host simply stating: "stained linens throughout the rental." This accusation was both vague and unreasonable. We barely used the rental and only slept in one of the 3 beds and followed all check out rules to leave the unit spotless. To be charged $500 after the fact, without any prior communication, photos, evidence, or opportunity to discuss the issue, was extremely disappointing and has completely changed my opinion of this property management company. After contacting Vrbo to dispute the charge and multiple attempts to contact the property with no response. northern provided photo proof of alleged soiled linens. 1. A kitchen towel/rag that had signs of food on it (washable), 2. A pillow case with a slight soiled spot (washable) and 3. A towel that had dirt marks on it (washable). All issues were normal use and could be washed and definitely did not result in the need to replace: as requested by northern to the extent of 1. 2 pillow shams (only one was soiled) 2. a new comforter which they had no proof of any damage to 3. New dish towel 4. 6 full sets of towels (only one set was even used - they provided 3 total - 1 set for each bed and the unused ones remained folded in place where they were placed by northern) Potential guests should be aware of the possibility of additional charges, inaccurate bed sizes and most important significant post-stay charges and proceed with caution. Inspect every inch upon arrival and before departure and take photos and videos. Or even better. Don't stay at their properties at all.

Loved it there. The townhouses are a little dated but I didn't mind it at all. We loved seeing the…read moreminnie ha ha go by. We saw a groundhog on the grounds along with chipmunks.

2.5 stars: Underwhelming food, nice people, pretty venue…read more Vibe: Big stone detail building right on the water, we were a party of 12 seated in a private room, fancy older house vibe. Service: One server for our party, she was nice but a little oddly for a server she didn't know what ginger ale was and wasn't sure if they had decaf. Our food came out with a pretty big gap between plates, I was finished with mine by the time another in our party got hers. I will say they were very gracious seeing as we were a half hour late. Food: Pretty underwhelming, you could get similar or better food at your local diner. Menu is somewhat limited as well especially for sides and drinks. I got the french toast, it wasn't very moist at all, uninteresting flavor, the strawberry garnish was dried up on the inside so must have been left out for a while, bacon was fine, maple syrup was good. I had a few bites of the omelette which was good and home fries which were on the dry side and without much flavor. Value: It wasn't too expensive thankfully despite being marketed as a 'fine dining experience' I'd say value was about even with the low quality food, french toast was $11. Overall definitely would not recommend, you could get better food at a diner or cafe.

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.

The website makes this place look amazing but when you get there you realize you got a bait and…read moreswitch. As you arrive you are greeted by the huge barn that says "1000 Acres" The place screams dude Ranch. The resort is cut in half by the road. The horses on one side and the resort on the other. The resort is undergoing some work, but is fully usable with just some rooms being renovated. The barn needs work and it is obvious that it is being neglected. There is a arena for rodeos that goes unused but was busy in the past. The petting zoo is more like look at animals in the fenced in area. The riding is enjoyable, Hedi who handles everything horses, is incredible, but has to deal with promises made by management that cannot be fulfilled. She is knowledgeable, friendly and willing to explain anything despite her busy schedule. Five stars for her and the other barn staff, but then you get to the resort. This place has a reputation as a dude ranch. They advertise a multitude of rides and ride types. They advertise a rich menu (Kosher). "After a full day of ranchin', you're going to be hungry! Our evening dinners offer a variety of delicious menu options to get you ready for tomorrow's adventures." The variety of delicious menu options for dinner is completely false. You have basically 2 options, take it or leave it. We were given Beef every night, if you didn't want that, they would go back to the kitchen to see if anything else was available. I get it, it's a Kosher kitchen, but there is far more than the same cut of beef that is kosher. There is not even courses to dinner. No salad, no bread, just the main dish if you want to eat the same thing every day for a week. That said the Beef was delicious, just not every day. Your lunch options are Tuna wrap, Egg Wrap, Salad and maybe if you are lucky a 4th option that changes. The food is delicious, but the menu needs a ton of work. BBQ Chicken, hamburger or Hotdogs would be welcome additions for a Dude ranch. The truth is Management has no idea what they are doing. The manager Joseph, who gladly introduces himself as the owner, has no knowledge and no desire to learn about horses, barn animals or anything this place is known for. The manager proudly tells you the resort was headed in the wrong direction then he took over. His direction as he states "to make this a place where jews going between Montreal and NYC can stop to rest and get a Kosher meal." That's great then advertise it as such. There is no posted schedule for activities. You have to ask as they are only open at certain times. The pools are open, there are kayaks and River tubes available at the shore. Everything else you have to ask when you can do it, that is if they even know. The staff is excellent. They are friendly, and do their able best to make sure you enjoy yourselves. It is obvious that they are hindered in this by management. Quite a few staff members told us that our concerns were common and constantly brought up to management. Management then turns a deaf ear. The resort has so much potential. It is on beautiful property. Again they need to decide are they a dude ranch or a Kosher resort that happens to have horses. As a side note, there is no cellular service on the property. The nearest signal is 2.5 miles away in either direction. They claim the Wi-Fi covers the whole resort however the guest Wi-Fi is spotty at best and only works when near the main resort building. If you rely on a cell phone for anything or need to be constantly connected, you are out of luck here.

This place was great…read more You are right on the lake, a 5 min walk from town, they have a nice swimming pool overlooking the water, have ample spaces to sunbath, lounge by the pool or lake, have complimentary kayaking & nightly special activities for the guests. They have 3 grills on the water for cooking. The rooms are clean, the beds are comfortable, 4 pillows to each, & decent water pressure. The staff from front desk to house keeping & pool/kayak attendants were all lovely. Fresh towels provided daily and additional towels provided by the pool. What more can you ask for? Parking is a little bit tight, but not the end of the world and the exterior could use a little TLC. Neither are reasons to look past this little gem on Lake George. Lake Motel - In Homerun spot

On a positive note, room clean, staff very nice It is stated…read morethis is a non smoking motel. There were many people smoking....and ash trays put out on all of the tables The biggest negative which is why I would not recommend this hotel under any circumstance is that the parking lot is a DISASTER It is narrow, not place to turn your car around, and the manuevering to get out of is timely and dangerous. People of course bring large SUV's and I got my new car very banged up! They need to reconfigure the parking

We stayed here for a conference in October. The hotel itself is very nice, there is a parking…read moregarage in the back which is convenient. The staff was friendly as well. We stayed in a room with 2 queen beds, it was very spacious and clean. There was only two draws to put our clothes so we each only got one. The shower was big, but the water pressure wasn't great. Overall, it was a nice experience and I would recommend staying here. Also there is a roof top which is very nice and has a view of the lack and mountais. You definitely need to check it out.

I spent Columbus Day weekend gazing out over the lake from a balcony that made me feel briefly like…read morean aristocrat who had misplaced his crown. The room had two king beds, a small miracle for a man accustomed to one, and the soundproofing was a triumph of human engineering. Even with Oktoberfest raging below, once the balcony door was closed the silence was so complete that I could almost hear my own thoughts apologizing for existing. The hotel sits right on Canada Street, which is the main artery of Lake George's little heart. Shepard Park is practically across the street, full of families, music, and the particular chaos of people on vacation trying to have a perfect time. The staff managed to stay cheerful through it all, smiling with the kind of sincerity that must come from good training or good souls. Parking was a game of Tetris, but I was grateful for the garage. Once my car was wedged in, I had no reason to drive again. Everything that mattered was within walking distance. The rooftop terrace deserves a poem, though I am too lazy to write one. The lake spread out below, blue and calm, and for a few minutes I believed in peace on earth. There is no hot tub, which feels like a crime against nature. The patio outside the pool almost begs for one. Imagine sitting there in January, snow falling into the water, steam rising like forgiveness. The restaurant did not thrill me, and the prices made my wallet flinch. Still, it was a fine stay, the kind that makes you feel momentarily better about the human race before the bill arrives to remind you of reality. Four stars. A lovely place, too expensive for what it is, but worth remembering all the same.