Excellent hotel with a phenomenal restaurant. Beautiful grounds and lots of interesting pockets to…read moreexplore. The restaurant is world class!

I was disappointed in the menu, only 5-6 entree items. Salads and appetizers would add $40 or so…read moreto the menu I ordered the scallops. $52 for 3 large delicious scallops, served with small smashed potatoes and veggies A delicious creamy desert was a nice small perfect treat to share

I am proud to give this place it's first review. We went Friday night, had a table for 6 and were…read morerunning a little late. No problem. Drinks were good, the waiter was excellent. Had Burrata, tartare, Meatballs and Hamachi for apps all were really good. Two had the Veal chops. I have had Veal Chops all over the world. These were really good, melt in your mouth. Tried the Risotto with Crab and the Clam Sauce all were fantastic. The owner came by the table, nice touch. I would not hesitate to go back here.

We held an event at The Bridge Walk last night. We had a brief meeting with Megan in January where…read moreshe asked all the questions and translated that quick meeting to an absolutely perfect evening! Even when things go off plan (Bartender calls in? No problem! - Slideshow stops working? No Problem!), Megan fixes it and keeps everything running smoothly. The food? The food was excellent (we received dozens of comments on that already!) and the room was set up beautifully! Megan and staff were super attentive and accommodating! We will absolutely be back for our next event!

Our daughter's wedding was held here. What an amazing experience. The venue was perfect. The food…read morewas outstanding. The staff went above and beyond to make the entire event an evening to be remembered. They were friendly,efficient and accommodating to every guests needs. If you are looking for a venue to hold your special event consider reaching out to the Bridge Walk.

Awesome location incredible home all the amenities you could want- comfy towels butter soft linens…read more The fluffiest pillows. Looooooved it Great trails cute towns with lots to offer . Will def be back

I didn't want to leave. The view from the picture window is breathtaking. The home has more space…read morethan even our large group could fill. If you are a yogi, you can enjoy your own private studio on the ground floor. My family enjoyed walking the property and visiting all the best Berkshire spots, which are all within ten minutes drive.

Absolutely loved my brunch experience at The Nest! This place is truly a gem in Schenectady. The…read morerestaurant itself is super charming with an antique feel. Our server was the sweetest, and gave us some great recommendations. We started with the honey butter biscuits, which I highly recommend! We also got the friend green tomatoes which I enjoyed too. They really do a great job a southern cuisine here. Would love to come back to try some items from their dinner menu.

I think this is the, absolute, best place to sit down and eat. The food is impeccable. Southern…read morecomfort, right on Broadway, the fried chicken and short rib dishes are undefeated. They have a hot honey sauce to pair with the chicken, please stop by. Service is excellent, once I left a bit late and I'm so sorry I did but management was super polite about it.

What a great way to spend the afternoon! I went with my wife and Australian shepherd and we had a…read moreblast! This place is dog friendly which you rarely find in these types of places. The castle was so cool and has so many unique and rare antiques. The tour guides were so knowledgeable about the history, building techniques, and all of the antiques and art work in the castle. The castle has a beautiful marble deck outside over looking the green mountains and it was a perfect way to end out the tour. I would highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area!

Wilson Castle is awesome. It's one of my favorite places to bring visitors to Vermont. I've…read moreprobably visited a dozen times and I look forward to my next visit.

Yikes. This place is atrociously bad. Cold food (with no heating available) and mostly empty trays…read morefor $18. Nothing was clearly labeled and the silverware hadn't been washed. We felt pretty misled based on the amount of heavy advertising they were doing. If you want Korean food, save your money and go down the road to Sunhees.

I really want to be more supportive of reinvigorating an abandoned space, but dang this place…read moreis...odd. Go for a 'different' experience and fun story, not the food. We went for the Korean buffet event, and to put it politely, our dining experience could not have been further from the glowing 5-star reviews on Yelp. First and foremost, there was minimal food actually available, and virtually no meat items. A few rolls of kimbap, or veggie pancakes were brought out one at a time, we were told everything was being prepared fresh and would take time. None of the chaffing dishes had any heat source, so any food that did linger alarmingly sat room temperature. A sad empty bowl of vinegar once contained picked radishes, I imagine. While an empty plate of watermelon juice presumably once was home to actual watermelon. The consensus of our party was if nobody got food poisoning we'd consider it a win, so giving a second star for that at least!

Gorgeous venue to attend, HOWEVER…read more.. the rain setting (indoor) ceremony only had about 20-30 seats. Many guests were forced upstairs without a view of the bride and groom. Bridal party had to balance on the stairs for the ceremony. Truly a shame that about half the guests had to stand, had a limited or no view of the ceremony. The bathroom is also weird. Same bathroom for men and woman. Woman's stall had a full door but the men's had a salon style door that did not close and had no privacy. Not everyone is comfortable with that. I'd love to attend an outdoor ceremony, but the weather is unpredictable. It may be beneficial if there was a large white event tent that can be used for the rain and other outdoor events.

I attended a wedding here and was quite impressed with the charm of this venue. The location is…read morepretty, with cute country decor and a nice outdoor ceremony site, a nice rear deck for cocktail hour, and a two level interior for the reception. Down a flight of stairs is a small lounge with a pool table, where they also had a photo booth set up. One special feature here was that the bride arrived at the ceremony in a beautiful white horse-drawn carriage provided by the farm. It was a really nice touch. Post ceremony, the carriage reappeared to take the bride and groom away for photos during cocktail hour. Another shining point was the food. On-site smoked meats... Wow. The chicken and roast beef were particular amazing. Not just good, but excellent. All of the sides were also tasty, and the dessert spread was pretty impressive as well. A few downsides: there is no AC in the main part of the barn, only in the bedroom suite areas for the wedding party prep. This was a September wedding, but happened to fall on a day with near-record high temps, so even with fans running, we were all pretty uncomfortable until the sun finally went down. Also, there was no sign of a full bar on the premises, nor fountain soda or beer on tap. Bottles only. But, considering that Henry Hill Farm is new on the wedding scene, maybe they plan on making these upgrades at a later date. Overall, this is a very nice venue on pretty grounds with very friendly staff, excellent service, amazing meats, and a fun country vibe. Tip for the ladies: opt for flats, wedges, or block heals... but leave the stilettos at home. The walkway from the parking lot and areas around the barn are gravel, which isn't so stiletto-friendly.

Really peaceful, loved the nature and atmosphere. I went with friends and we all enjoyed cooking…read moretogether, and doing activities in the forest and the lake. Good place for first time people who wants to explore camping!

4 stars because it's so close to the road and difficult to find via GPS. First time I drove nearly…read more6 hrs (should've taken 4 hrs) because my GPS kept sending me to the wrong location. Apparently, they have multiple campgrounds with the same and/or very similar names. Best to use Wells address or find the Alpine Inn which is a few miles down the road. Otherwise, a very nice and clean campground. Staff has always been kind with giving directions and helping out. Kids and dogs have fun in the river! A bit far for me to travel from Westchester, but worth it when other campgrounds are booked.