Great little restaurant in the Catskills. Perfect view of the river. Staff was excellent. Lots of…read moregood specials. Very large salad and the salmon was cooked to perfection.

Nice location, average experience!!…read more I visited Riverside Cafe & Lodge mainly for the setting, and the riverside view was definitely the highlight. It's a peaceful spot and a nice place to relax, especially if you enjoy outdoor seating. The food was okay overall--some items were enjoyable, while others felt fairly basic and could use more flavor. Service was friendly, though a bit slow at times, especially when the place got busy. Overall, Riverside Cafe & Lodge is a decent stop if you're nearby and want to enjoy the scenery. With more consistency in food quality and faster service, it could be much better.

What a lovely surprise on our journey home from the Adirondacks! Part cafe, antique store and B &…read moreB, this small town entrepreneur would do great in the big city, too. Homemade soups, awesome chili, fancy Chicago Dog on worlds best bun, incredible and HUGE chicken salad sandwich all served in quaint (but not too "foofy") dining room in old classic home. New Berlin looks like its fallen/falling on some hard times, hopefully this quality place survives! We will plan our next trip up to make it to a Friday Fish Fry, I'm sure it will be wonderful. One tip, hard to tell its a cafe when driving through town, so keep your eyes peeled!

I've been meaning to try their fish fry for a few years now. Last weekend, I decided to run in and…read moregrab a fish fry dinner to go. I was greeted by a very pleasant young host, and she quickly found a waitress to take my order. I figured I would have some time while waiting, so I started to explore other areas of the building, besides the front hallway. There is a nice little cafe/dining area consisting of (I believe) two rooms, and there were also people dining outside on the front porch, where the tables have umbrellas. This old building has charm, and I think they have guest rooms upstairs. Just as I began poking around a room that I realized was an antique shop, the waitress came and found me, and my dinner was ready. Definitely a nice experience at this place. I took the food home, and I was satisfied. The very large piece of haddock was nicely breaded and tasty. The baked potato was also very good - I think it was baked with sea salt, resulting in a very flavorful skin. The cole slaw had pineapple in it. I thought this was weird, but when I finished it, I definitely wanted more. I think this meal cost $12 and change, and I felt that it was a good value. This is a solid spot for Friday fish fry, especially considering the surrounding area. I'll be back, not only because of the food, but the service and character.

1. We found this location on air bnb. The pictures were beautiful and serene. The owners live on…read morethe property and have 4/5 other cottages they rent out. The cost was 295$ per night. Towels, toiletries, linens, WiFi and a TV was included. Communication between owner and us was prompt. The property is gated - the cottage was clean upon arrival. The location was convenient to Cornell University and Ithaca college. The grocery store was also very close by. And the property was quiet and bed was comfortable. They do allow pets for an additional fee - so we took our 2 dogs. 2. Picture on Air BnB were deceiving. Only 1-2 cottages have the view that were depicted online. The Anticipated view was the main attribute that attracted us to this property. The Stone cottage has only a view of the home the owners live in. 3. There is no kitchen. We anticipated a small kitchenette and we got a dorm style refrigerate and microwave, a non functioning hot plate, and a kettle. There is no kitchen sink so we were left to wash the dishes with paper towels and our hands in the bath tub or bathroom sink because there were no sponges or items to clean dishes. There is no counter space. Minimal dishes were provided but we questioned how clean they were. 4. Bathroom and bathing - if you are traveling with a new significant other this is not the place for you. Plan on an uncomfortable bathroom experience. The toilet has a partitioned wall without a ceiling. Basically everything you do is heard loud and clear. The shower and bathroom sink is open to the rest of the living space. 5. There is a patio with community grill. No grilling utensils were provided but the grill was adequate. We enjoyed the patio space however the space is community so you may have to coordinate your cooking and dining time. We were fortunate to not have to share while we stayed here. 6. The "pond" and the grounds in general. Poor upkeep! The grass was not cute. Garbage bins filled to the brim. Owners dogs have free rein of the property but were not aggressive. It wasn't uncommon for the chickens to be outside of the coup either. We anticipated the dogs being able to swim in the pond as it was advertised as a beautiful feature of the property. The pond likely not taken care of in quite some time. There was tons of algae present. It was overgrown with weeds and the "porch swing" by the pond was rusted and moldy - again advertised as a nice peaceful way to spend your evening. 7. Location - this was much further from the lakes and wineries than anticipated - if you want to do a wine trail - plan on a good 30 minute drive to the first winery on the west side of the lake. 8. Overall a disappointing trip. We drove over 5 hours to stay here based on how it was advertised.

Sweet hospitable cottages on the outskirts of town. We stayed in the stone quarry house, which…read morefeatures mission style decor and super comfy beds.

I don't even know where to start, my family and I had such an amazing time at Rose Barb Farm,…read moreDon,Rita and their whole family were so kind to us. And let us be part of some of their daily activities with the chickens and horses. The cottage was amazing and the view there is beautiful, a little slice of heaven. We can't wait to come back soon.

We had a wonderful time on the farm. Rita and Don are gracious hosts and lovely people. Our four…read moreyear old starting asking when we are going back within a week of our return home. Our older kids enjoyed our stay as well- especially the pool. There were beautiful hikes within just a few miles. Definitely a place to return to!

AVOID STAYING HERE. Stayed at Manor on the Green in August…read more2022. Overall the stay was fine but I did not feel comfortable staying at Elizabeth's house. It very much felt that I was being monitored. Here are some grievances, not in any order: 1. Elizabeth entered the bedroom I was staying in, after I had left. She made a comment that I shouldn't leave a damp towel on wood. Yes, I understand I should not have done this. It would have been good to know before hand that Elizabeth would go into the room I paid for. 2. Went to an event for the evening, Elizabeth texts me to pay the remaining bill that evening. Yes, I understand she wants to get paid. Could it wait though? I would have also been happy to pay when I arrived. It was strange to be asked to pay at 11 PM when I came back to the house and ready to go to bed. 3. No visible outlets in the room with two twin beds. 4. On the website, it states there will be breakfast served. Upon arrival, I was notified there will be no breakfast and no coffee. I paid about $225 for a room and no offer of coffee. Just one bottled water. I chose to stay at a B&B for the sole reason of getting breakfast in the morning. What a rip off. 5. Was told upon arrival that I was to not bring any food or drinks into the bedroom. Elizabeth stated she would kick anyone out of her room with no refund if she found food in the room. Would've been great to know this before hand! Overall, it felt like I was staying at a house where I wasn't allowed to make any mistakes or touch anything. It felt high class and stuck up. Would much rather stay at the Colgate Inn for a higher price to be able to relax and not feel that I have to whisper or fear someone coming into the room I paid for and snooping around.

We came to Hamilton for the weekend and stayed at this wonderful B&B. What a treat! The house is…read moreimpeccable, and cozy. The rooms are very comfortable, everything neat and clean. The hostess is very interesting, accommodating, plugged in into the town and vicinities, and a great cook. Both days our breakfast was amazing: homemade coffee cake, eggs and home potatoes, fantastic local yoghurt, local granola, cheeses, fruit and great conversation... My whole family was impressed. We will be back!

We stayed in one of the cottages. It was very cozy. We had a spectacular view of the lake. We are…read morealready planning to go back.

We were told this location will be close to our destination and we now learn its 45 mins away with…read morea 2 way highway that we would travel for the week will stay here. I attempted to cancel the hotel and explained the situation. Sadly, I rec a response from a very rude employee Jennifer who denied the cancelation. $800 was lost in this situation. We return next year with our 11u, we will not be returning to this hotel.

This is a cozy and welcoming experience I would recommend especially for families. There are books…read moreand toys, and space to roam. The property is quiet, the host is very accommodating, so if you need something ask! We were in town for a ceremony at Ithaca College and it was a great location to feel like we were close enough but had a retreat to go to. Loved the pellet fireplace as it made the rainy days we were there more comfy cozy!

A delightful yurt on a quiet farm, 15 minutes outside of Ithaca. This is much more of a cottage…read morethan most of the yurts I've stayed in, most of which give the feel of canvas-sided cowboy tents rather than tiny houses. Painted walls, trim around the doorways, real countertops --- but you've still got the round walls, round central skylight, and some painted plywood floors to remind you it's not your average vacation rental. My group was three adults and a 7-year-old; this place was well suited for 4, and would be usable for 6 (which would require folding the sofa into a bed). There's one bedroom with a door, and a loft area with another double bed but little separation from the living & kitchen spaces. The kitchen worked well for cooking for 4-6; there's not a huge number of pots and pans, but plenty for a reasonable meal. Plenty of dishes, silverware, and glasses, including lots of kid-friendly versions. The wood pellet stove is thermostat-controlled and easy to use --- just remember to feed it every 8-10 hours in the winter. The bathroom is quite reasonable, with some fun homemade shelves. The owners (who live in the neighboring house) are friendly; their two kids were happy to play with our young person, and did a great job of showing off the small play set and outdoors toys. Easily the most homey and comfortable yurt I've ever stayed in --- and one of the most pleasant and picturesque cabins or cottages. Highly recommended.

Skip was super nice. Stayed in number 4 and its a well thought out space. Very clean and…read morecomfortable with places to hang your stuff, shelves etc. Convenient to town which is great for walking. Thanks for your hospitality Skip.

We've stayed here three times and love how clean, sunny, full of character and spacious it is !…read moreSkip and Susie have wonderful taste,as demonstrated by their eye for detail , respect for original architecture and exquisite layout of the downstairs unit, which is where we stay. We recommend Delaware House to all of our friends and will continue to do so. Lovely people, lovely lodging. The Shupacks of Flushing will be back. Again.

Pros: Christy and Greg were very nice. Room was…read moreclean Plenty of hot water and towels Quiet Neighborhood in a nice setting Cons: We stayed there in late July which required AC which was a window unit which was very noisy. TV originally didn't work due to surge protector being bad which was fixed only to learn no cable. Free TV or log in to your own apps. Breakfast was pastries for one even though there was two of us. I requested hot water for tea since I'm a tea drinker and even brought my own tea bags. Coffee was provided. No yogurt or fruit as another person stated. Overall it was ok but for the price I could have stayed at a 5 star hotel and got more for my money.

Perfection! We just returned from a four night stay at this lovely B&B. Christy and Greg are…read morewonderful hosts -- available, but not too intrusive -- ready with recommendations for dining and things to do around the Colgate area. The guesthouse is tastefully decorated and the breakfast was just right!

Peace, Purpose, and Pure Relaxation…read more Silo Retreat is a hidden gem that offers the perfect balance of comfort, solitude, and intention. The setting is incredibly peaceful, making it easy to unplug from daily distractions and truly recharge. Every part of the retreat feels thoughtfully created to support rest, reflection, and personal growth. The space itself is clean, stylish, and inviting, with a calming energy that immediately puts you at ease. Waking up surrounded by nature and quiet was one of the best parts of the experience. It's the kind of place that helps you reset mentally and emotionally without feeling rushed or overstimulated. If you're looking for a retreat that prioritizes stillness, clarity, and genuine relaxation, Silo Retreat is absolutely worth it. I left feeling lighter, more focused, and deeply refreshed. Highly recommended for anyone needing a real reset.

From the owner: The Silo Retreat is a beautiful property with wonderful groomed gardens and spectacular views…read moreavailable for your next event or celebration. Our lovely remodeled Carriage House and cabin are also available for short term rental.