We stayed here for two nights, and had a good experience overall!…read more The restaurant was absolutely amazing as well! Everything on the menu looked incredible, and everything we ordered was as well. The dishes were a creative combination of flavors and textures. The drink menu was also carefully curated, including a variety of beers, cocktails, and more. My husband and I shared an appetizer, I got a veggie burger, beer, and mezcal margarita. The location was fantastic, right next to a Kinney Drugs and Tops, with a Stewart's basically across the street, making it convenient to pickup the few extra things we needed during our stay. Our room was cute too, with a record player. There wasn't a TV, so it felt like a step back in time to just relax. Great place to stay if you need to in the area.

The Deer's Head Inn Restaurant is an excellent place to enjoy great food in a warm and welcoming…read moreatmosphere. The restaurant has a cozy and charming vibe, making it perfect for dining with family or friends. The food is delicious, well-cooked, and full of flavor, with good portion sizes. The service is friendly and attentive, and the staff make you feel comfortable from the moment you arrive. Overall, it's a wonderful restaurant with tasty food, great service, and a pleasant atmosphere. Highly recommended, and I would definitely visit again.

Open for breakfast and lunch only. The menu is basic but good and hot and you get a lot of food…read more Blueberry pancakes are excellent!

Simple, fresh food. The burgers we're fresh formed, not frozen patties, and absolutely delicious…read more From my seat I could see someone making a fresh batch of some type of salad. Two people near me ordered rice pudding and it was scooped out of a large bowl, not canned.

Very clean, quiet, close to the high peaks region. Stewart's, grocery store, pharmacy, and very…read moregood farm-to-table restaurant (Deers Head Inn) in close walking distance. It's a throwback classic mid century motor inn so don't expect ultra modern fixtures- bathroom is small. Not a place you want to hang out in all day, because it's pretty simple, but if you are visiting the Adirondacks you've got better things to do all day. And you'll be coming back tired and ready for a hot shower and an extraordinarily comfy bed!

Clean, comfortable and quiet. Close to everything you need. Owner is on site all the timeread more

We absolutely loved our stay at Dartbrook lodge. Not only is it very close to a bunch of the high…read morepeaks, it was comfortable and clean. The shower is amazing! It's a rain shower. Luxury after hiking all day. The gas fire place was perfect to cozy up next to. Especially after a cold and rainy fall day. We had a sleep number bed, so my husband and I could choose our own comfort. Anna was very pleasant and kind. We will definitely recommend this place to anyone we know. As a side note, if you are looking for a place to stay that's close to a lot of food options or shops. This is not it. Most places close early or are not open every day of the week. A bunch of the cabins have a kitchen in it, but not all. This did not bother us! We found local small places to eat within 10 Minutes of Dartbrook.

Stayed two nights in the summer and thoroughly enjoyed it. The cabin was beautifully decorated and…read moreamazingly clean. They have thought of every detail from an umbrella to use, to recycling bin. Shower was tiled with rock adding to the rustic-chic appeal. The cottages were surrounded by fields or wild flowers and a creek which were both beautiful. However, I'd envisioned a more secluded more mountainous setting.

We held a family event at the Woods Lodge for our daughter and fiancé pre wedding party (Jack &…read moreJill). It was a beautiful, magical place to hold an event. Just minutes off the highway, conveniently located. The Woods Lodge offers plenty of comfortable seating options to enjoy the deck, indoor dining area or outdoors. We had a beautiful catered grazing table that was not only impressive but delicious, cozy rustic bar and other amenities. A must see!

Elegant and Delicious!…read more Gather- The Woods new fresh al fresco venue is a delightful and unique offering for gourmet dinning in Central Vermont. Nestled in the grounds of the lovely retreat, Gather offers a small but well refined menu. Located outdoors, lawn-side candlelit tables ring 2 fire pits. These have comfy chairs for enjoying a pre-dinner cocktail. The atmosphere is classy and casual with friendly hosts and severs who take time to answer menu questions and be sure you have what you would like. With a full bar, vast wine and beer list featuring local selections, and a variety of non-alcoholic beverage options, there is something for everyone. Our meal began with a flavor packed broth soup, featuring lemon, parsley, chicken and rice. The hearty portion was perfect for 3 to share. Next came the salads: baby greens with pickled onions and homemade vinaigrette, and rubbed kale with cranberries and nuts. Delicious! The swordfish main is crafted with an amazing balance of sweet blueberry sauce and a touch of cayenne to make the flavors pop. The chicken dish featured a tasty glaze and features grilled lemon, a surprise twist. Both mains were served with a veggie side and atop smashed potatoes- creamy and flavorful, and with lots of texture. Dinner was capped by the featured dessert, blueberry lemon panna cotta. So smooth, creamy, and heavenly! Just the right amount of citrusy syrup to complement the richness. Gather features fresh and local ingredients. This family owned and run restaurant is one of many endeavors Lisa and Jonathan Burr have successfully fully created. You will not be disappointed with your Gather dining experience!

Historic , cozy, comfortable inn in lake Champlain. The owners are super nice. Cute little…read morerestaurants and diners within walking distance with beautiful views.

The Inn in Westport provides comfortable accommodations in a lovely setting, on the banks of Lake…read moreChamplain. The rooms bear names of famous authors. My stay was in the Shakespeare room. It's a tidy, smallish, clean room with a very comfortable bed and en suite bathroom that features a stand in shower. The decor in the room is nicely quirky and the room is in the front of the building, facing the town park, lake, and the main road through town. A window mounted air conditioner provides capable, quiet cooling. There was a bit of noise one morning as a group of motorcycles passed by but it was a minor issue. The lobby of the Inn is on the side of the building - there is an obvious sign. Check-in was handled by a gentleman named Anthony. Keys (real keys) were provided for the room and for the lobby door as the lobby was locked after hours. Anthony walked through the policies, toured the public areas of the hotel, and then a tour of the room. All of the rooms are upstairs - I don't recall seeing an elevator and the stairs are a bit narrow. There's a coffee maker in the hall for free coffee and snacks and cold beverages that are $1 each on the honor system. The Inn offers a buffet breakfast for $20. I didn't partake in the breakfast due to my dietary preferences but my traveling companions mentioned that it was a standard and satisfactory offering - eggs, bacon, sausage, pastries, cereal, tea, and coffee. The public areas are on the main level. There's a comfy, well stocked library, an interesting collection of art, a gift shop, and some outside seating. The Inn sits across the street from a town park that sits on the lake. It has a pavilion and some seating scattered about. The free Wi-Fi was always available and seemed adequate. Parking is available on the street for free. The Westport Marina is just down the hill from the Inn and includes The Galley Restaurant and Bar along with a gift shop and full service docking facilities. JAMBS on Main is a block away. It's a deli and offers a variety of fresh morning coffees along with fresh, warm pastries. I do recommend the Inn and would stay there again if my travels took me to Westport.

I've ordered takeout from here a few times but tonight was my first time eating in the restaurant…read more It was amazing. Service was very good. Everything is made to order so it does take a little longer than some restaurants but to be expected at a nicer place like this. The vibe in here is super cute, it's a little inn and is very clean and well taken care of. We had the spring rolls as an appetizer and they were great. We split the chicken francaise for dinner and it was perfect. They even split it for us in the kitchen which was very nice. Will definitely be coming back here more often! Such a cute hidden gem in Essex.

Just an amazing visit with the best staff! The restaurant in…read morehouse was so delightful. Relaxing little town to stroll and visit!

Three years ago, on the way to Montreal, we stopped at a place called The Hilltop Motel somewhere…read morebetween Albany and the Canadian border. The motel's office was really the owner's living quarters- basically it was a living room and bedroom with a 15-foot service counter. Between cigarette coughs, the owner checked us in and introduced us to her dog Bailey- named in honor of Bailey's Irish Cream. Yeah, that kind of set the tone. One of the prominent landmarks at the Hilltop Motel is it's 20-foot tall satellite dish that was apparently last maintained during the Carter administration. It sets new standards in the international world of paint-peeling competition. Despite the gargantuan satellite dish, the TV in the room only pulled in 5 stations, and two of them were duplicates. And as for the ambience in our room, well, let's suffice to say that it was an old-school motel room. Old showers, old windows, old everything. At least it was cheap

What a great time we had. Thanks for the great hospitality Leesa Marin. We will definitely go back.read more

Ended up her because there were white out conditions on the way to Montreal... we had passed this…read moreplace so many times and always thought it to be charming. We were so right! They took us in on a very snowy Thursday night... blizzard conditions. We had the Jay room a king size bed and queen futon. It was my husband and our two daughters. Nothing was open for dinner as the town had closed because of the weather - the innkeeper made us cheddar scallion scones fresh out of the oven they were delicious. The inn is classic Adirondack wide plank floors fieldstone fire place.. big porch with Adirondack chairs. The room was large and had its own bathroom. Nothing fancy but absolutely perfect. Would definitely come back and recommend !!

Very disappointed. I'm keeping this brief but wanted to warn others because some of the issues we…read morehad staying here. The room: We asked for a room with a view and rustic surroundings when we booked. The room was nothing as expected. We had a view of the parking lot. We also learned as soon as we arrived the room had no lock on it. The owner felt that it was not necessary and assured us we should not be concerned. In this day and age, a lock IS necessary! The bathroom: We had a jacuzzi hoping to enjoy a hot bath after a long day of hiking. Well, when we tried the jacuzzi, the hot water knob kept falling off. Went to the owner and he basically just pushed it back on and said it was not a big issue. The timer on the jacuzzi kept shutting off within a few minutes so we had to keep pushing the jet button for it to work continuously. The bathroom had other problems. The center light had a bulb out. There was no shower curtain (I reported this as well). There was a shelf in the bathroom that was missing completely. Very rustic indeed! The bedroom: The "queen" bed was 2 single beds pushed together so me and my husband could not sleep near each other otherwise we would sink in the middle. After hiking all day, we passed out each night anyway, but this was a pretty pathetic sleeping situation. Breakfast: No breakfast was served at this B&B when we stayed since the cook didn't work on the days we stayed. Okay, I could handle that but not even coffee was available in the morning unless you used the Kuerig in the kitchen that was for the guests. We could have waited until one of the owners got up to make a real pot, but at this point, I opted to go get food at the diner. The last straw: We came back to our room one day after a long day of hiking and the door to our room was wide open. We believe the cleaning lady must have had to leave suddenly (I'm guessing) since there was some cleaning supplies left in the room. This was the final straw, and since we were leaving the next day, I never said anything to the owners about this. By this point, I was pretty much done with this place as you can imagine. Honestly, so much was wrong with this place, I would never go back. Stay here at your own risk.

We stayed in the Beede Suite. It was lovely. Perfectly clean; comfortable beds with quality linens;…read morea convenient kitchenette; adorably decorated; and effective AC... The common areas of the lodge are clearly given plenty of care. The area by the river was delightful! Breakfast was better than what is provided by most places nowadays, with great eggs, muffins, and more. Best of all may have been the owner, who gets five-stars-plus for her hospitality! As another reviewer had said, I hesitate to leave a review because it's tempting to keep the lodge a "hidden gem." Heehee. To note for light sleepers who are not early risers: The suite is adjacent to the kitchen, so it is fairly easy to hear the early morning food prep, particularly from the room with the twin beds. Bringing an extra fan or sound machine would probably be a good idea.

Our new favorite place to stay in Keene Valley! Beautiful decor, very clean, and so quiet! Staff…read morewere incredibly kind, and the breakfast in the morning is healthy and delicious. Carrie's blueberry muffins are to die for! There is even a relaxing creek-side picnic and fire area to relax in the woods without having to go too far. The perfect spot to stay if you are hiking anywhere near Keene Valley.