Everything went well! The hotel, the grounds, the food, the cocktails, the activities and the best…read morestaff! There is a good reason this is named one of the top destination spa/resorts in the country. Golf is across the road, along with an olympic outdoor pool, volleyball, tennis and more. Saturday night you can take the free shuttle and see an off-Broadway quality show for free! You can dine outside at their farm (extra fee). Go, chill and enjoy!

A Perfect Wellness Getaway for Burnt-Out Parents…read more My husband and I spent just one night at The Lodge at Woodloch to celebrate our anniversary--our first time away from the kids since they were born--and it was everything we needed to recharge. From the moment we arrived, we felt cared for. No tipping worries, a warm welcome with a handy tote and waterbottle, and a quick orientation set the tone. Yes, it's a splurge--but worth every penny for the details alone. We loved strolling the nature trails, spotting deer, and relaxing in the woods cabin stocked with water, tea, bug wipes, and even a s'mores kit (plus a real bathroom few steps away!) Kayaking was peaceful, and our massages melted the stress away--though I do wish they had included fingers! The Whisper Lounge was a dream: dim lights, cozy silence, and snacks that let you fully unwind. Coffee/tea/water everywhere. Meals were fresh, organic, and delicious--especially the salads straight from their farm. The three included meals per day made dining a highlight (just don't recommend the pork bao - dry side) We took chakra yoga, tai chi, self defense and even a sketch/painting class--everything was thoughtfully led and enriching. Loved all of our instructors! Only feedback: separate the activity desk from the spa desk, as the spa reps seemed stressed. Also be sure to check the bill to ensure you are not charged an extra meal. Overall, we left grounded, nourished, and already looking forward to our return. Just 2.5 hours from NYC--highly recommend for parents or anyone needing a true reset. (Instagram @Jubes111 )

Make sure to reserve a table along the stream or you'll find yourself at a huge table that just…read morefeels odd, especially when it's only two of you. For the record, I'd give 3 stars but my wife said no. The bar isn't stocked very well, if you like gin bring your own you'll be drinking tangeray. The peach salad was just okay. The peaches were too soft. And the "roasted potatoes" was a potato in a few slices that never saw a speck of salt. Salt it yourself you say? I would, but there is no salt or pepper on the tables. NOTE to all restaurants: your cooks aren't all perfect, put salt on the freaking tables. That said, the duck was cooked perfectly. Perhaps the best I ever had.

Magnolia is a fun place for lunch/dinner. We love eating out on the covered deck by the babbling…read morestream. Food and service is pleasant.

AVOID THIS DISASTROUS PLACE AT ALL COSTS!…read more During our stay, we have not seen the owner, housekeeper, or anyone who works at the Inn at all, in any way, shape, or form whatsoever - including at checkin and checkout. In fact, they instituted a "contactless" check-in and check-out where a code is texted to your phone to access the room. We are unsure why anyone would choose to work in the hospitality industry if they are so keen on avoiding any contact with their guests. It made the experience feel cold, impersonal, and frankly eerie, as if we checked into a haunted house. Usually, the best part of staying in a bed and breakfast is the breakfast. Unfortunately, that was the worst part here. The hotel said that due to "light construction," they won't be serving any hot breakfast but would offer what they claimed would be a "continental breakfast." In reality, this consisted of Folgers Keurig K-cups, store-bought bagels in a plastic bag, defrosted boxes of Jimmy Dean sandwiches (which should be stored in a freezer but was stored in a fridge instead), and a few travel size cereal boxes. It is important to note that they didn't have any milk available for the cereal, nor did they have any regular sugar (only Splenda). These offerings are nowhere near adequate to be considered a continental breakfast. We wound up eating out at a local diner instead. Also, there were no signs of there being any construction, so the lack of hot or continental breakfast felt like more of an excuse. There was also a pervasive cigarette stench in the room. Our room was listed as "smoke-free" and also had "thank you for not smoking" signs in the room. However, there was a cigarette stench so pervasive throughout the entire room that we resorted to opening the windows in 20 degree weather to attempt to get the stench out - to no avail. It made my clothes smell like cigarettes even when I got back home. Speaking of not having any contact with the inn staff, we also ran into several issues that needed housekeeping to address. There was a phone number listed to call for but no one ever bothered to pick up, so you are left to fend for yourself: First, the shower in our room was not working. The guests next door were kind enough to come in and figure out the problem. Additionally, we needed more towels and bar soap for the sink, which they never bothered to replenish because housekeeping is nowhere to be found. They also never provided any tissues in the room. Finally, the mattress was as hard as a rock which wound up hurting my back. Because of the mattress and because I could hear everything from next-door and upstairs guests, I got essentially no sleep during my stay. It is truly tragic and a shame just how far downhill the Brookview Manor has gone. It is abundantly clear that the inn was in its heyday when Marty and Gaile owned it. There is an old notepad with notes from prior guests, thanking Marty and Gaile for their hospitality and excellent cooking over the years. Our experience could not have been further away from that with the new owner.

Stayed at one of the cheaper rooms with shower. No maid service for 2 nights. 3 flights of…read morestairs not advertised. Old fashioned pleasant motif. One rooms bathroom was in hallway. Saturday breakfast outstanding...fruit cup, oatmeal, bread casserole, hot scrambled eggs, kielbasi, coffee, juice. Sunday morning..fruit cup, 6 mini store bought muffins, lukewarm scrambled eggs, country sautéed potatoes with skin, 3 half sized bacon strips, juice,, coffee....not impressive. Could not contact B&B directly. Needs more staff. No one to check in or out. One door left open 24 hrs. Grounds ok. Building needs overhaul.

I wish I had read the previous review on this bed-and-breakfast prior to booking last weekend. My…read morehusband and I just stayed overnight and we will not be back. We checked in midday so we had the benefit of having daylight- making first impressions less creepy. We were the only ones in the bed-and-breakfast, as far as we could tell . Not a sole insight. There was no degree of security. No codes to enter, etc., after reading a taped message on the front door, we entered and eventually found our room. I truly love old / historic homes and Inns. I usually offer them quite a bit of Grace..... Despite outdated furnishings, our room appeared clean and the bed was comfortable. The air-conditioning worked well and there was a small room refrigerator. Surprisingly, no musty smells. The bathroom is in need of some serious repair. The sink is chipped and rusty and the shower tub- well, it's is far from a shower. We showered late that night and despite the timing, there was little water flow -more like a trickle by the time my husband showered. We had no idea when breakfast would be served - since we never saw anyone. We just wandered down the next morning. The breakfast dining room, where we were to eat, had a trashy movie playing on the TV. I got up and changed it . The breakfast was subpar with low level of supplies - tea, etc. We are willing to pay more for a room knowing breakfast is included. We should've dined out instead. I have one more true life commentary - there was a table in the hallway upstairs that appeared to be an amenity table - boxed hairdryer and box of Trojans. I thought it was a prank for someone staying at the Inn at first, however, later realized - don't think so. Time to Class it up several notches, Wayne on Main!!! Honesdale is a fabulous historic town. The Inn has tremendous potential - if only some sweat equity and thoughtfulness was put into it. Our overall experience was similar to that of the Twilight Zone. Perhaps you should look elsewhere.

We booked this property through Hotels.com based on its strong rating, but our stay was extremely…read moredisappointing and concerning. When we arrived at night, there was no one present to check us in. A sign directed us to walk several minutes down a cold, dark street to another hotel for check-in. We had our 11-year-old daughter with us, who was asleep. At the other hotel, no clerk was there. After waiting about 15-20 minutes and calling the number provided, a bartender from the adjacent bar eventually came to the desk. She appeared visibly intoxicated, said she was only the bartender, and was unable to help us check in. We returned to the original property. The instructions said our name and key would be at the room, but there was no name on any door and no key waiting. After knocking on doors, we eventually had an uncomfortable interaction with someone associated with the property and were finally given a key. The room itself had serious maintenance concerns, including loose/exposed electrical raceway in the shower area, cracked paint, brown water in the toilet, a cramped bathroom setup, and an overall condition that felt poorly maintained. I rarely leave negative reviews and understand small inns are difficult to operate. But this property should not accept reservations if it cannot provide a safe, organized check-in process. Our experience felt disorganized, uncomfortable, and unsafe. I would not recommend this property, especially for families arriving at night.

The suite was STUNNING ! It's a smart room so everything is operated by the wall mount digital pads…read more. Bath tub is the deepest tub we have ever seen and goes to the shoulder area ! Heated towel racks , bathrobes , and slippers . Beds are the BEST! Views are incredible ! The price is a bit steep but you get what you pay for . Some negative : there is no microwave to heat food , no room service , lounge closes early so no way to get food or drinks after 9 PM, no rest restaurant or bar open on Tuesdays so you will have to doordash or uber and there are only 5 options for delivery. The kayaking and paddle boats are a two mile walk away from the resort and not accessible by car . You also cannot smoke or vape anywhere on the property.

To Summarize: Be…read morewarned: This is in the middle of NOWHERE. And there are no accommodations for late arrivals, including really important things like food, wine, or snacks. (I am diabetic) There's a "vending machine," which is sparsely filled, but it only takes cash and while they tote an ATM, it was out of service.. Pool and hot tub? Doesn't work. Never put a toe in there. Major pool construction; upon arrival told it would be open and were given hours; then today "it will be open by this afternoon" and then later this afternoon, any staff to be found said, "oh god no-it's not going to be open at all today." Then the power FOR THE ENTIRE PLACE went out. For hours. Note: EVERYTHING IS ELECTRONIC HERE. SO WHEN THE POWER GOES OUT, YOU CAN'T GET INTO YOUR BUILDING OR INTO YOUR ROOM. THERE ARE NO LIGHTS. YOU ARE TRAPPED AND YOUR THINGS ARE VULNERABLE BECAUSE MY PATIO DOOR WAS COMPLETELY NOT LOCKED. NOTHING IS MANAGED BY KEYS. Notifications? None. Peaceful environment? If you consider Construction to be one? So you can't go to the pool, you can't go to the lake, you can't sit on your 1300 deck because you're locked out? Boats and lake access and sauna? All locked up. No one staffed. Abandoned "Scream"movie set perhaps? Late arrival ? No food, no options, no place to purchase anything IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE. (8:40) NOTHING is open on Tuesdays or Wednesdays- we unfortunately learned. Did we make a reservation at the apparent restaurant that we have never seen or been able to get into? Yes we did. It was an 8 o'clock reservation. Was the restaurant actually open that evening? No. Communication? NON- EXISTENT. ATM? In-room coffee machines? (Tacky Kuerigs) not in service. *A Jura coffee machine is available with a WARNING that it is only available for breakfast. God Save You if you, paying $1400 a night, possibly wanna have a latte. Mind you, this has been an OVER $3200 stay for two nights. Shuttle? "Sure! There are spots! I'll reserve them for you!" Actual shuttle conversation morning of to confirm: "there is no room- it is booked; it is full." We responded with "we confirmed this in March and again this week." NO SOLUTIONS to make it better. For any of this. "Sorry." At 6:25 pm at the event we get a call. "Hey the shuttle is ready!" We had already been there for two hours. We could NEVER in good conscience recommend this place to anyone. What a deeply unwelcoming, confusing, inaccessible experience. The only thing that works here is the warm and sweet housekeeping folks and the toilets. The power outage was a massive problem only to be addressed with hostility and shocking indifference. Mind you, this was ONE 24- hour period. Stay away.

The house itself was very historical which We enjoyed. The owners were very hospitable and…read morewelcoming. The rooms were clean and beautifully decorated. The food was delicious and healthy, fresh and locally farm raised. If you are in this area you will enjoy your stay at the property. Thank you Janet

I found this B&B by chance and I am glad I did. We needed to come out and pick up our daughter from…read morecamp, and this was the ideal location to stay the night prior to pick up. The owners were friendly, hospitable, and professional. Breakfast was homemade, which is such a treat when you are traveling.

Woodloch Pines is an awesome family resort. There are always plenty of activities and entrainment…read morefor all, no matter what your interests are they have it, or you can just relax in the beautiful peaceful surroundings with trees, lake and rolling greens. The staff are exceptional, always ready to assist and food and deserts are great. They have gift shops, bakeries, restaurants and many more. Accommodations range from a one-bedroom hotel room to a 6-bedroom house. Much to choose from.

Our family's happy place! Food, service, activities, entertainment, scenery-- all top notch…read more Keep it up, Woodloch! We'll be back.

By Mark Doyle - US Army Pilot - ret. First of all folks - a…read morereview that is seven years old, as is the other one available - has to be questioned!!! Especially, after you've seen the amazing photos of the way Cobmin Ridge Motel looks TODAY - THIS MINUTE! Stop & go look at them if you haven't, then come back to me, please. How can I say such a statement with such determined conviction? Because it's where I'm staying - right now - at this very moment!! Let's see the CALENDAR; It's Sunday, October 30th - and what year is it ladies and gentlemen? Correct; it's 2022! Let me REPEAT THAT: 2022!! (How do I Capitalize Numbers) My room, #8, is as you'd find at a 5 star hotel! You think hyperbole? Even a high priced Marriott doesn't have gorgeous, multi-colored fluffy, soft and enormous towels! What do you find at a Marriott? Plain Jane, boring, white towels from Macy's! Crap! Cobmin Ridge Motel is totally underrated. Take the amenities that other tauted properties have in their bathrooms. Crap again is what they have! Not Cobmin Ridge Motel in my room number # 8 - where, if you can remember back to the beginning - is where Mark Doyle, US Army Pilot ret - is at this very moment! In what YEAR! No - NOT 2016 - Pay Attention Please - the Year is 2022 - soon to be 2023 - Happy New Year Travelers! in case I forget. The soap is top of the line - you actually get lathered up! Not scratched, as in most 2 & 3 star properties. The proprietor Marina - provides special, womanly, face creams - that you'd find in a first class SPA!!! At this moment, I'm feeling a bit tired, and I want to go to bed. Did you people see the photos of the bedding? And pillows? The gorgeous colors? I don't want to mess them up!! A WALL MOUNTED, ENORMOUS, FLAT SCREEN TV!! BACK to the BATHROOM. The shower pressure will knock you over - and the water is - __HOT_ HOT & HOT_ that stays HOT forever!!! Allowing you to lather up with quality soap, and with designer shampoo & conditioner!! BTW - SAVE WATER - SHOWER WITH A FRIEND!! I'm always thinking GREEN! CHECK OUT COBMIN RIDGE MOTEL, AND YOU'LL WANT TO MOVE IN!!! THE END

Basic roadside motel. Convenient location. Very clean & economical. Could use a touch more updating…read moreimo. I did not think the bed was comfortable, but my husband had no problem sleeping on it.