My family and I vacation on the St Lawrence River every year for our big summer family vacation get…read moretogether and stay at the Shelato Cedar Spring Cottages with no exception! This property is right on the river with a beautiful view of the sunset each evening over Brockville Ontario. This property offers modern amenities including on property wifi. While staying here we've enjoyed relaxing by the riverside, camp fires, water sports including world class fresh water scuba diving, fishing, and trips over to scenic Brockville Ontario, a quaint little city just a 1 mile boat ride across the river (don't forget your passport, and a boat would help!). We definitely recommend this property if you're looking for a fun or relaxing time in upstate NY.

From the owner: Our modern cottages (equipped with WIFI and satellite TV) are located in the beautiful Thousand…read moreIslands region of upstate NY on the St Lawrence River. Our large dock facilities can accommodate your boats and jetskis. We are located directly across the River from Brockville, Ontario. Excellent scuba diving in the clearest water on the planet, fishing, water skiing, with breath taking views of the islands.

The best RV park we've been to. The views are wonderful, everything is clean and the spaces aren't…read moreright on top of each other. There are spots next to the water but we wanted a spot we could pull right through. The campground is perfectly situated on the water, close to Alexandria Bay and super close to a Price Chopper. I can't say enough about this wonderful park!

Swan Bay is the best RV resort that we have ever been to! From the full hook ups and even concrete…read morepads to the amazing amenities and being right on the St Lawrence River! In the 3 years that we have used Swan Bay - we have found the staff to be very friendly and eager to make sure that our every need is met. My family and I love Swan Bay!

Our two night stay at Edgewood Resort was above and beyond. The staff was extremely accommodating,…read moreproviding us with anything we requested. Brandy and John were the two that we dealt with for our stay. The room we requested was a river view with a king bed. The floors were hardwood in the room, plenty of lighting available, a mini fridge, ceiling fan and air conditioning. We spent some time on the balcony with a few drinks just enjoying the perfect evenings. Although some may consider the room to be a tad bit high, we found the whole experience to be well worth every penny.

The owner's son of the restaurant works there and gives you 101% atmosphere and the food is good. A…read moremust go to they go out of their way to please you. The employees are great and the people that work at the front desk are awesome.

Using another service I found this to be in the right area and with a high rating…read more What a pleasant surprise on arriving. Room facing the St Lawrence River. A continuous deck accommodating a couple of gas bbqs, tables and chairs for each room, a small kitchen area (fridge, microwave, coffee maker sink), gas fireplace, etc! On turning the cover of the bed we found a mint on each pillow. Such a lovely treat in addition to the clean well kept establishment. A pro or con is the no children in parts of the Inn, not sure if in all parts. Strict no smoking in no smoking rooms (not sure if smoking rooms exist as we are not smokers). Beyond the deck are terraced gardens down to the water's edge. In the morning a generous continental breakfast is included.

Oh my goodness! I run out of adjectives to describe the wonderful experience I had at Dewar's. From…read morethe beautiful cabin I stayed in (FULL kitchen!), to the view from my personal deck, to the friendly family style breakfast served with care each day (there were HOMEMADE muffins!) it was the best weekend I've had in a long, long while. The rates are reasonable, the service excellent, and the cottage was clean and cozy (did I mention 2 gas fireplaces?). I'll definitely make Dewar's a destination whenever I'm in the Prescott/Ottawa area.

I unfortunately can no longer recommend this place. It appears that they have undergone an…read moreownership change and no longer stand for what this place stood for for so many years. Upon check in we encountered an extremely hot room and found that there was no direct air conditioning going to the other room. Their solution was to bring us an additional fan or we could cancel. Unfortunately with how hot it is in that room, and it was also quite hot in the hallway, we ended up canceling and finding other accommodations for the week. The person at the desk also didnt seem too helpful.

I stayed here twice in the last month or so. The staff is very friendly. The rooms are clean and…read morethe beds are comfortable. They have pet friendly rooms which are great. A beautiful view of the st Lawrence River out back with a nice fire-pit. The included breakfast isn't just cold cereal and OJ... actually a lovely assortment of hot foods like waffles, eggs, home fries, sausage etc. The restaurant on site was also delicious.

This hotel is really nice…read more Been here a few times and returned under their special winter pkg. Occupancy was low. Room was clean. Restaurant was excellent. Breakfast food and service excellent. Large portions. Starbucks coffee free, front desk in morning fantastic. Makes no sense, you can bring free coffee into Restaurant but if you order it with breakfast, $5.00. Front desk, Jacob evening fantastic. Some daytime staff at desk unfriendly and so, so. Shower, no cold water in couple rooms, some only hot water. Still overall recommended. Nice pool and hottub. Large event space and easy parking. Ps Robes are very nice and worth $75. If you need one.

My excursion to the North Country (1000 Islands region) of New York State was amazing, with the…read moreexception of the second day of my 2 night stay at this "four-star" hotel. First, a fire alarm at 2:30 am meant I didn't sleep the rest of the night (meanwhile, I had to check out the next day and drive 3 hours to get home. Maybe no big deal for a young person in good health, but for a senior with myriad health issues, this was the start of a bad experience that just kept snowballing. Next, the hotel's boiler broke and it took them all night and well past 9 am before it was fixed. Right at the time when everyone is trying to take their shower, but can't so they can't get out, check out or just wash their hands???? How does a business whose sole service is providing "hospitality" NOT have a backup boiler?? Not a perfect solution, but a backup could have been activated and some service restored while the main boiler was being repaired during the morning wake-up, get out and go hours. The hotel doesn't offer a continental breakfast, just an overpriced and reportedly mediocre restaurant onsite. They do offer coffee, but there was NO coffee when I checked, even though it was still well within the window when they purport to offer it--and no one in sight to ask if they could refill the carafes. So now, I've had it. All I want to do is get the hell out. But I have severe COPD so I have to lug my oxygen machine as well as regular luggage anytime I travel. I could'nt manage all of it by myself. But of course all TWO of the luggage carts were in use by able-bodied single thirty somethings or families with children. Wouldn't it make sense for the hotel to reserve at least ONE cart for people in wheelchairs or who have trouble BREATHING??? When I went back to retrieve my oxygen machine, the key card would not open the room door because it was just past checkout time, so I had to go back to the lobby and ask the front desk to temporarily reactivate my card key. Will I visit Clayton NY again? Absolutely. Will I stay at the Harbor Hotel again? Sorry to say, No.

The only redeeming feature of this place is the view--and even that can't distract from how poorly…read moremaintained and unsettling the rest of the experience is. Finding the entrance was like a game of hide-and-seek gone wrong. There's no signage, zero lighting, and walking back at night from the main street feels more like the opening scene of a horror movie than a relaxing vacation. It's eerie, deserted, and downright creepy. The restaurant? Only serves dinner--no breakfast, no lunch. Good luck figuring out when it opens, though. When I asked the teenage staff at Pointe Grill, they stared at me blankly before going back to fishing and smoking off the dock directly in front of the entrance. It was like interrupting their hangout spot, not asking a simple question as a paying guest. The property itself is in serious decline. Dirty, dank, and reeking of cigarettes and mildew. The smell hits you immediately, as do the scattered cigarette butts littering the grounds. It's clear that upkeep is not a priority. To their credit, the front desk staff were friendly and welcoming--but that level of service unfortunately doesn't extend to the rest of the establishment. The rooms with a view of Boldt Castle might sound romantic, but step inside and it's like walking into a forgotten relic of the 1970s. The decor is outdated to the point of being uncomfortable: mirrored walls, an aging jacuzzi, and cheap, bubbling vinyl flooring that looks like it was installed by someone's cousin over a weekend. The door to our room didn't even seal properly--it looked like it had been kicked in at least once, maybe more. The balcony was filthy, crawling with bugs, covered in vines, and in desperate need of a power wash. The railing was rickety and rusted--definitely not somewhere you'd want to linger with a drink in hand. As for amenities, the hot water took a full ten minutes to arrive, which felt symbolic of the overall experience: slow, neglected, and not worth the wait. For the price per night, this place is a complete letdown. It feels more like a rundown roadside motel than the getaway it pretends to be. Skip it. There are far better options in the area that actually care about their guests--and their property.

I did not like having to walk all over the place to eat. We even had to leave the hotel room to go…read moreto the swimming pool in the winter. It's no fun. I don't recommend this place hair all in my Jacuzzi tub., we came on the weekend that they were jumping into the water, the polar bear challenge so the man directed us to a side road to park because he said the parking area for the guest. We're all taken by just strangers nobody that belong to the hotel so me and my husband had to walk a half a mile with our bags in tow unprofessional

200 plus year old building,turned into suites. Great location. No elevator- so a track up winding…read morestairs to third floor. Looks like continuous repairs are being done. Could use a few more. Large free parking lot.

Stayed at the Nobel Suites in Brockville, Ontario on our way to Maine. We booked the hotel through…read moreHotels.com. This is a self check-in establishment, upon arrival the suite we were assigned was booked. After a conversation with the owner we were accommodated. Our suite was facing the front road and had windows on the side road as well. No view for us as shades needed to be drawn for privacy and noise. This grand home, turned hotel was once a jewel. But between way too many signs in the room and the worn furnishings it is past its prime. There is a difference between antique and worn out. It is close to restaurants and the waterfront.