Loved it here! I'm so glad I stayed here. I chose this hotel for it's pool…read more The location is great. It's very close to the mountain and a couple blocks from the main street in Windham with restaurants, coffee shops, and more. The rooms were updated and nicely decorate. The front desk employee informed me that they're shutting down for a month in a few weeks to complete more renovations. I can't wait to stay here again! They had a great breakfast, movie room, fire pit, pool, sauna, and more! Highly recommend!

We were running late and were met and checked in by Jacob. He was very welcoming and gracious. He…read moreloved our little puppy and gave him a treat which he loved. We were hungry and with most of the restaurants closed or closing soon, Jacob offered to make us some chicken tenders. They were absolutely delicious and really hit the spot. You have a variety of choices for breakfast - warm muffins, croissants and chocolate croissants, fruit, oatmeal, cereals, granola and your choice of teas as well as coffee, cappuccino, and macchiatos from a machine I wish I had at home. Starbucks watch out...lol. The warm croissants are made each and every morning by Jacob. Our Mountain View room had a king size bed, which was so comfortable and oversized pillows that felt like clouds. Everything was so luxurious and very clean. Coming back to our room on Valentine's Day, we found a box of chocolates and a Rose left on our bed. What a pleasant surprise! You can tell that Jacob, his family and staff really love what they do. It's this small family feel that you will not find at any hotel chain. Downstairs there's a lounge area with board games, a foosball table and lots of places to sit, eat, read, talk and just relax. There's a separate building with a heated pool and a sauna right outside. We didn't get a chance to use this, but look forward to it the next time. You have access to the Windham Path right from the property as well. Lots of restaurants in town and our favorite breakfast place, Clutch and Throttle is a must go to. And make sure you visit the Gem Mercantile for your clothing needs or gifts to take back home. We are looking forward to another visit to Hotel Vienna in the future.

In my experience, most breakfast recommendations result in a predictable and at best, well made…read moreomelette. The recommendation to come to Albergo Allegria however, lived up to, and exceeded expectations. We experienced interesting, creative and delicious dishes, served with friendliness, warmth and pride. We were not alone, observing every other table, we saw similar reactions to the "Duffle" an omelette that carried flavor and texture that eclipsed any that we have had. Our children enjoyed the "Waff-cakes" a hybrid waffle pancake with whipped cream and preserves. Rounding out our selection was the Savory Lion, scrambled eggs and cheese that was decadent. Combine the food with a welcoming couple who own and operate, along with a staff that is attentive and courteous, and you have a destination that should not be missed. We also took a soup to go, Spiced Carrot Lentil, which proved to be just as delicious and hearty as our breakfast dishes.

Albergo Allegria is one of the most magical places I have ever had the good fortune to experience…read more I've been a guest multiple times and each visit is indelibly memorable. There are a thousand charming B&Bs, but they do not have Lesli and Maryanna at the helm. There is a warmth and genuineness that these hosts possess that extends to all their staff. It leads to an immediate sense of gracious welcome that enhances a physical space that is exceptionally beautiful, comfortable, individual and altogether unique. Breakfast is homemade with care and attention and the personalized recipes are delicious beyond measure. The nightly experience around the roaring firepit is especially magical. The grounds are spacious. This place is a gift of grace to anyone lucky enough to stay here.

This is a quaint resort in the heart of the Catskills. We stayed for two nights…read more They have several buildings to choose from for accommodations depending on whether you want a view of the mountains or the surrounding grounds. We opted for a mountain view in the Evergreen building, which was stunning. Our room had a porch with wooden chairs that overlooked the golf course. The entrance also offered a peek of the creek on the other side of the building. Many of the guests were families with kids. The resort charges a fee, which gives you access to their plethora of activities on site including oak barrel saunas, pickle ball, e-bikes, hammocks, a wooden swing, and more. They also offer various classes and guided workshops such as tye dying, book folding, and cocktail making. They had a magic show and live music as well. S'mores kits could be purchased for $15 for two people. Our room was clean, with a modern bathroom. The shower got very, very hot. The thermostat worked well. They have a restaurant on site. The bakery served pastries, hot breakfast, and drinks in the morning. Reservations were recommended for dinner. Overall, it was perfect for a quiet weekend getaway.

Came back again this year because last year was so magical... amazing yet again and we cannot wait…read moreto come back again. I have to give a special shout out Rebecca ! This woman runs a tight ship behind the bar and is a great person. She deserves a raise. Also the GM was also great ! We love this place.

There is so much good to mention from our stay at East Wind in Windham. There was also a few little…read moresurprises that were mostly because we didn't read the website description or dig thoroughly enough, so I will try to make this as helpful as possible! For reference, we stayed in one of the Lushna cabins that are best described as the size of a big teepee tent with one beautiful window wall. First surprise, I don't think were were fully expecting how small it was and that there is basically just a bed and then room for a bag or two. Yes, the bathrooms are detached and you have to go outside to get to them but they are a few feet away, private, and they keep them so incredibly warm that it was actually really nice in there. They are very spacious, have plenty of shelves and the shower is huge and luxurious. My bathroom at home honestly pales in comparison. There are two saunas on property but the one right outside of our cabin was not working, most likely because of how cold it was outside. It was a bummer, especially because we didn't want to trek to the other farther away one. We ate at Dandies, their on site restaurant, our first night and everything was incredible. Their staff was super friendly and lovely to chat with. We went back for the mulled wines more than once and stopped by in the AM for coffees before leaving for the day. It was great to have so close by. Our first morning we tried the breakfast basket and loved that it just appeared at our door. For $30 we got a Stanley thermos of coffee, hard boiled eggs, yogurt parfaits, OJ, and croissants. Nothing too crazy but I loved having a slow start to the day with breakfast in bed. Windham is filled with great places to eat, cute antique shops, a movie theater, bars, and is not far at all from other great towns. This wasn't a ski trip for us, but we never ran out of things to do. Yes, it was expensive and might not have fully felt like it was worth the price with all of the surprises, but we had an amazing time and we also got engaged over this weekend in this teeny tiny little teepee tent so my heart is full of love and 5 stars for everyone.

My short vacation in early January at East Wind Hotel was a present. It was a ski season but still…read morenot much of snow. I picked weekday because it was quiet and not too much of traffic of people. I booked a small log that made me feel like I stayed in a tent in the middle of forest. It was pro and con on this trip. Pro: Very privacy and I feel like I own the whole property :) It was only 3 of us, my puppy, my hubby and me. No other guess in another log nearby. Con: During winter, we weren't allowed to make a bonfire because the law and safety. Super cold outside and bathroom was not in the log. Not so much of restaurant nearby that opened on weekday. The room was cleaned, we got breakfast in bed at the first day and it was enough for a couple. Service was good, warm welcoming, helpful, friendly and super nice. The hotel is dog friendly so I can bring my dog to anywhere in the property. It was nice to be able to camp in the winter, heat in the log was pretty good and adjustable. It will be different vibes if we come in another season.

We checked in late. We let them know ahead of time. They gave us instructions on how to get into…read moreour room which was wonderful. The room was so nice. We had a room on the second floor with a balcony with two chairs. We sat there and had our coffee in the morning. The breakfast was delightful. There is a bar and restaurant on premise. They have a beautiful garden out back. They have a rooftop deck. It was a little chilly for us to be up there, but we went up there to see it anyway. I can see this being a nice place to sit in the warmer weather. We met Kara. She is delightful. There were plenty little nooks and crannies for you to sit and enjoy a good book or just relax.

Hotel looks great but the lack of a hot tub and spa are a deal breaker for me hopefully this will…read morebe corrected in the near

Stayed here for a weekend getaway and really enjoyed the quiet atmosphere. The property feels…read morepeaceful and private, especially with the forest around it. The room was clean, comfortable, and had nice details like the fireplace and heated bathroom floors that made the stay feel extra cozy. It was also convenient being close to Windham Mountain and nearby trails. Overall, it felt more relaxing than a typical hotel stay and I'd definitely consider coming back.

Misleading Listing - Hot Tub Legally Closed, Poor Conditions, and Pressured to Remove Review…read more I booked this stay in December mainly for the hot tub, but when we arrived, it was covered in snow and frozen, with a "Notice of Closure" sign SINCE OCTOBER. I learned it was actually shut down by New York State due to missing permits -- something never disclosed. At first, staff blamed the maintenance people and told us it was "safe to use" and would warm up in a few hours, once someone came to fix it. To accommodate us, they said that we can use the hot tub upstairs, and yes, other people were staying there. Another recent review mentions the same issues, so this isn't an isolated incident. And they've known that the hot tub was out of commission since October, so I'm not sure why they continue to advertise this place that it has a hot tub. On top of that, the experience getting in was frustrating: the place was extremely hard to find, the access code didn't work, and we had to rely on the building's Wi-Fi just to reach someone for a new code. Inside, the unit was not clean (dirty floors, dirt in the shower, no blankets), and the noise from upstairs was so loud we could hear every footstep, conversation, and personal relations. When I expressed how serious the hot tub issue was, amongst other things, they offered only 20% back on the condition that I remove my negative review, which is inappropriate, unethical, and illegal under consumer protection laws. Between the misleading listing, poor conditions, noise, and pressure to hide my honest experience, I cannot recommend staying here.

Amazing historical inn and art gallery !! Amazing stay and art gallery!! Rebecca is an amazing…read moreresource of information!! If you visit Rebecca say Egor and Rachel Astakhov have recommended you to stay!! Rebecca is a lovely art manager!! It is a beautiful bed and breakfast to stay!! Please enjoy your time here - windhan and Hunter are 5 and 20 minutes away respectfully. Thank you again Rebecca!!

So it is super cute and clean and the beds are very comfortable. It is no longer a bed and…read morebreakfast though, it's just a bed. They blamed it on Covid, but it became clear that they just can no longer get it together. Unfortunately, the owner is quite ill, and admittedly on "very heavy drugs," which she asked us to forgive her for while she took a half hour to find our reservation and room. She is also very cranky. I received a 10 minute condescending lecture on how to lock the door and was told repeatedly that "bad boys" break in and wander the halls. There was a helper in the parking lot who was not very helpful. He accused me over and over again of hitting another guest's car, which I did not, as I was the only one in the lot for 2 days. Clearly the other guest hit me when she arrived. I felt harassed. Let's just say they care nothing for customer service. It was very expensive for no breakfast. I can totally see that it had it's day, and many good reviews from the beginning of the year, but must have been a rapid decline. Time to sell.

What a great find!! Love this place and the staff. The food…read moreis great as well. Beautiful grounds and hiking on site. Beers and drinks aplenty. The out side area is spectacular and friendly. Go eat and stay a bit. Play some golf and come back to the bar. You'll be glad you did

When you dine at the CWH you are treated like family. The menu is made up of the most exquisite…read moremeals. Tonight we had the seared salmon which had the most amazing mashed potatoes and sauce. The chicken pot pie was enough for two(or a really hungry person!) that comes in a skillet and was still steaming after half an hour! I had the mountain burger which was very much a mountain! It was packed with so much flavor I couldn't believe it! For dessert the chef personally came out and let us know the options which I had the delight of trying the chocolate almond tart and the mini almond bundt cake with vanilla ice cream. I could tell immediately that the bundt cake had just come out of the oven. The chocolate almond tart was very rich and chocolatey delicious with homemade whipped cream. Dessert was my favorite part!

It's a classic motel and you park in front of your room. The interior is cozy warm, design like a…read morelodge in a winter mountain. I stayed at room #3 with two double beds, and there was a 32" TV and good size refrigerator. Free WiFi. Bright enough and very clean. Plenty towels, I'm not a fan of scented detergent but they were soft and comfy. I spoke with the owner? when I checked in about pathways to go to Hunter Mt. for next morning. Later that night the snow started, and he knocked on my door to suggest me to take another way to avoid hills for my safety. What a wonderful and respectful attentiveness for their guests!! Hard to find such a lodge these days. I highly recommend this place. They have a nice cat in the lobby area too.

For our visit to Hunter Mountain (15 min drive away, Windham is even closer), we decided to stay…read morehere since it was close and affordable. Building/Room: It was a small room with two beds, cable TV, dresser, and night stand. The bathroom had a standing shower. It had the basics of everything we needed. The walls are thin, so we can hear the cars going by on the road, and the wind was strong and you can hear the building squeaking at night... You could hear the neighbors mumbling, couldn't make out the words (though we didn't really try either...) Breakfast is included, it is "light continental" meaning there are pastries (coffee cake, muffin), coffee, hot water and tea bags, and yogurt available in the little dining/kitchen area. Check in/out: It was super easy. We drove up and she looked up our reservation and then gave us the keys. Check out is at 11 AM and you just leave the keys on the dresser.

I am only giving this dump 1 star because the attached restaurant, Rock & Mexicana, is actually…read morepretty good and the free breakfast wasn't awful. My husband and I stayed here in February for a weekend getaway to Windham Mountain. When we arrived I was informed that the deal I was promised over the phone, which included free lift tickets to the mountain, was not applicable because it was Presidents "Week." Was I told this over the phone while booking? No. So I was already upset before we even went up to our room. And the price was not adjusted even though we now had to shell out money for lift tickets! The room was large with a separate living room area. I was actually impressed. Until I noticed the thump thump thump of someones loud music. I assumed it was our neighbors and it would eventually stop. So we left our room to get some food and drinks. We came back at night to discover that the music had not stopped and our room was in fact located over the kitchen of the attached restaurant. It was like 12am or 1am and the staff was cleaning up and blasting music right below our room. My husband was nice enough to go down to the front desk and ask for another room. The staff was not very accommodating, they acted like they couldn't move us, although they finally did thanks to my husband's persistence. The whole process took 30 minutes, which is ridiculous. Our new room was luckily much quieter - and MUCH smaller. So small that the door basically opened up into the wardrobe that held the TV. Was the price adjusted? No. We originally chose this place because of the promised shuttle to and from the mountain. It turns out that parking at the mountain is easy and free, so we never utilized the shuttle. I tried to the last day, when I didn't feel like skiing and I thought I could meet my husband at the mountain after he was done, but the shuttle apparently only goes FROM the mountain in the afternoon. Like dropping me off when you're going there to pick people up would be so difficult?? This place is rundown and poorly run. The staff is not friendly. Visit Rock & Mexicana, it's worth a trip, but DO NOT stay here. It is a waste of money.

this place is terrible, don't do it!! The service is horrible, people are mean, the rooms are…read moregross and overpriced. We were there for new years, and the water went out. There was no running water!! this place is really a rip off, and the people who work there, hate anybody from NYC. They are rude and unhelpful. Don't waste your money here!!