Meant to write this a long time ago but time got away from me. Stayed here for a weekend in July,…read morewith a last minute booking. All the hotels in the area were $250+ a night, but I saw this one for around $120 a night. Booked up the reservations and honestly I had low expectations for such a low price on a really busy weekend of the year. I was pleasantly surprised. The room was very clean and had a nice big dresser with a tv and a window A/C. We were on the ground floor right next to the parking lot, so unloading our car was a breeze. One thing we did have to do was go outside and put a towel on top of the A/C unit because the ones from floors above were dripping water and making an incessant noise. Not a big deal was an easy solution just thought I'd mention it. I love the little rubber duck they left on the bathroom sink to say hi. The bed was pretty comfy and warm and the doors had passcodes that you set yourself instead of key cards. Great because I always lose them LOL. The restaurant that is part of the hotel was also really great. We did have one dish that we did not like and they took it back and brought us something else free of charge. The rest of the food was fantastic and the staff was extremely nice. On the weekends, they have movie nights outside and set up cornhole games. Seems like a popular local hangout because every spot in the lot was taken. The place is situated on a sleepy state road with only the occasional passing car at nighttime. There are no bright street lamps or big trucks to wake you up. I slept good. On another note, everyone was nice to my service dog and brought her water. There is lots of grass areas to take your dog to the bathroom. They have bins right outside your door which is perfect for discarding the doggy bags. The only negative thing is that I think there may have been a little crack under the door or maybe by the AC that needed to be patched because every night we had bugs flying around into our room. I'm not squeamish and I live in the woods so it didn't really bother me too much. I did have a huge crane fly come in somehow and that one scared me a little bit lol (I did finally get him out though). The next day a firefly got in and I saw him flying around the room with his abdomen aglow. I escorted the little fellow back outside. Overall it's a really nice, laid back place with good food, friendly staff, reasonable prices, and clean amenities.

The inn was very clean and quiet. Check in was a breeze. They called me earlier in the day to let…read moreme know to get get my key from the lockbox so there was no contact check in. If you needed supplies they were located in a locked phone booth which I thought was very cute. They allow pets which is great because I travel with a rottweiler. The beds were very comfortable. I'll definitely stay with them again when visiting that area of Vermont.

Very nice quiet camping just off lake Champlain. We camped on site 86. The day before we left our…read morecar broke down and we had to have it towed into Vergennes(about 25 minutes away). We called the campground and Mike offered to come pick us up. He would not let me pay him for his time and fuel. Customer service at its best.

Traveling in a 38 foot coach we stayed 4 nights in a site for big rigs. Our site was green grass…read moreand wasn't level. All the sites located in the very front of the park were on grass by a pond, which meant no dust and not having to wash the coach or car after our stay. This park is located across the road from the lake which made for a beautiful view from our site. We were in the site closest to the front and the road, but traffic was minimal and we found it peaceful enough to sit outside and enjoy the sound of the pond frogs and the view. Too many large trees here for satellite reception. Almost the whole park (in the back) consists of long term residents but their sites were all clean and well kept. We enjoyed our stay but would have prefered staying in a level site.

This place does not feel like an "inn" but more like a bed & breakfast in someone's home. It was…read morenot relaxing with the chain saw going for several hours after we arrived. In addition, the entire time, we felt like we were inconveniencing the family. Our bed was a queen which sunk in the middle. My husband is heavier than I am so I kept rolling onto him. Needless to say, we didn't get much sleep. Also, the outlets were a problem because my hair dryer wasn't working at full power and the lights would all dim when I turned it on-glad I didn't blow a fuse. The dinner (pork medallions with a scant bit of maple glaze, a huge pile of cooked carrots and rice) was okay but the breakfast (a soggy ground turkey breakfast burrito) was really gross. I couldn't eat it. They packed our lunch which had a tortilla rolled up with some turkey inside. I decided to pass on this so I can't discuss the flavor, but there were two granola bars which sustained me until dinner. I can't even say that the wine was good. If you are looking for an inn type experience as we were, you might want to keep looking.

Went to Brandon for a wedding and stayed for two nights. Tasty, ample breakfast and comfortable…read morerooms. Wonderful setting overlooking small vineyard along with local golf course and great hosts. With the on site winery, brewery and brick oven it made our downtime on Saturday perfect. Hope to be back in the winter for snowshoeing as well as the tasty offerings.

I fell in here after I was "walked" at a local motel that was overbooked. John and Nancy are…read moreexcellent inkeepers, committed to guest comfort. The facility is welcoming, the bed was quite comfortable, and the breakfast was out of this world. I would return without hesitation. Notes: (1) Cell phone service is limited to Verizon, since the Inn has a range extender. No other carriers will work. Wifi is available. (2) The last 1.8 miles of Stoney Lonesome Road is gravel. On arrival at the inn, parking is on the grass.

My son and I stayed overnight during a hiking trip to the Adirondacks. Nancy, John and Dan were…read morevery welcoming and hospitable... wonderful folks. The accomodations were clean and comfortable; breakfast was fresh, organic and plentiful. A peaceful retreat of an area. I look forward to our next trip up that way and a stay at the Stoney Lonesome.

We had such an amazing weekend! i brought 3 11 year girls for 2 nights and we took advantage of…read moreeverything! kayaks, paddle boards, fishing, fire, and hiking! you name it, we did it! Friday there was a food truck and saturday there was a farmers market, all walking distance! staff is AMAZINGLY attentive giving us a ton ideas of what to do! cottage was immaculate, dates but in a charming way! will 1000% be coming back next year!!!

So amazing! Clean bathrooms, caring and kind staff and overall amazing stay. Owners went out of…read moretheir way to make sure I had a good stay! Would not only come back myself but would recommend to anyone going through!

A very well-maintained cozy campground in beautiful Vermont. On the plus side, the sites are wooded…read morewith a good amount of shade, quiet and private. The rest rooms and showers are clean and easily accessible, however, the motion lights are only on for a couple of minutes, so you have to move around if you want the lights to stay on. Also, kinda weird, but one of the showers in the men's room is coin-operated, but not the other shower. Come to find out the coin thing doesn't work, but you wouldn't know that because there's no sign to say so. It was fine, though, because the other shower was working with no problems. The pool is EXCELLENT and well-maintained. You can see that the owner takes great care of the pool, and given that the weather was quite hot and humid, the pool was a godsend! On the minus side, the office was always locked when I went there. You can call the owner's number, but that gets to be a pain. They mention a camp store, but I suppose that's in the office, which, of course, was locked. I just went into Brandon to buy what I needed which is only three miles from the campground. The owner charges for each bag of trash which he says is one of his biggest expenses, but I don't know why he just doesn't simply bake in the cost of trash in his rate to camp there. The biggest pain was the dumping station. For whatever reason, the dumping station is roped off with posts in the way so I couldn't drive my camper close to dump my black and grey water. I didn't have a long enough hose to reach, so what I had to do is use my black/grey water portable tank to dump from the camper and then dump in the dumping station. This delayed our departure by a good 45 minutes to an hour. All in all, though, I would recommend Country View Campground.

What a great week we experienced at Chamlar. Everything was better than expected. This was my…read morefamily's first year staying here and we are hoping to make this yearly trip. Walking distance to town and restaurants.

Family has been coming here for years and now it's three generations! We never talk about going…read moreelsewhere either. The cottages have everything we need for a great week of fun. Bedrooms are simple, but nicely decorated and clean. The beds are very comfortable too! Kitchen has everything my mom needs when she's in the mood to cook, or my dad is just as quick to throw some burgers on the grill. The kids love the huge lawn that they can run around on and play games, while my favorite part is the screened in porch where I can watch the kids and the great view of the lake at the same time! Of course the view is better from the private beach and the whole family enjoys having a bonfire down there at least a few times during the week. Looking forward to next year already!

One of the best spots to rent a cabin on Lake George. Firstly...they are truly ON Lake George…read more Most spots in Bolton are walking distance to the lake...HH has beachfront property, their own docks, and stunning views. They have a few cabins, guaranteeing you an intimate vacation with great attention to detail. They also have a 3 bedroom house they rent which has 1 queen sized bed, 1 full sized bed, and 2 single beds. The property has 2 ponds, a barn, large lawns, children's playground, docks, a beach, a raft, lounging/sunbathing areas, and tons of amazing mountain and lake views. The cabins are up on the hill looking down on the gentle waters of the beach below. Most importantly, the family that runs Horicon Heights is what makes it so special. Craig, Amy, and their 4 kids are involved in every element of running this magnificent place and make you feel like part of their family for your stay. They also buzz off when you want to be alone. Either way, its one of the best places to stay in Bolton Landing and I love renting the 3 bed room house. Next time you come to Bolton you should stay at Horicon Heights...tell them I sent you!

Just returned from another week at Horicon Heights. What can I say? I love this place. It's a true…read morein the woods vacation yet it's backdrop is a gorgeous spot of the northwest bay of beautiful Lake George. There isnt a pool but they have their own small beach. The water is crystal clear. There is a fun little floating raft to swim out to. There is a dock which you can pay docking space for if you rent a boat. You can also fish off the dock which my boys really enjoyed. The cabins (one bedroom or two bedroom) sit up on top of a hill- some provide nice views of the lake. The cabins are rustic but very clean and provide you everything you need. Outside each cabin is a grill (charcoal) and a fire pit to build a campfire on. Each cabin has a deck with a table and rocking chairs. Amy and Craig run the place and are always around to help you. Their kids are so nice and their youngest son is just the cutest kid. He played and showed my two younger boys around. He knows all about nature and how to catch (and always release) little frogs and fish in the pond. I told Amy she should rent him out and he should give little nature tours. This place is intimate, rustic, and just a WONDERFUL adirondack vacation. This is what a trip lake george should be. Not some musty motel with shag carpet and a swimming area basically in a marina. You cant walk into Bolton but we definately dont leave a city to come vacation on top of loads of people. We have stayed many many times and we will return again.