We had a wonderful stay at the Hampton inn Oneonta. We were in town for the Cooperstown Allstar…read moreVillage tournament which was just about a 5 minute drive from here. Very conveniently located. Breakfast every morning helped cut down expenses for at least one meal a day for our family. The kids loved the waffle bar, and my middle guy became quite the barista this trip. He loved running down and making my coffee every day! During our week stay they also made popcorn one of the days, shared pizza and had snacks available for us because I was a member. My kids enjoyed the pool and small arcade. They also had a small laundry room which was so helpful. Staff were so kind and accommodating. We loved our stay and cannot wait to visit again someday!

I think this is the only hotel in the Oneonta area that actually has a heated pool, so that right…read morethere is a big win because New York winters are cold. The staff is nice, the location is pretty accessible (it's just down the road from the Walmart), and it's pretty easy to get on to 88. One time I was here, I swear the heat was turned off in the lobby. It felt like it was literally 12 degrees. Not sure what happened that day. Anyway, they have breakfast service which is always really well maintained. The prices can really fluctuate depending on whether or not the Cooperstown Hall of Fame games are going on or if it's Parents' Week for the SUNY colleges. The spikes happen all the time; it's kind of crazy. Other than that, it's a solid hotel. Very consistent experience.

Do not fear. This is a good motel unless you're really fussy. It's a bit of a throwback if you're…read moreover 50. Remember when you drove long-distance on vacation with your parents in a station wagon and would need a motel along the way? You rarely reserved in advance and there were relatively few chains besides Holiday Inn and Best Western. Everyone carried AE Travelers Cheques. That illuminated "Vacancy" sign from the highway let you know there was a room to be had for weary travelers. Well, this is it. I wanted a hotel about an hour south of Utica for a particular night to avoid too much driving the next morning. Sidney/Bainbridge was exactly the spot on my route. I'd booked it over the Super 8 on the highway based on reviews and not wanting to detour all the way to Oneonta since my reason was to save time the next morning. I arrived at 10:30pm, as planned. You call a number from the office and the owner/family/staff "come down" and check you in. They actually live there--great safety feature for a female traveling alone. My room was clean and very comfortable, if spare and exactly as advertised. Great value too. It did not smell musty. Bath amenities and towels were nice quality. It had a microwave and refrigerator and flat-screen TV, but sadly no coffee maker or even a glass or ceramic coffee mug to heat water (I'd brought a tea bag...), sigh. I'm quite sure they'd have accommodated a request, but I wasn't going to ask at 10:45pm. I will confirm some other reviews: it does seem to cater to people who work on the road and get up early. I suspect some are regulars M-Thurs. There appeared to be a communal space with a gas grill outside (great for group travelers or work teams). I did hear the person in the room above me--not loud or annoying, but it might be for someone not used to apartment living. A freight train came by at 6:30am (I'd gotten up at 6, so no big deal). There are no late night dining options, but there are some gas station/markets to procure something if you need and didn't bring. Early the next morning I awoke to some bird song. The Susquehanna River is literally just behind the motel (well down hill--no flood worries and the river was in flood-emergency when I was there). The delightful surprise was the cute coffee and breakfast/lunch options in Bainbridge, which I definitely recommend. If you're early enough in the evening, there are plenty of dinner options. Because of the proximity to parks and natural areas, this would be a fantastic vacation motel for several days or even a week on a limited budget. Suggestions for improvement: coffee mugs and coffee maker in the room and a black-out curtain for the front window. I turned out the porch light in front of my door, but the light from the neighboring door was on all night and illuminated my room from the gaps in the shade. I forgot an eye mask, not that it should be needed.

Family owner & operate on the premises. Old style Motel . Room was very small, comfortable, very…read moreclean, modern bath. Reasonably priced. A good stop for a weary motorcyclist from Bristol, PA. BOB'S Diner, down the road a piece, in town a must for a meal.

This hotel does not deserve the Marriott name. I was bait and switched on the pricing. Quoted one…read moreprice as all inclusive only to find out not true. Totally non cooperative staff regarding the $50 additional charges. Exceptionally expensive for an at best " lame" hotel. Over $330 night and no complimentary coffee or water in lobby ( before the charges they hide from you) Run away from this hotel. Having stayed in a 100 hotels, I have never been more disappointed. Rip off

I had a work trip in Norwich and decided to stay at the Oneonta courtyard…read more Its conveniently located right off the highway right up the hill from a BJs and several restaurants. The rooms are clean and well appointed. I would not hesitate to stay here again. There's a courtyard bistro on site where one can purchase breakfast etc. One morning I ordered the bistro egg sandwich and I don't think that I'd order it again. The scrambled eggs and bacon on it were very good but the handful of dressed arugula was a little off putting. The bottom of the bun was super soggy and it really could not be picked up to eat.

Great place for a Sunday brunch. The staff were friendly and…read morewelcoming and really took care of us. Huge selection of both breakfast and lunch food items, an omelet station, made to order waffles, a salad as well as a carving station. The food we tried was all fresh tasting and well prepared. The dessert table was phenomenal with LOTS of choices.

My wife and I recently traveled to Norwich to attend a wedding. There are no big hotels in this…read morearea so you stay at local inns. Fred's is both a restaurant as well as an inn. You check in for your room at the bar. One thing that hits you right away is the friendliness of the staff. The main thing we wanted was a clean room and that's what we got. There were a couple of issues with water going down the drain slow in the sink and tub, but nothing major. For the 2 nights we were there, it was fine. The wedding was also at Fred's so it was super convenient. The food and the service at the wedding were very good. The staff did a great job of making it a fun time. If you happen to be in this area of upstate NY and you need a clean, safe place to stay, Fred's Inn would be a good choice.

Second time coming to echo lake for camping for a music festival. I have to say it is one of my…read morefavorite venues as it is much smaller and a cozy feel. Be prepared for dust and mud so prepare accordingly. As well as little to no phone service and cold nights. The venue itself sits on top a lake and we've camped in the woods both times and loved the shade coverage and just the entire property. The staff are friendly and helpful. The only thing I was is the campground had an onsite general store.

Beautiful camping resort, owner is very friendly. You can buy just about anything in the town…read morenearby. Showers were hot and toilets were clean. Lake and pristine views topped off my experience at New Echo Lake Resort. I will definitely go back again.

It was wonderful. Tina at the front desk was great. She helped me find a good restaurant. She…read moredeserves a raise. The room was great too. This location is being renovated but it did not affect the service at all. Pool was still open. Everything was neat and clean. Nothing but raves from me.

We stayed here over a half dozen years ago and found the lobby to be regularly a mess with clumps…read moreof dirt from the frackers staying there who would drag it in on the workboots daily. Well things have sure changed here and for the better. No more dirt and grime from the frackers who are now told to remove their filthy boots before entering, thank goodness! As a result, we had a very pleasant stay here for three nights. The staff was great and the breakfast bar was well stocked and regularly attended to. Our room was super clean and the cleaning staff was terrific. The next time we find ourselves in the area we'll definitely stay again!

The General Manager, Dana, is the epitome of a conscientious professional. She went to great…read morelengths in helping me with a reservation problem, that she finally solved. Her conscientiousness is also highlighted in her inspiring the House-Cleaning crew. The lobby, hallways, my room, and the outside grounds, were immaculate. . . . . The amenities plentiful, and always stocked. I highly recommend Super 8, especially as long as Dana is in charge !

Stayed here on July 4 for the Southern Tier Music Fest. Traveled across state to get there. This…read morewas the most disappointing hotel. Rusty drains and the odor was horrendous. The room smelled like a wet dirty dog, nauseating. I woke up and my clothes actually stunk from the room and sheets. I could not wait to shower and leave. Breakfast? Please don't even say you offer complimentary breakfast unless it's edible. I would never stay here again. Not only that just a day later my husband had a rash on his stomach. No other place he could have gotten that.

I was hesitant when I first booked the room for a last minute ski trip with my son. The room(# 6)…read morewas plenty rustic and its age showed, but the room was immaculate and most importantly the bed was clean and the sheets felt like I was in a 4 star hotel. I love a firm mattress, but if you like sleeping on a marshmallow, you may not be a fan. No noisy neighbors over NJ school's winter break, perfect.

My friends and I recently rented two rooms for two nights. The rooms were very clean and well…read moreappointed. The beds were super comfortable. The inn keeper provided a quick grab and go breakfast of yummy locally baked goods and a piece of fruit. An assortment of instant oatmeal, water, and good coffee was also available. If you're looking for luxury this isn't your spot but if you want a clean, comfortable home base for hiking or other nearby activities, stay here. We will definitely be back!

One of our favourite places! Fabulous service!! Fabulous ,…read moreDawn the concierge was accommodating. I can't say enough about the service, quality of products and the attention to detail! Thanks again to the staff, especially Dawn.

$1,626 (added up with all taxes) for a 2-night stay for a basic, 2-Queen room with broken AC and…read moresmelly sheets during the summer for Cooperation baseball tournament is robbery. We give 2-stars for "could have been better". However, the positive is: The actual grounds are gorgeous and historical and unique. But, based on the tangible product, increasing your prices for this tourney is unethical if you cannot provide a clean $640 room with working ac during crazy hot weather. For the broken AC, your staff said: "I guarantee it was working" when "said staff" was not in my room at 1 am, 2 am, 3 am and 4 am when I was up trying to get the ac to work. For that, this is why I came here to let future bookings know ;) Lastly, espresso was great, but breakfast was Mid and tiramisu was rotten from the cafe.