Went with friends for a girls weekend. Kelly was our pool/spa attendant. She was so friendly and…read moreaccommodating.

We absolutely loved our stay at Terrazza of the Titans. The space was bright, spacious, and…read morebeautifully designed, with thoughtful details and gorgeous décor throughout. Every inch felt welcoming and comfortable for our family of four. The waterfall at the Stratton Falls campus was absolutely stunning and incredibly relaxing. Falling asleep to the sound of the water from our deck made the experience feel truly special. Even with the cold weather, there were still plenty of activities to keep our family entertained. Between the waterfalls, game room, Netflix, life-sized chess, foosball, air hockey, the Crooked Cabana bar, hot tub, and dry sauna -- this place truly has it all. A special thank you to Chuck for making our Mother's Day weekend even more memorable than we could have imagined. From the cookies and coffee to the kids' welcome packets, every detail reflected warmth and care. We could not imagine a more family-friendly and welcoming experience. This was our third stay here, and it somehow keeps getting better every time. We already cannot wait to come back again and bring even more of our family with us next time.

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.

We usually do the Catskills or Berkshires for our anniversary and our go to rental was booked. So…read morewe opted to try something new. We mainly chose here cause its technically a Marriott now. I travel for work and trust the brand We booked, prepaid, arrived to the location. Grounds are beautiful and there is some signage, so it was easy to find however the most important sign is missing (Registration:Office:Check in) anything, it's technically not a front of a building, there's no main entrance so some signage would be amazing. (If you are reading this before staying there. Park in the handicap spots and go to the left, there's a ramp (no sign) that goes to the front desk. We were greeted upon check in, got a small upgrade for being a bonvoy member. Also got some drink chips and a resort credit. All super appreciate, especially as this is a pricier place to stay.. This is an older place, (1966) with some enhancements. The room we stayed in was a king bungalow. It was clean, spacious, had a nice sitting area and a little balcony! It fits the vibe here Love the water stations, sparkling or still. Right near our room!! (Need ice machine or ability to get ice, I asked multiple people for ice) Room needs a fridge or microwave, but other than that it's checked off the boxes. We did dinner at Prospect in the hotel- left a separate review but we will not be back there. Overall missed the mark especially for the price. Highly recommend staying, but ensure you go explore some of the towns nearby!

I booked a one-night staycation during spring break while we explored the Catskills area. The…read moreproperty is beautiful and inviting. The communal lodge area is especially welcoming, featuring a cozy fireplace, billiards, board games, and multiple seating options. Amenities include a sauna and a pool, both of which were not in service at the time. The ice rink was available, and we did enjoy the s'mores on the west deck in the evening. Our room was simple but very cozy, with mountain views and a balcony. However, the room did not have a fridge or microwave. I also appreciated that the hotel is dog-friendly and offers a Pupstar package. There is a restaurant and bar on site, but prices were high. Dining options in the area were limited during the off-season weekdays, which made this a bit challenging for us. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and the amenities we were able to experience. Carlos at the front desk provided outstanding customer service every interaction and was extremely helpful. Even though a few things were unavailable, the property itself is lovely, and we would consider returning when all amenities are open and the local area is more lively.

Decided to give postcard cabins in the Catskills a try after seeing ads for it online. The overall…read morecabin was cute and cozy, nice for 2 people to stay the weekend. The cabin was clean, and had just enough amenities to make "camping" easier (WiFi, shower, toilet, hot water, etc.). Staying during the end of peak fall season had its perks, it was still aesthetically pleasing without the area being overly crowded. The s'mores provided were very delicious and went well with our campfire at night. The staff hosted an impromptu fall event where we painted pumpkins and had hot cider which was cute and great to explore the common area on the grounds. I'm taking a star off because my friend got a flat tire and when we asked if they knew of anyone that could help us locally they just told us to google it ourselves which was surprising way to answer guests who where asking for help and are not familiar with the area. Thankfully an actual kind local saw us and helped us get back on the road. With service being spotty in the area it's helpful to provide information for those who are not familiar to the area. (Incase anyone needs it - Gallaghers Garage (518)-678-3418)

I booked one night in one of these tiny cabins as part of a local getaway with my significant other…read moreand our dog. It turned out to be such a fun and unique experience. The cabin we selected included a queen bed, a table for two, a small kitchenette, bathroom, and AC. The outdoor space was really the highlight, featuring hanging lights, a picnic table, a firepit with three bundles of wood, and a hammock. Check-in was done virtually, with a code texted to your phone. When we entered the cabin, we were greeted with a personal note, a box to store away phones, and a snack package that included a s'mores kit. The cabin itself was small but had all the essentials. They really encourage disconnecting from technology. There's no TV, and they provide a designated box to put your phones away so you can be more present in nature. That said, I was happy to see there is Wi-Fi available if you need it. We spent most of our time outside enjoying the firepit and relaxing in the hammock. It felt peaceful, cozy, and different from our usual getaways. This was a completely novel experience for us and one we would absolutely do again!

This was my third time dining at Deer Mountain Inn and it was nothing short of fantastic. I don't…read morethink you can order wrong here as everything is fantastic and the flavor profiles are beautifully thought out to highlight seasonal and local produce. As a vegan, every time I've been they take great care to accommodate any allergies and dietary requests. The focaccia and carrot tahini dip are always wonderful as was the heirloom tomato that was on the menu today. This was our first time getting the sundae for dessert it was incredible, must order. Extra special thank you to Steven who's been our server twice, he is evidently passionate about his work and lovely to converse with. Can wait until the next time we're back!

We left Deer Mountain Inn feeling somewhat underwhelmed, particularly given the restaurant's…read morereputation and the charm of its surroundings. The standout of the meal was somewhat unexpectedly the sourdough bread. The Chanterelle Duxelles and Watercress & Mustard Greens salad were pleasant enough, while the smoked chicken was perfectly fine but ultimately unremarkable. Nothing we sampled rose to the level of being memorable. The atmosphere, however, was the restaurant's strongest asset. The rustic interiors and understated Catskills aesthetic create a warm, inviting setting that feels very much in keeping with the surrounding landscape. Unfortunately, the service did little to complement it. Our waiter came across as unnecessarily rude throughout the meal, frequently questioning our choices in a way that felt more confrontational than helpful. Our seating arrangement also detracted from the experience. We were placed at a table beside the staff service station, where employees openly gossiped about patrons. It was distracting and, frankly, made for an uncomfortable dining environment. Ultimately, Deer Mountain Inn has the setting and atmosphere of a memorable Catskills dining destination, but the food and service failed to live up to the promise. Beautiful surroundings can set the stage for a great meal, but they cannot make up for one that falls short.

Wow! I'm definitely staying here again…read more Vibe: Um, these folks thought of it all. The design of the entire space was excellent. It was simple and almost felt like a cozy Scandinavian cottage. Down to the ceramic toilet paper holder and fancy light switches, everything was beautiful. Oh, and definitely have a drink in the lobby and enjoy the two fireplaces. Staff: All very nice! And on it. There was always hot coffee in the morning and all the milks one might need. Cleanliness: Super clean! Other notes: - There's a nice restaurant in the hotel - Coffee is in the lobby, not in your room (which was totally fine for me) - You can order drinks and have them in the lobby

Amazing, cozy stay at RTL. Warm staff, boutique decor with thoughtfully designed rooms & essential…read moreamenities. The room beds are a bit small but not uncomfortable. Overall vibes are chill. Brunch was nice too - a concise yet interesting, inclusive menu of unconventional dishes. Hotel is right at the end of Warren street with ample parking making it convenient to walk, dine, shop & return in no time. The lobby is open till midnight which is also better compared to other small town lodges that typically close at 9-10. While RTL maybe listed as a 2-star hotel, it's still an expensive option. However, it doesn't compromise on your experience & I'd recommend a stay here when in Hudson.

Very unique bnb/hotel. Kim, the inn keeper, is great and is available to help! Bed was great and…read morethe room was spectacular. Try and book on the top floor. Very thin flooring ;)

Had a lot of trouble trying to get questions answered the river grill, which I understand is not…read morethe same as the tavern but operates together. I called in twice to double check hours, dog friendliness and make a reservation, and trying to do anything with the apathetic girl on the phone was like pulling teeth. When I called a second time to see if there was fish and chips on the menu at the river grill, I was told "the tavern is closed." I wasn't really sure what that had to do with my question? I asked if I could be transferred to someone to talk about the river grill and she replied that it's the same phone line. I asked my question again and was told that it wasn't available. Could have saved me a couple minutes and the attitude.

Long story short: This place is amazing!…read more Long story: Everything about this place seemed to good to be true when I read the reviews but to my surprise Hotel Mountain Brook hit every one of my expectations. First off, the location. It's located right off the main road through Tannersville and is perfectly perched right atop a hill, so you're surely gonna capture some great views of the mountainous landscape. The place itself is so incredibly quaint and gives off the homey and warm cabin/lodge feeling. There's only about 20 rooms/cabins to reserve so the staff to patron ratio is very good. And it shows because the staff went out of their way to communicate with everyone and have a friendly chat. It's run by a two people, Sarah and Ryan, who were always around for help. And they were incredibly polite! The rooms themselves were DOPE. Great views, and warm even in the 15 degree weather. The bathtub jets worked so well to my surprise which was great for a jacuzzi like dip after a day of skiing at Hunter Mountain. And the perks! The common space had a game area with an entire wall of DVDs you could take to your room and watch. And if you got hungry or thirsty, there were all sorts of snacks, hot drinks, soda, coffee, you name it, all available in the common space - on the house. Breakfast was every morning, 8-10am and the selections were plentiful. The staff would approach your table or wherever you chose to sit and tell you what was on the menu for the morning and they would prepare it FRESH and bring it out to you. I gots more to say but this should be enough to convince you to pay a visit here next time you're planning a trip to the area!

I am sad to post this yelp review as I visited Mountainbrook for the past three years and really…read moreenjoyed it the first time around. In 2024 and 2025 this place had some of the best customer service and upkeep that I've seen around this area. I visited Mountain Brook and noticed a decline in customer service and amenities. The front desk wasn't as warming and didn't the staff gave a "what do you want" feeling when asked a question. Check in is stated at 3pm and we didn't get a call until 3;30. I forgot her name but an Asian woman helped us the two past years and she was amazing wished she still worked at MB. The grounds were a bit shabby and the room was not up-kept. The sink was clogged, jets in the tub partially worked, and the floor was falling apart. I actually busted my toe at night as it got jammed between the wood floor planks. My wife doesn't like to make a fuss and told me to not say anything but agreed that this was the last time we will visit mountain brook. I gave it 2 stars as the women that does the breakfast and cleans up or checks the room was very nice

Most beautiful place! The people are so kind and accommodating. We left our plant there when we…read moreleft hopefully they took good care of it! We will definitely be back!!

(Cross posted to Trip Advisor.)…read more My husband and I just returned from a long Thanksgiving weekend away at the Woodstock Country Inn. From my first night there I was already wondering when we could come back. The house itself is lovely, and each room has a private porch or terrace. It's so peaceful and quiet and set back from the road by a long driveway, so it feels like a true retreat. We opted for the White Room, mainly for the king-size bed, and we loved it. Even though it was cold, we spent a good deal of time on the terrace just gazing at the mountain vista. I've been to yoga retreats where I didn't feel as serene and relaxed as I did on this trip. Also, if you have allergies, this is THE PLACE to book. I have really terrible allergies to dogs, cats, etc. and when I looked at the reviews for other Woodstock B&B's, almost all of them mentioned a proprietor's cats and/or dogs or being dog-friendly. I was so thrilled that this B&B is known for being hypoallergenic and not allowing pets. I knew I wouldn't have to deal with down pillows or comforters either, to which I'm also terribly allergic. The bed linens were clean without that antiseptic/bleach smell that's also an allergy trigger for me. I just felt super comfortable the whole time, which is so rare for me at any hotel or B&B. Carol, the owner, is absolutely lovely and a treat to talk to. I'd honestly love to spend more time with her and hear more about her life. And her assistant Tara (also lovely and a treat to talk to) made us a wonderful breakfast each morning, even picking up my requested goat cheese for my omelette! The drive into town is about 10 minutes or less, so you get the fun of being close to Woodstock with the serenity of a set-back farmhouse in Bearsville. We definitely want to come back in the summer when the saline pool is open!

My husband and I just spent 3 nights at this wonderfully run B&B. Joe and Courtney are top notch…read morehosts serving delicious breakfasts, morning coffee, and an unlimited array of snacks and drinks. We enjoyed the old movie and music theme in this updated prior rectory. After spending the last several years of travel in hotels and Airbnb's, we have come to remember how personal and inviting B&Bs are. This particular one, however, is one of the best. The BB is two blocks from Warren Street for quick access to restaurants and shops. There is also a retail shop on Warren Street where you can spot many of the unique items from the house. The shop is very well curated. We stayed in Room 5 which has a private deck off the room that my husband used every morning and evening. It's the room with the beautifully updated blue bathroom. The only thing missing from the room and the bathroom was brighter light - our eyes no longer perform as well in dim lighting! We spent most of the mornings and afternoons on several hikes throughout the area - all of them peaceful and beautiful. The waterfalls at the end were stunning.

Cozy, inviting and relaxing. Joe and Courtney were wonderful hosts. Great location about a block…read morefrom Warren Street and all the restaurants and shops. The breakfasts in the morning were banging yummy. The rooms were quiet, quaint and well appointed. Great bathroom products and the bedding was super. Decor is very music and movie oriented which was also fun. Here's a pic if breakfast bacon grilled cheese topped with eggs Benedict and local tomato salad.