Great accommodations right on the lake free use of paddle boats canoes large pool tennis courts…read morepickleball courts fire pit. Gym has basic necessities

This hotel is fabulous!…read more First and foremost - it could not be better for small children. The lake area is in a shallow cove and my kids were literally able to run out for a few minutes and still be up to their knees. There are plenty of kayaks and paddle boats to take out, and a small sandy beach area for the kids to play. There's also a pool on the property, but the lake area was great so we never even went. Rooms are a little older, but they are clean and spacious. The property is pretty small, so everything is an easy walk. There's also plenty of parking onsite. The location is also prime in Bolton and it's just a two minute drive up to all the shops and restaurants. The owners were super sweet and friendly and helped us out a few times when we were locked out of our room. Overall, this is a really nice family run hotel in Bolton and the location on the lake can't be beat. There are definitely cosmetic upgrades that could be made, but like many other hotels in the area it's a little old school. Looking forward to coming back - we had a great time here.

Always love our stay at O'Sullivan's! The room is clean and proximity to the village is great…read more Staff is friendly, hardworking and very helpful if you need anything. We go to O'Sullivan's every year and also love how pet friendly it is. One suggestion would be to add a fire pit on the property. We definitely missed having that as an option. Our little cottage was perfect, however. We had a barbecue to use and a little lawn for the kids to run and play.

Nothing fancy just a large very clean room and clean king bed. Friendly staff and great location…read more Walking distance to shops and restaurants. Small beach but there was lake access for swim. Pool was clean and about 85 degrees.

I came here to stay for my honeymoon and we had a great experience. The lodges were off the main…read moreroad and you have to drive into the parking lot to get to your lodge. I had a lodge 16 which gave me a great view of Lake George and the lodge was amazing. It had two bedrooms, two bathrooms, laundry room & grill outside. The staff was very nice and helpful. The only thing is they dont provide toiletries like shampoo and body wash. The view of lake george is beautiful and I would definitely return.

Great views, fun for kids. Rec room and restaurant on site. Clean. Comfortable cabins. Friendly…read morestaff Beautiful landscaping. Not walkable to town but close drive.

For what this is.... A charming, no frills , waterfront, history rich getaway... 5 stars!!! I…read moreactually did not have any expectations. I was meeting an old friend in the area and all I knew was that it seemed affordable, rustic, and a down-to-earth type of place. Just what I was looking for... a little getaway for some R&R on the lake! Pretty tired from the trip and as I started bringing in luggage I realize that the place was much larger than I had anticipated . ( I had spruce cottage 2 bd 2 bath& 2 screened in porches) It was very, very clean. And as I was starting to put some of my things away, I realize that all the bedding was new ... new towels. new ... cozy throw blankets all looked new. I always appreciate that kind of touch because once again I'm up here to relax so having a comfy bed with new linens, comfy throw blankets and comfy towels is a plus The lake is beautiful & there are kayaks and other water toys available at no extra charge. That's a plus . A lot of places will charge extra for those type of things but not here. There's also fishing poles if you're so inclined. My favorite was probably the deck that's right on the lake. The morning light is beautiful and in the morning the lake looks like glass. It's so serene . There's a grill that you can use so a couple times we had barbecues. There's also a fire pit. Amy is the woman who manages Glenmoore . She's a class act! She's so incredibly helpful & friendly! Anything I needed was tended to immediately with a smile on her face! She makes the place feel like home! I think Glenmoore has been around for possibly 100 years!! Wow ! I was in the main lodge & I was poking around looking at games etc and found brochures from a long time ago. It was so interesting to see this place that is so rich in history. Last but not least in the main lodge in the morning, Amy had made homemade banana bread. It was perfect with my morning coffee. After writing this wonderful review, I'm afraid that the next time I plan to go up there won't be any cabins available ! This is a win-win

What a thrill to find such a class act in the ownership of this historical gem of both Inn and…read moreCabin alike! Right on Glenn Lake, away from the commercialism and craziness of the region. Alicia and Kerrie have created a place that is based on extreme hospitality and such individually crafted care for each guest. We were able to cook a few meals in complete kitchens in our cabin, alongside Kerries famous bagels he served throughout our weeks stay. Fresh fruit and coffee were also provided every morning and coffee both hot and iced was available all day long. Lakeside we sat, swam, fished, boated and just relaxed. There's so many reason to support this wonderful couple and their business, but hospitality, would be the biggest reason I will site! We will be back and hope you will consider this amazing resort!! Only 15 mins from Lake George! You will not regret it!

I am honestly baffled by the low rating for Antigua Resort until I actually read the reviews. Then…read moreI became baffled in an entirely different way. Two of the seven reviews are one star complaints from guests who cancelled at the last minute and were unhappy that the resort retained their non refundable deposit. The paperwork very clearly explains the cancellation policy, including exactly how much of the deposit is refundable depending on when you cancel. Complaining that a business followed a policy you signed acknowledging is a rather impressive form of hypocrisy. Fortunately, the resort itself is considerably easier to understand. We have been visiting Lake George for approximately twenty years, and my wife and her family have been coming since the 1980s. Somehow, despite all those decades of experience, this was our first stay on the eastern side of the lake. That turned out to be a very happy accident. The east side is quieter, less developed, and dramatically less commercial than the village side. It feels peaceful in a way that the busier parts of Lake George simply cannot. Antigua Resort sits on Plum Point, and the setting is absolutely beautiful. We spent a week in Suite #5 and loved it. The resort is not luxurious, and anyone arriving expecting a five star hotel is going to be disappointed. That is like complaining that a canoe does not have a swimming pool. Antigua is a clean, comfortable, well maintained lakeside resort whose greatest amenity is the lake itself. Suite #5 has a wonderful picture window overlooking Lake George, which was the primary reason we selected it. Once we arrived, however, we discovered that virtually every accommodation on the property enjoys a lake view, either through a window or from a private porch. The Lakeside Suite, Suite #5, and the Boathouse have the closest and most dramatic vantage points, but you are going to see Lake George from pretty much everywhere. Our suite had a main bedroom where our boys slept, with one double bed and one twin, plus a smaller secondary bedroom with a queen. There was a small but clean bathroom and a kitchen stocked with everything we needed for the week. There are also both gas and charcoal grills available for guests, which made preparing an occasional meal wonderfully easy. But nobody comes to Antigua for the kitchen. You come for the water. There is a small, well maintained beach with a designated swimming area and floating platform. Guests can also use kayaks, canoes, and rowboats at no additional charge. It is the sort of place where children can disappear onto the water for a while and parents can actually relax because everyone is having a good time. Then there is the observation deck on top of the boathouse. My oldest son decided this was his personal headquarters for the week and spent literal hours up there. From that vantage point, on a clear day, you can see all the way from Dome Island down toward Lake George Village. Steamboats regularly pass by, along with an endless parade of private boats. It is an extraordinary place to simply sit and watch the lake. It also turned out to be one of the best places to watch the weekly fireworks from the Village. Every Thursday evening during the summer, Lake George Village puts on a fireworks show, and the view from the boathouse observation deck was fantastic. There is also live music on the beach with a campfire every Monday and Thursday. Add the sound of the lake, the mountains, a fire on the beach, and a guitar playing somewhere nearby, and you have arrived at a very different definition of entertainment than you get at a resort surrounded by commercial attractions. Anne, the owner, was another highlight. She was regularly out and about on the property, often accompanied by her two exceptionally friendly dogs, Ranger and Lucy. She clearly takes an interest in the guests and the property, checking in to make sure things are running properly without hovering over everyone. That is really what Antigua gets right. It feels personal. There is no giant lobby, no endless hallway, no anonymous hotel operation. You know where you are. You know who is taking care of the place. You can walk down to the beach, grab a kayak, sit around a campfire, watch the boats, or spend an hour doing absolutely nothing. And doing absolutely nothing on Lake George is vastly underrated. After twenty years of visiting this lake, we discovered that we had been missing an entirely different side of it. The east side's peace and quiet turned out to be exactly what our family needed. We all loved the slower pace and lack of commercial bustle. Antigua is not fancy. It does not pretend to be fancy. What it offers instead is clean and comfortable accommodation, friendly ownership, free boats and kayaks, a beautiful beach, spectacular lake views, family friendly activities, and one of the most peaceful settings we have experienced anywhere on Lake George. We will return.

Spent a week here this August 2018…read more The spot is PERFECT. Just outside of touristy Lake George Village on the non-commercial east side of the lake. Lovely, well-kept grounds with lawns and gazebos for reading and thinking, and a sandy swim beach and playground for children. Tall pines smell divine. Great views of the lake from all the rooms/suites. And the owners keep it just right for adults and children. Our 2 bedroom suite was perfect and featured Pickwick paneling which reminded me of our family's cabin in Maine. Cozy yet airy!! Highly recommend!

A unique little motel near the end of Lake George. Small and immaculately clean. The owners were…read moresome of the nicest people we've met! This is a sure place to return to!

The room was very cute and very clean! The owners are friendly and easy to work with. Best deal in…read moretown!

We always head down to Lake George for a weekend during the summer. We went down in August of last…read moreyear for two days. As we arrived, we parked and headed to the check in counter. The lady serving us was delightful. She explained the costs, access to the pool and the different popular spots around the lake. We were staying on the top floor with a lake view. I've attached photos of our view. Although quite nIce, there were trees that hid the beauty of the lake. I blame Mother Nature. Rooms were clean and fully renovated. Great selection of channels and room space was adequate. There was also a mini fridge included in the cost. You do have access to a balcony, however it is shared with the other rooms but that didn't bother us. Overall the hotel is clean, well furnished and in close proximity to downtown Lake George.

Stayed 3 nights at The Inn on the Hill. Room was clean and recently renovated. Problem was there…read morewas no coffee maker so we called office and male owner brought one to room with 2 paper cups and coffee . He was very apologetic and nice. We appreciated very much. Then next morning we bumped into house keeping and she asked if we needed anything and I specifically said more coffee and paper cups please. Well our room was made up but next morning noted no cups or coffee... my husband has an emergency kit with coffee packs so we managed with our own stuff, luckily saving one cup from day before. So then I left note for housekeeping with same request for next am but she never came to room at all. One more note, I think it would make housekeeping job easier if there was a door sign that could be posted for privacy vs need for service. Thanks

I've been staying in Lake George for years and just found this hidden JEM!! Clean rooms, GREAT…read morestaff, great location and GREAT price. If you are familiar with LG this is the place to be. Beautiful flowers throughout, the CLEANEST grills I've ever seen. This place is a must place to stay!!!!

This place was great…read more You are right on the lake, a 5 min walk from town, they have a nice swimming pool overlooking the water, have ample spaces to sunbath, lounge by the pool or lake, have complimentary kayaking & nightly special activities for the guests. They have 3 grills on the water for cooking. The rooms are clean, the beds are comfortable, 4 pillows to each, & decent water pressure. The staff from front desk to house keeping & pool/kayak attendants were all lovely. Fresh towels provided daily and additional towels provided by the pool. What more can you ask for? Parking is a little bit tight, but not the end of the world and the exterior could use a little TLC. Neither are reasons to look past this little gem on Lake George. Lake Motel - In Homerun spot