I choose Skytop lodge because I needed a mini vacation and the safety precautions at the hotel were up to my standards (I'm immunocompromised). There didn't seem to be too many guests, perfect for me. We got a great deal on the hotel via a hotel deal website H.W. The lodge itself is very beautiful. The rooms are lovely, albeit very small. A bit of a warning, I wish I had known prior to arriving: the hotel changes the temperature settings according to the season; it's either heater or air conditioning, not both depending on each guests' comfort level. Our room was very hot inside so we had to turn the heating unit off and thank god the windows were able to be opened. It worked pretty well except for the night time when it was freezing with the windows open but too hot with them closed. The bathroom is very tiny. We found out upon arrival that the next morning at 9:30 am, the warm water would be shut off for maintenance for five hours. Not very convenient for someone who loves sleeping in on her vacation. The normally have a bunch of activities but COVID has whittled it down to just a few, and the weather was horrible when we were there so we didn't get to enjoy any activities at the lodge for the 3 days we were there. Social distancing was great except for when another couple tried to squeeze into the tiny elevator we were on, seemed very unsafe given the pandemic. The staff was extremely helpful. Dinner is only till 9 at the Lakeview and Windsor dining halls. Bring a snack with you in case you get hungry, there were no vending machines and the marketplace they had at the lodge was closed. The breakfast buffet at Windsor was good with all the usual hot breakfast options: waffles, pancakes, crepes, home fries, bacon and sausage, along with cereal and bagels. The one issue I did have was when we were at Windsor for breakfast and the waitress said we had a meal plan; we did not. We asked her to double check and were told it was complimentary...it was not, and we were charged for it at checkout. Overall it was a very nice place, but the price of a room here during covid 19 seems very high. If I got a half priced room again, I would visit, however, I would not pay full price for a small room with no way to change the temp settings and hardly any lodge activities. Beautiful views though. read more

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The surroundings and grounds of Skytop are incredible. Unfortunately, the service is terrible. We stayed in the "Inn". We were told that shuttles would bring us anywhere we want on the 5,500 acres. However, we called for a shuttle that never came this evening. We began walking to the Lodge when we flagged someone else's shuttle down. The driver had no idea someone had been waiting for nearly half an hour (we were told shuttles arrive within 2-4 minutes). We walked back to the Inn rather than bothering the shuttle people. The pool was closed down 2 hours early until we asked for the lights to be turned on. As soon as we asked for the pool to be opened as it should, people flocked to it. We will be leaving in the morning and never returning. There were other examples of poor service. For the price, we expected so much more. ***update *** After informing the front desk of our experiences, the general manager reached out to us on our way out of town. I believe he was genuinely concerned, and he informed us that they will look for opportunities to improve. I appreciated the outreach even though we had already checked out. read more

Avoid this place at all costs, unless you like steaks that are burnt to a crisp, rounds of golf that take 6 hours, wedding guests puking on your patio and terrible DJ music playing past the advertised wedding hours. The cost is absurd. Will never visit here again. read more

Each year we gather at Skytop for a family reunion. The lodge has recently been renovated and certain members of the staff made this year's visit truly exceptional. Fernando is an AMAZING waiter - so friendly and helpful and great with the children. Chefs Jarrod and Richard were able to accommodate a host of food allergies in a manner that gave me great confidence and everyone's food was delicious. Rey is so helpful at getting our ridiculously over-packed family into and out of our room. Thank you, Skytop for another great year! read more

Great getaway place in the Poconos. Our first time here was in the Fall. This time, we went during Martin Luther king's weekend. We had a great time during both stays but the activities varied with the different seasons. The Lodge is in a private secluded area and the property is beautiful. It had a historical feeling to it, as if you've stepped back in time to an era of grandiose and splendor. In the Fall, it was warm enough to take advantage of their outdoor activities such as archery. We hiked with a naturist, who was excellent. He was informative and engaging. During that visit, we chose to put the kids in the kid's center for a few hours while we hiked. The kids went fishing, did crafts and had a good time. During our winter stay, we booked a package which included snow tubing, ice skating (both indoors and on the lake ), and breakfast. Although the snow tubing area only had 2 snow tubing lanes, we never encountered a line. Skating on the lake was stunning. The views of the mountains around you are beautiful, especially with the snow. We also did a hike with the naturist. He is consistently great. Very engaging and informative. He actually makes you want to learn more on your own afterwards. The breakfast was nice. The food was good but if it wasn't included in the package I probably would have gone elsewhere. Other than the made-to-order omelet/egg station, there wasn't a lot of other selections. The made to order section was very good but there is only one person cooking so the wait is almost not worth it. We also ate at the Tap Room, their pub. The wings are good here as is the burger. However, don't get the pulled pork. It was so fatty that it was inedible. I love that every day at 4 pm they bring out tea and cookies in the lobby area. The first time we experienced, there was a mass of people going for the cookies, but they kept bringing out a new tray after the cookies were gone- up until the tea time was over. Saturday nights are fun as they have an evening of dancing and dance games. The crossings outlet is close by and I didn't expect to spend so much time there. They had some nice stores that you don't see in other outlets. read more

Beautiful place. The wedding venue had Great bartenders. The grounds are absolutely gorgeous and they're hospitality is above par read more

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My husband and I recently had a meal at the Skytop Lodge's Tap Room. It has a pub feel with a wide range of menu items. The food was prepared very well, and our cocktails were excellent. I want to give a big thank you to our server Adrianna. I hope I spelled her name right. She was extremely attentive, knowledgeable on what was available at the bar, and just all around, the consummate professional. Please give this young lady praise. All in all, a wonderful experience. read more

I only visited the hotel. I look forward to staying there and playing golf. The chef came out at 3 pm and gave us a tasting. It was awesome. I will be back. read more

The old world feel of a 1920s and 1930s Hotel with all the amenities is what you will find here. From the valet and bellhops to the classy furniture and decor. The food at the windsor dining room was equisite and very well prepared. Breakfast was also an elegant affair with pastries made to order omlettes and meats. There are so many activities even after a week long stay there are many things to do.kids seem to also have a great time here and there are activities for them as well as adults. Best resort in the poconos for sure. There is a reason it is a listed national historic hotel and a 4 diamond AAA winner. read more

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I went with my girlfriend. We stayed one night. There was so much to do and it was so beautiful. Really magical, and we hope to come back soon. It felt like a castle. I would have enjoyed a later check-in and check-out, better parking directions, and just a little more magic. It was great overall! read more

Beautiful resort. Not your tropical Pocono place. Elegant and classy. Good family venue or for couples. Plenty of activities during day. Has golf, swimming, outdoor sports , plenty of hiking trails . Very friendly and accommodating staff. read more

I visited for afternoon snacks and cocktails, and this was definitely a highlight of my long weekend in the Poconos. Great vibes, I certainly felt transported to vacationland. Food in the Tap Room was very good! We just got nachos, but they were done right, they are clearly running a good ship in the kitchen. Loved the tomatillo salsa. Great beer selection, excellent views, and terrific service from every staff member we encountered. The library was a lovely space, definitely want to come back and visit that again. Lobby was very well appointed, the fireplace was excellent. And it smelled like fall spice throughout. Wonderful visit, hope to come back and stay longer! read more

Nope. Please help me understand why a meal cannot be served warm or even hot when requested? The Library served a whiskey sour with a mix. Ina Garten has a recipe so easy I find it hard to believe that it's not used. Also no hours on the specialty stores. This is not a difficult thing to do post the hours of the day. No place to buy a piece of chocolate after eight in the evening. A tv system that requires a call to reception to understand how it works. And it still doesn't work. Please rescue me. Trying to support a local business but they make it so hard! read more

Big Mistake! Could have stayed at camelback and enjoyed everything with my four boys. Single mom trying to treat her son to a weekend with friends and I should have just stayed at camelback. Their tubing site is lame: it's not even as big as my back yard. Literally good for toddlers only!!! My ten and 11 year olds cried when they saw the tubing hill (not tears of happiness.) Had to spend $500 taking four kids tubing at camelback as a plan B. When I informed them that I could not go on our planned treetop adventure course the next day (one because of the tubing expense,) and two because my one other adult could not come up for the day because he got called in to work, they refused to allow me to cancel. The concierges talked to me very rudely that I found devastating. They were just mean and told me that was my problem and said they were charging me anyway. Their pool was ok but completely blinded my kids with the insane amount of chlorine. It's hard to eat at the hotel if you are in a chalet. You need reservations to get food which makes it extremely difficult. All I can say is NEVER AGAIN and I'm the type of person who doesn't even send food back at a restaurant. I do indeed understand they are running a business but to charge me $330 for an activity that we cant do is shameful on them. Their website makes the place look so magical and wonderful: I've been all over this globe and all I can say is cudos to their marketing firm. read more

We have just left after our stay at Skytop Lodge. It was our first stay here during early March - we received some snow during our stay, making the hiking extra fun. We were absolutely overwhelmed with the amount of activities possible through our stay here - most of which were included in the price of the hotel. The staff was incredibly accommodating! We stayed at the Inn which was about a 7 min walk to the Main Lodge. We ate at the Lakeview Restaurant one evening and the Windsor Dining Room the next. We spent plenty of time in The Library & North Card Room enjoying wine. We also played ping pong downstairs and enjoyed the arcade. We now are the high-scorers of Space Invaders! We checked out the pavilion, the toboggan course, the bridges and creeks and The Outfitters area where the men were working to setup an outdoor ice skating rink. We had a great time hiking the many trails nearby - our feet are sore!! We are leaving feeling refreshed and happy :) ready to come back again in a few months! Most of all the beauty of the surrounding nature is just overwhelming. Take advantage of the streams and beautiful hiking trails when you stay here read more

Heard so many things about this place but never went...finally decided to see what this place was all about. First of its absolutely beautiful! There are so many wonderful things to see. Stayed at the cottage, it was very clean, it also had a porch which was fantastic. For the room alone it gets a 5 out of 5. Things to do- hiking trails, golf, kayaking or canoeing, outside games, fitness classes adventure center, pool ect. They offer a lot of activities for the guest. We loved finding all the different trails to walk...they had great waterfalls. Great for a family, adults ect. They also offer a shuttle which was getaway for getting around. The food- they had very fancy to casual. The corner roast coffee had the best chai tea! The tea room had really great dessert. The taproom- so many great options and it was fantastic and reasonable for the money. We enjoyed out appetizers we got..very unique This place was great and cannot wait to come back. read more

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Well, after attending our family life conference, I don't think we will be doing SKYTOP LODGE anymore. For a 4 star hotel you would think they had better standards. 1. Thermostat not working because it needs batteries. 2. Furniture stained horribly. 3. Blood stained bed linens. 4. Stained carpeting and needed vacuuming. 5. Spider webs in corners. 6. Dirty glasses in rooms. 7. Roku tv smh! These are just a FEW infractions that I experienced. What we did like: Fernando was excellent with service and was very gracious. He made you feel like family. Monisha got our order right the first time and the food was excellent. The other staff and hotel manager were good but no hotel guest should walk into a room they paid for and it still needs attention. There needs to be some QC after each room is serviced. At this time, no I would not recommend this hotel at a rating of stars. read more

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Don't hold your wedding here. This has nothing to do with the bride or groom, as I'm sure they spent a fortune on it. The food was just terrible. At our table, I ordered filet mignon medium, another person med rare and then medium well. All three were well done, and that cut was definitely not filet mignon. It is incredible that people spend so much at a venue, and they end up serving bad food. Make the host look bad, even though they did not cheapen out. read more

I really enjoyed my stay. The place is beautiful and the staff is very nice. Theo from the Windsor was helpful and friendly. The food was great and there was lots to do. We are planning on going back soon! read more

The Windsor room is one of the best dining experiences in the Poconos. Everything on the menu plus the service is outstanding.

This place is incredible! Here around Christmas. They have a giant gingerbread house and activities all year. Jeff the GM is the most welcoming guy you will want to meet. Seriously feel royal here. I love it! Also food is soo good. Come and enjoy! read more

Our family of 4 took advantage of Living Social and came back up for a 3 day 2 night stay before Christmas holidays. 1. The decoration around the whole place is gregous. Sort of Rockefeller without all the crowd. We took plenty of pictures. 2. There is an actual life size gingerbread room. It smells so good. It was very hard not to be like Hansel & "Greedy" and grab a piece off the wall. 3. The weather did not cooperate - so all the winter sports things we think we can do sort of bagged. But we did have a snow dusting and of course, the grounds are like storybook like. 4. The game room had not changed at all. This time around, we spent a lot of time on ping pong. 5. The pub food downstairs was fine for us as we did not have to get off the grounds to look for food. We wanted to go to Basso, but they were closed on Mondays & Tuesdays. The eats around town is a little more scarce as this area is seasonal. 6. This time, Tim the resort manager greeted us as there are as many guests around. Our prior waiter came to serve us again. He was very cheerful this time and gave a mad load of whipcream to my little one for his waffle. I asked him if he would babysit afterwards when he is all sugared up. 7. Pool is open! Bring your bathing suits. 8. Small gym - but will do. Need a little more space of 10x10 for stretching and free weights. Oh, and the 3 pound weights are missing. 9. HMMM YUMMM 4PM cookie time. On weekends, they make a huge gingerbread man cookie. 10. We had dinner at the big dining room this time. The a la carte was priced right. We were able to keep our bill at $110 for us. We don't drink liquor or eat desserts. The main dishes are big enough portion. But then, we are not the typical Americans with 3000k dinners! The steak is a MUST. Cons: 1. Room - My husband and I have trouble with the key to our cabin. It gets pretty stuck! So glad we have HULK strength and the dexterity of STRETCH - I was so certain I was going to snap my key. I think a little WD40 is in order. Our room was not cleaned during our stay. I was too lazy to even buzz the Housekeeper. 2. We did not get the updated cabins this time - so no fire place. :( Would had been nice. *** This place is expensive. And it is "dated" decor. But we like it that way. If you want European Chic, this is not the place. read more

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Now this is a class act! Can't find a fault with this resort. Has everything, no it's not a noisy water park but the other activities are even better, definitely a classy Resort don't expect Kalahari or Great Wolf. I would chose SkyTop hands down. Certain times Groupon has them on but I'd say they are worth it. A real treat and definitely a romantic place to get away. Food is excellent! read more

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Last of the really grand old resorts in the area. Good golf, close to Buck Hill Falls Golf club (best I've ever played), great food in the pub, excellent price for a first class vacation. My children loved it read more

The ahi tuna was very disappointing. Over cooked. My water glass was never refilled my entire lunch. The ahi tuna was cubed and fried not as described in the menu. I was expecting quality food for the price. read more

I'm perplexed by earlier comments about the place not being well maintained. I think just the opposite is true - it's been beautifully restored with an effort to preserve its history. I found the main lodge to be absolutely charming and comfortably elegant. It felt like stepping back in time. Love all the old photos everywhere. Lots of activities - some pretty hokey, like a Family Feud - but all in good fun. We really enjoyed hiking with Rick, a knowledgeable naturalist. There was an interesting historical tour of the property. I'm glad I went even though i was annoyed by the $10 up-charge. Toasted marshmallows, s'mores and the best ever cocoa were fun. Small ski hill good for learning. Was disappointed by the skating rink, not a very inviting place, loud music under harsh lights and scarred up ice. We missed out on the hayride tour of the property, which fills up fast. We ate at the Lakeview restaurant and in their TapRoom. Food at both was excellent. Staff was very helpful and super friendly. read more

Very disappointing. food was tasteless pool dirty and overcrowded beach closed on hot weekend activities Overpriced wrong rooms / no results i d suggest somewhere else for price read more

As many reviewers shared, it is a historic, old world charm lodge that makes a statement with a grand entry hall and welcoming staff members. Afternoon tea is specially a wonderful time to enjoy the company of other guests and board games by the large fireplace. The staff is very pleasant and always ready with a smile - just had very few instances of sub-par service. We really wanted to "love" this place but some ares were lacking. Our understanding is that a new GM is in place and there are displays of future renovations so that's promising. We would consider returning and staying at one of the cabins. The overall decor is rather tired with some places like the kids' movie room, the Tap Room, the Tea Room and arcade in big need of updating. The Indoor pool was nice for the kids. The guided hike was a winner. ROOMS: We thankfully had a large renovated room which was very clean. We were lucky not to be in one of the outdated rooms others complained about. FOOD: The tap room was a terrible experience for us. We had high hopes given its quaint, old pub feel and attractive menu. Needless to say, a 45 minute wait (with school age, young kids) is not conducive to an enjoyable meal. Only one appetizer was served after 30 minutes (no bread basket) - with a large hot plate placed in front of the 19 month old!! Once the meals arrived, after getting the manager to help, we returned one dish (a sandwich with burned lettuce) and another dish was barely touched (frozen boxed, saucy pizza). Skip the Tap Room. The Windsor Dining room was lovely for breakfast. Good solid offerings for breakfast fare. Our savior was finding Frogtown Inn and 6 Acres restaurant just five minutes from the lodge - DELICIOUS! The lodge is wonderful for all its outdoor offerings and may consider visiting in the Summer or Winter for skiing. We love historic places and many are able to balance the old world charm with updated amenities/offerings (i.e. Grove Park Inn, NC); I believe Skytop is trying to get there. read more

A mediocre relic from 1950 that has not modernized the facility or its service. Want a Coke before noon? Not happening. Want dessert at the ice cream shop at 745pm, nope, they close early. The grounds here are beautiful, the staff is very friendly but a customer service approach from 1950 has not evolved at all. Come here for the nostalgia, or the views or the friendly staff. read more

My family has been coming to Skytop for generations. My mother came as a young girl, I came as a young girl, and I have brought my two young daughters. Skytop is a memory of dreams past, and unfortunately this year they have shown me how far in the past those dreams are. Skytop used to be a family friendly woodland mountain house and it appears that way to the eye, but between the transition to a corporate retreat, the dropoff in staff competence, and the outrageous variations on liability policies on their famed outdoor "adventures" I feel it has changed to the point our family can no longer make new memories here. I could overlook the outdated rooms, the sofa bed with visible springs, the water leaks from old unmaintained buildings. After all I would love for it to remain a 1920s era gem, but the room prices are so enormously expensive for what you get. As if new corporate additions could make up for lack of maintenance on the main house. At dining, one used to have the same recurring table with the same waiter who would get to know you feeling more like a cute inn. Now what seems very untrained staff tries very hard but fails, and it feels not like a warm family experience but any other mediocre restaurant. Kids were welcomed instead of now told to be quiet or to stop getting up ans walking around (because that's apparently a liability don't you know?) For those who want an adult experience, why not simply have family hours? We used to use the multiple card rooms for family activities, puzzles, cards, indoor things by the fire on cold nights. The library turned bar for guests over 21 I suppose caters to some guests but now I am left to visit the arcade in the basement with my children (which I am sure makes them some money) instead of quality time. Most significant of all in my opinion is that we come here for winter activities. We would walk slippery trails, sled down a toboggan over an lake of ice, and generally have fun outdoors in the snow. Climate change not withstanding (we were told by locals how little snow there has been in the last 10 years), the things we used to come here for seem off limits. I consider myself liberal and even for me the corporate liability policies for letting anyone do any of these outdoor activity are outrageous. We were told that it was not safe to sled down a 1degree slope. If your property is not "safe" enough any longer for sledding, then make it "safe" or I find little reason to spend my money there. We would go to the ice skating rink if it was open at hours amenable for little children (2 hours in the evening), if the staff showed up on time (despite telling the guests to show up early), or if the rental skates were maintained (frankly it was more dangerous to skate with what they gave us). I am very very sad. Skytop was a generational howl for me but it feels as if it has been taken over by people who don't feel the spirit of the place or have institutional memory. They might not care at all at losing one family, but it hurts me and my children. read more

Relaxing, quiet getaway in this old-world lodge atmosphere. Get a seat near the fireplace, order 2-fingers of your favorite spirit and read your book in peace. If you find yourself in need of a chillout you'll be happy here for a night or two (three would be too many). Nicer hiking trails if your energy allows. read more

Loved this place during the late winter time (March). It felt like traveling back in time, wholesome, the world still in perfect order. And I am not an old fashioned person by far...but his place...so incredibly charming. I took a chance with a living social voucher, I'm so glad I did! For skiing we would usually hit closer mountains like Camelback, but there are just no nice hotels around. Living Social was a great way of trying out a new location and new (better) hotel, even though further away. We stayed at a Cottage, a 5 minute walk from the hotel itself-just perfect, since the hotel can probably get pretty loud with a lot of children around. Big room, big bed, huge TV, fridge, big bathroom, nice porch with a beautiful view. Wonderful breakfast buffet. Strange traditions that make it even more lovable, a Grande March at night, with people dressed up? Who does that? Grandparents and parents dancing with their children to live music in the foyer made me miss my dad. Very Norman Rockwell like. Not sure what this place did to me, but I even liked the arcade/playroom in the basement - and I cant stand arcades! I think what I most liked about it was that people played ping-pong and other things no matter if 5 or 100 years old. Nature! Oh my goodness. Cross country skiing over the frozen lake AND seeing a bald eagle stealing a fish from ice fishers in front of us...I mean really? Just awesome. We also did downhill skiing at the adventure center, probably a tad boring for the professional skier, but excellent for me. Super nice staff there. Hot chocolate! Nature walks organized by the hotel...so much fun. You can't say that a bird ate from your mouth every day, can't you (see pic). The only thing we didn't like was the dress code for either of the restaurants. I get the hotel dress code in the Windsor Dining Room, but to have a similar dress code at the Lakeview Restaurant is a bit overkill. We wound up eating outside the resort in a fabulous Italian place. I can't wait to go back to see this place in the summer and especially fall, I'm sure it will be gorgeous up there. read more

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Watch out, they dont tell you about the 18% service charge when you reserve your room!! They wait till you check in to let you know the wonderful news and of course its too late at that point to cancel. Hotel is old, poor condition, our room screens were ripped up and the air conditioner didn't work. Stay away, there are many nicer properties than this place. Dont get ripped off the way we did. read more

We had the best weekend at Skytop Lodge. There are activities every hour, that are good for any age. From the time we woke up until we went to bed, we had something fun to do. The Cocktail Class with Joseph was one of our favorite parts! We had so much fun learning to make drinks and getting the chance to be bartenders. The hotel itself was beautiful, very clean, and the staff was friendly and accommodating (even when we locked ourselves out twice lol). The food was great at Lake View, and I was very relieved that the chef was willing to accommodate my vegan diet. We will definitely be back!! read more

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I played a fall round of golf at this well maintained course. It's a long play from the white tees and tests even the low handicapper. The signature hole is the 18th, with a blind downhill tee shot followed by an extreme uphill approach shot to the green that sits in front of the clubhouse. A truly great and well designed finishing hole. I look forward to going back and playing it again. read more

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Old school lodge. Built in the 30s last renovation 60's...Very 60's 70's decor. Many times I though Fonzie, Laverne and Shirley would pop out around the corner. Though the food and service is decent during busy times, not so great at slow times. PS breakfast 7:30-9:00, lunch 12-1 You snooze you loose! Not NY high expectations. The place is ok. Beer fest was great, on a frozen lake, really unique. Close to many skiing locals and serves it's purpose. read more

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I've stayed in a lot of places, and this one is absolutely top drawer. Spacious, rustic and restful, at least as Winter is ending. The staff are uber professional and friendly. No one asks to be tipped for anything, and that made me feel all the more inclined to do so. My only complaint: there is little obvious ecological or climate consciousness. No recycling, vehicles left running with no one in them, lights left on all the time, etc. read more

I understand the history and structure of this old lodge. It can be appealing to the eye at first and even online. But, If you are someone who travels a lot and use to clean sheets, no bugs and good service you may want to consider a different destination. Probably the biggest deal breaker for me not to come back was that they had no bottle waters in the room to even buy. I called the front desk to ask if I could pay or if they have any water to bring to my room and they said no. I said what about from room service? She said we don't have room service.... WHAT??? Everything is closed she said. (It was 10:15pm) I asked if anything was open near by and she said the closest place is 10 miles away that MAY be open. Good thing I'm only here for 1 night for a work meeting and not on my own dime which is why I gave two stars instead of one. read more

Grand old charm and the type of place that warms your heart! We have a house in the Poconos on Lake Wallenpaupack, and just found Skytop a year ago. The setting is beautiful. We had dinner in the main dining room one Saturday night last Fall, and came out after dinner to a wonderful band playing great old tunes in the lobby with all kinds of people, young and old, families and strangers dancing to the band. The hotel had cookies and drinks set out and (amazing oatmeal cookies, BTW, which we think may be the best anywhere in the country) it was a great time for everyone. We went to the Fall Stroll on a Sunday also last Fall and that was a GREAT time too! What a fun way to enjoy the lovely Autumn weather in the Poconos as well as the beautiful walking trail around the lake. The food was delicious and the wine tasting setup was well designed. We also had Thanksgiving dinner last year at the main dining room, and enjoyed it as well. Yes, the food is a bit on the pricey side, but some of the offerings are pretty good...and the oatmeal cookies are out of this world! I LOVE this place as a great place to celebrate just being alive- with family(yes, children) or friends, or also a great place for solitude!!! read more

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My husband and I recently stayed at Skytop Lodge for our mini-moon after finding them through a Google search, and I am 1000% satisfied with every aspect of our stay. I highly recommend this resort to anyone looking to stay in the area. From the amazing staff, to the delicious food at the Windsor, the Taproom, the Market & the Roast, to the beautiful resort grounds, we were blown away by our whole stay. We will definitely be back in the future, and we will recommend Skytop to our friends and family too. read more