My girlfriend and I stayed here recently as we were in town to see a concert at SPAC. We wanted to…read morefind a place that was: -close to SPAC (check) -offered nearby restaurants (check) -affordable in an area where Summer rates can be high (check) Lewis House exceeded all of our expectations. The owner, Preston, and his wife made us feel right at home. Within 10 minutes of check in we were offered fresh fruit and homemade brownies. Our room (Green Room) was decent sized, had AC, an electric fireplace, and a super comfortable bed. Breakfast was served right at the scheduled time and was excellent. Day one was waffles, bacon, and fruit. Our second and last day led us to a nice quiche with sausage and homemade crumb cake...drool. Preston took the time to sit and converse with us while we are and made a real effort to get to know us. We loved hearing some of his stories about the house and about the area. I highly recommend the Lewis house as an alternative to pricier chain hotels in downtown Saratoga and as another option to camping or staying at a motel. You will not be disappointed.

We stayed at the Lewis House Bed & Breakfast for my belated birthday weekend and it was PERFECT! We…read morestayed in the burgundy room which had a fireplace and an old fashioned bathtub (for two) which was so romantic. In the morning we served the best breakfast: day 1: homemade Danish with blueberries, fresh fruit, bacon, muffins, and eggs! Day 2: Apple cinnamon waffles, apple slices, and sausage. Mr Lewis and his wife were so friendly and made us feel right at home. He cut me fresh pussy willows from the garden to take home. I couldn't have asked for better hospitality. The Lewis House is walking distance to the village of Ballston Spa and about 10 drive to downtown Saratoga Springs and the racetrack. We will def be back for racing season!

. We had a wonderful stay for a couple of days here. The host and hostess couldn't be nicer. The…read morelodge is beautiful and the homemade breakfasts are delicious. Just a note, the lodge does not have air conditioning and while we were cozy there was a late time during one day that the humidity and temperature level were a little high and uncomfortable. While they do have air purifying fans in the bedrooms and the temperature drops to a comfortable level at night, if you need air conditioning to be comfortable you might want to consider that.

I don't generally like writing negative reviews for independent/small businesses but our stay…read more(Memorial Day weekend 2022) wasn't great and only got worse after we left. Accommodations: The aesthetics look nice from the outside but the rooms are not that nice and the walls are extremely thin so we heard every single word and noise from every room in the lodge. We also had to go down two flights of stairs into a he basement/dog training room to our bathroom, which didn't have hot water and smelled like pet urine. The host, Monique, is incredibly rude. She was entertaining personal friends in the common area of the lodge for both of the nights we were there. Her group took over the whole space, even though Monique's house is 50 yards away, and was drinking and partying well into the morning hours. It made us extremely uncomfortable to even try to go to the bathroom. Neither one of us, nor the other guests that weekend, got much sleep since they were so loud and the walls/doors are so incredibly thin. Monique is rude on every level. She criticized us for our dog's tail being cropped (was done long before we got her so it was far outside of our control) and was just condescending and disrespectful in general for the whole time we were there. The icing on the cake is that we forgot a new pair of pretty expensive glasses there. My wife called/texted Monique and she acknowledged that her husband had found them under the bed of the room we stayed in. She said she would send them to us (my wife even offered to pay for the shipping) but they never came. After a few weeks we both tried calling and sent several texts (one just pleading for a response) but she never once replied. Needless to say, we paid almost $500 for two nights there and are extremely disappointed with the service and how loud and uncomfortable the stay was. I grew up one town over from where Lodge Solange and my sincerest advice to anyone considering this place is to just keep looking. There are many much better and nicer / places and people in the Mohawk Valley.

I broke a long standing Keto diet for Saltsman's fried chicken, corn fritters, and creamed…read morepotatoes. No regrets. The BEST fried chicken. Family style service, great food. Saltsman's is all a restaurant needs to be.

Over 20 years of the same quality meal. Course after course this place never disappoints…read more Two of my favorites are the corn fritters and creamed onion casserole. Don't worry about ordering them as the come with every meal. Another must on everyone of my visits are the friend chicken livers. To die for! In business over 200 years! Arrive early or stay late because there's so much to see room by room. On a warm summer's night be sure to take advantage of a cocktail or after dinner drink on the oversized porch. Portions are huge, while prices are reasonable. I guarantee you won't be disappointed!

By far the best bed and breakfast I've ever stayed in. Marni and Brett were beyond accommodating…read moreand cooked delicious food. They have coffee ready as soon as you wake up, along with muffins and bagels. They will literally make you anything. The rooms are so cozy with your own bathroom. I slept like a baby every night. Please stay here and support wonderful people!

Fantastic experience. Marnie and the team really go above and beyond to make sure you're taken care…read moreof and well fed

So that happened…read more About to sit down for our second meal in two nights at The Nest/Schenectady (not the subject of this review). Why? Why would we drive 20 minutes in the rain and fog on St Patrick's and not eat at the lobby restaurant (this restaurant) where we were guests for two nights? Why walk out on our reservation? The reservation made with the front desk? Incompetence. Disrespect. Complete inability to remedy multiple screw ups. We were taken to our table with a cute little reserved placard on it. Unnecessary, but ok. There were three tables dining. Of dozens. As in the place was completely empty. Tables everywhere. Ours? Right next to the point-of-sale system against the bar. We asked to move. A dozen tables were available away from the bar. As it turns out, the significantly warmer side of the venue. Nope. The gentleman states that we can only sit on the kitchen entrance side close to the main door. In an empty restaurant. We sat there for about two minutes before it was clear we'd be cold from the main door draft and even more frustrated by the loud yelling in the kitchen. The ice crunching from the bartender was the only thing that made it comical. Seriously, within two minutes my neck was stiff from the cold at the second table. My wife's feet, in boots, we're getting chilled. I'd be furious if this wasn't a first world thing. It is a first world thing. But if you're looking for a nice dining experience in an empty restaurant and the staff wants to sit your reservation made, suite (just a bigger room) staying butt in front of the kitchen or POS system rather than accept that the guest isn't satisfied with the hospitality... As I said, we left. We won't be back. At least I got a nice text letting me know they canceled our reservation.

A Capital district hidden gem. Hotel rooms modern, restaurant food was fabulous. Had the dark…read morechicken. Wife had the scallops, amazing. Service and ambiance was terrific. Recommended this venue for the food and lodging.

What a great RV park! Beautiful wooded campground right along the picturesque Mohawk River. The…read moresites are spread out leaving numerous beautiful open areas of grass and woods, and the grounds are immaculately kept. Wendy and her son, Brad, who run the place are always friendly, cheerful, and extremely accommodating. We live in Phoenix and RV cross country every summer. This is one of the nicest RV parks we have ever stayed in! Last summer we were here for 4 days and loved it, so this summer we stayed for 2 weeks. We are definitely coming back here next summer and will do at least 2 weeks, possibly 3. If you're ever in New York's capital region this is definitely the park to stay in.

What a beautiful house, great view, and interesting tour. The house was built in the early 19th…read morecentury (don't let the old-time car at front throw you off) and is beautiful for its architecture and its interiors. Our tour started at the gift shop which has some great souvenirs and books. Our guide was really knowledgeable and had been giving tours for about 20 years and was able to speak to restorations and changes that had been made in that time. He speaks at length about the English Clarke family, how they came to sit up their home here, and how it remained largely authentic in many ways with some key restoration. This great estate was saved from demolition, and you can see the care that's gone into it from the Friends of Hyde Hall since. The guide was able to answer all the group's questions on the family who lived here and the objects on display, including what was original and what the functionality was. He also said some details get more depth in other specialty tours, and I was very intrigued by some of their events and holiday features. The Clarkes may have wanted a nice rustic manor, but its downside to tourists is that it's not the easiest place to get to. I definitely recommend checking this place out and the nearby state park.

Nice museum about the Clarke family's 150 years of living in the area and their contributions to…read morethe city. Beautiful place and scenery. Great volunteers and staff, very informative and friendly. Museum tours every hour.

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Way back in the day, like early 90's way back, this place was called the Buckhorn. It was a truck…read morestop in a podunk city where eveything was REAL. The waitresses knew me by name, as it became the place for us to go. That was the PLACE i brought dates at the end of the good dates. They have a free refill policy on their amazing coffee, to which i consistantly abused. Their food is CHEAP and palatable. Two eggs, potato and toast, $2.22. Damn. You can get chips and salsa for that here. And they had an arcade, with not-so-up-to-the-minute games, like Pitfighter and RBI Baseball. But the best part, was the random conversations you could engage in with truckers; some about Lot Lizards, (look it up on google) some about how long its been since they saw their families. Sometimes, a combo of those two. For five bucks, its the best 9 hours you can spend this side of a Slip n Slide and a bottle of Old Crow.