TLDR: -The motel was great!!…read more-VERY affordable compared to the other places in the area!! (Most other hotels/motels were twice the price of this one for a single night.) -Would definitely stay here again if i stop in the area!! -Sure, the decor is a bit "dated". But Motels exist for functional & affordable overnight stays. (if you're looking for something grand and pretty go book a hotel room for 2-3x the price lol) More detail: Me and two friends stayed here 7/19/2026, during a week with wildfires, thunderstorms, & tornado warnings that had most of the other motels+hotels fully booked up. This place was definitely the cheapest option in the area, so we weren't expecting much since you usually wind up getting what you pay for. Plus, we were a bit hesitant to book a room in the first place because some of the recent reviews on here were a bit negative... ****BUT-!! I'm happy to say that this place was cheap, AND perfect for the night !! It was tidy, the beds were comfy + clean, & there was no "bad smells" in the room we wound up booking. So about the motel/service: -Their 24 hour service is no joke, We called ahead around midnight and our call was answered right away! (Unlike most of the other places in the area...) -After arriving around 1AM-ish, we called again and were greeted shortly after. The price was confirmed to be the same as they had said on our earlier call, ~140$ for the night for a party of three adults. -We were looking for one room with two beds, and he gave us two choices (He even led us to open & check out an available room we were interested in before booking). -Very friendly owner/worker (not sure which he was lol). He was flexible/generous with the checkout time as well. After booking around 1AM, we asked when we'd need to check out and he said, "Ehhh... Before 3pm should be alright? That way you guys can sleep in, you'll need it haha." About the room we booked: -I believe we wound up staying in room 7 on the front side of the motel. -The room was a decent size, with: Free wifi, 1 king & 1 twin bed, a TV, an in-wall AC unit, a small minifridge & microwave, coffee maker, two lamps (1 bedside table lamp + 1 full lamp), a desk space area with 2 chairs opposite to the beds, & a sink + mirror in the back of the room just outside the bathroom door. ^[All of these are somewhat visible in the attached picture] About the bathroom inside our room: -The bathroom was a bit tight inside, but i didnt mind it. The sink was outside, a sacrifice made to make space inside for the toilet + a full bathtub with a shower head. -The shower had great water pressure, an adjustable+detachable shower head, and hot water that STAYED hot for an admittedly drawn out ~1.5hr shower. (That shower & clean water was HEAVENLY after staying for a week in a distant mountain cabin with no AC and foul sulfur-smelling water lol.)

Place is a dump smell real bad , well water needs TLC , cops are there at least once a week , go to…read moreHancock you will pay more but nicer rooms

Nice, clean place, the service was good, this is definitely a hot spot for fishermen, not a family…read morejoint

Great place its super clean and well maintained. They management is awesome and location is great…read more I would highly recommend!

I recently bought a tiny home here. This main reason: the community. It's as if they were one big…read morehappy family. There's a pool, lodge, some type of event constantly: Friday night dinner, lite Sunday brunches, cards, crafts, pets galore, holiday, drag shows,.....just an all round good time with the friendliest, welcoming bunch of people throughout. I'm fortunate to have found such a gratifying place to stay.

How many glorious peaceful nights I could sit on the veranda? Every night forever! I can't wait to…read morebe sitting this winter by the fireplace and read peacefully sipping a warm spiked apple cider. This mountain retreat is the perfect antidote to sitting daily glued to the computer. I have to hide from their super WiFi. So glad to be here.

Hidden Gem In…read moreaddition to what others have said, but not overstated, warm greeting, very clean & comfy bed, they have updated the decor in the room and bathroom. The shower was heaven, the fan was quiet. Ahhhh. In the nice laundry room is a Keurig coffee station. There in not one speck of dirt/grime anywhere. Clearly the innkeepers take great pride in their establishment. One last note for the EV/Tesla owners out there, there is a charging station just 175 yards (.1mi) down the street. Bonus. We will mark this hotel in the atlas so we can find our way back.

Great motel, perfect location near the Delaware. We appreciated the hospitality and great service…read more Rooms were nice and clean. Beautiful location. We will be back!

Becky is a wonderful host I've ever met! Her house is so clean and cozy. You can also see her great…read moretaste in decorating. I went to a wedding in Fish Eddie and stayed here for only one night. We communicated through emails. Becky replied nicely and upgraded me to a queen bed room. Since I drove alone and not familiar with this area, she gave me a lot of useful advices and checked the routes for me (the bridge closed so I had to detour...). The next day before I left, she cooked homemade breakfast and let me take my time enjoy my coffee even though it was a little bit late. Usually I'm a very picky guest, but I love this place so much! Feel so thankful for her warm hospitality. Can't wait to go back soon! Highly recommended!!

This place is amazing! My boyfriend and I stayed here for the Columbus Day weekend and I can say…read morewith confidence that we will be making it an annual occurrence. From our first interaction with the owner, Becky, we had nothing but an incredible experience. We called to book the weekend, and since it was after the high season of summer, she gave us a special rate for two nights in the Honeymoon Suite. We sent her in a deposit, and called her the day of to confirm the best time of arrival. She was completely casual and accommodating and said to just stop by whenever. When we showed up, she gave us the tour of the Suite, which turned out to be the entire basement of her home! We had a private entrance, a working fireplace, a full ensuite bathroom with an incredible shower setup, a huge sectional sofa that could have fit at least eight people, a master bedroom with a queen size bed, as well as a second twin bedroom that we did not even use. Perfect if we ever go back and bring more guests with us! After we unpacked Becky invited us upstairs for wine and cheese with the other guests. I thought that sort of thing only happened in movies! She gave us some great recommendations for places to go for dinner, and asked what time we would like breakfast in the morning. When we said we were flexible, she said warmly, "well that works for me, you don't need reservations here!" The next morning we had delicious, strong coffee, I had eggs with green peppers and onions with oat nut toast, and my boyfriend had stuffed French Toast, two huge slices of Italian bread glued together with fresh sliced strawberries and ricotta cheese. We even started the meal with two generous slices of banana cream cheese coffee cake, some of the moistest, sweetest start to breakfast that we have ever had. Later that afternoon, she invited us back up to the kitchen for tea, and, you guessed it, slices of the leftover cake. For our second day, she surprised us with souffle apple pancakes, a cross between an apple pie and a pancake, a delicious, buttery, crusty sweet and savory concoction made in a cast iron skillet. Not only that, but since we were the only guests that morning, we had to eat the entire sinful cylinder ourselves - oh well! We washed it down once more with plenty of delicious coffee and some of her homemade sausage that was made locally. The estate her house is on is simply gorgeous, and is adjacent to rolling green pastures where her horses live. While there is no horseback riding (bummer), you can walk up to the fence to see them grazing and take some breath taking pictures. Her dog, Milo, a Sheltie, is a delightful host's accomplice, who loves to play fetch and get petted. We had a lovely, relaxing weekend in the country at Becky's Bed and Breakfast, and cannot wait for next fall when we return.

The Lodge at Woodloch is by far the best weekend retreat/upscale spa destination we have ever had…read more Where to begin? There is so much to mention, I'll just make a list; 1 The Lodge, the rooms, the common area, the spa- The actual building/facility is so well kept, clean, inviting, good ambiance and vibes. You are greeted by staff when you arrive, who park your car ,escort you in, take your bags, etc. The lobby is so inviting, a gourmet snack or drink will be offered to you upon arrival. The guest rooms are big so peacefully decorated clean and modern. 2 The Grounds, beautifully maintained open space; a lake for boating, birding talks, bike riding, axe throwing, group hikes, wine tasting, garden demonstrations, outdoor exercise classes. there is an exstensive garden that grows produce for the chefs menu. 3 The Restaurant, wonderful selection of food and drinks, live music. Make a reservation ahead of time to get your table and time. 4 The Activities (included in the price), check out their website, classes are listed ahead of time, and you should sign up for them before your stay. Here's the ones we did; kombucha making, painting, fire making ,yoga, birding, axe throwing, wine tasting, cooking demo, Bosu Ball, Zumba, live music, sleep therapy, veg garden lecture, wood working. There is also every exercise class imaginable. Chef samples and different types of non alcoholic drinks are always available in the common areas. 5. The Spa (not included in price), upscale clean, talented massage therapists We went in 2020 and 2023 and are planning to go back next year. 6. Other things to note; Guests are probably 80% women, mother daughter, women's weekend, things like this, not many men except couples. I recommend booking your activities spa and restaurant reservations ahead of time so you get the spots you want. This can all be done online. The Lodge is not cheap, but it is so well worth it! Hope this helps you make your reservation!

Everything went well! The hotel, the grounds, the food, the cocktails, the activities and the best…read morestaff! There is a good reason this is named one of the top destination spa/resorts in the country. Golf is across the road, along with an olympic outdoor pool, volleyball, tennis and more. Saturday night you can take the free shuttle and see an off-Broadway quality show for free! You can dine outside at their farm (extra fee). Go, chill and enjoy!

West Branch Angler Resort is wonderfuł! I participated…read morerecently in an ORVIS trip to WBA - top-notch! Each cabin is fully equipped w full kitchen, ample cooking tools. (As an owner of rental properties - I notice details: coffee filters, charging cords, night lights, etc. - on top of the important amenities - all were there and in fine order! Matt and his team are amazing. Food was delicious and plentiful - many offerings to cover all dietary wants/needs. Staff are all friendly, accommodating, and personable - restaurant, housekeeping, and fly shop. Robbie was my guide for float trip. He is awesome "fish finder" - very patient and lots of laughs. OH YES - AND WE CAUGHT FISH! Rainbows and browns... We'd have caught more; had I not tangled my line. I shall return and recommend, wholeheartedly!

Great time - quiet and peaceful. Would have never realized the whole facility was at capacity-…read moresurprisingly the amount of pathway along river down stream-very well maintained and accessible- can't say enough for the positive time we had. Respectful folks with attention to detail and expertise from the fly shop , restaurant and maintenance-

When hubs and I have wanted to escape, we'd go up to Woodstock, NY in a heartbeat. But the…read moreWoodstock hubs and I have loved in the last 21 years, went from funky- yet quaint to snotty-ass in recent years. Don't get me wrong, we still do day-trips to relive our many years we've vacationed there. And because Woodstock has been cramped, hubs decided to come up further out west to the sticks- without the snobbiness. We also got away for other reasons: my mid-winter recess from school and because my husband was a Navy man for umpteen years- where there's history and water, he's there. Green Acres Retreat made the cut for its style and close proximity to the Delaware River. Plus Green Acres R shifted from an old-fashioned motel to one that offers charm in spades since their '20 renovation. With 10 (I think) curated rooms, ours, was bold (for these parts) and extremely comfortable. From the crisp and plush white bedding, kitchenette, and walk-in shower- we were good. Green Acres' room designs lean towards nature with a tasteful feel. Be mindful that Rt17 is the main thoroughfare here- so you will hear 18-wheelers zoom by from your room. The heater made our room toasty- but the overhead vent layout was a bit off-putting. Towels were abundant, safe deposit box available as well as a mini fridge. The only negative for me was the plain mini wrapped soap bars for sink use and shower. And for these renovated rooms, offering classy mini toiletries add a wonderful sense of richness- which were missing here. And for $175 a night, the flimsy mini bar soaps weren't cutting it.

Love this place! The beds are so comfortable, they have blackout and sound proofing blinds along…read morethe entire front of the room (including the door) which makes for a deep nights sleep. It's decorated really fun and each room is different. I'll be back!

My bf booked a night for us here after receiving a targeted Instagram ad. He's an absolute sucker…read morefor targeted ads, and I must congratulate Farmhouse Catskills on their marketing prowess; however, the marketing strategy gives you a pretty good idea of what you can expect. This place is definitely instagrammable... but unfortunately not much more than that (at least for now). Pros: They've done a seriously beautiful job on the decor- lots of grays and moody dark blues, mid-century furnishings, and prolific use of some of the best artificial tropical plants I've ever seen. All of it is as pretty in person as it is in those Instagram ads. When you walk in, there's ambient music that matches the vibe perfectly. We didn't take a dip in the pool because it was kind of chilly, but I thought it was neat that there was a poolside DJ. It's also worth mentioning that this place is clearly very dog friendly, and as a dog-lover-but-not-owner I was happy to be able to pet so many pups on the property. And there's a decent pool table, yay! Cons: It's pretty clear that this place was sort of hastily opened in an attempt to pull in some cash before the end of the summer, without being adequately prepared and staffed. (It kind of reminded me of one of those house-flipping shows on HGTV.) In our room, one of the ceiling lights still had blue painter's tape around it. The door (which opened to the outdoors) stuck badly, and the knob was not really appropriate for the purpose- more of a closet or bathroom doorknob than something secure for a hotel room- no deadbolt, etc. We had the same troubles with the hot water that another reviewer mentioned. We had to wait almost an hour to get a cocktail at the bar because it was understaffed. I imagine there were just one or two bartenders serving the bar, restaurant, and pool areas. (For the record, the cocktails were nice, though, as was the bartender.) At one point a man who seemed to be more or less in charge of things (but somewhat overwhelmed) was quite rude to us and another couple we were socializing with in the bar area. The morning we were to check out, a housekeeping person opened the door to the room at around 8:30 AM when we were still asleep. She apologized and said, "Oh, my manager said you already checked out!" We said "No, isn't check out at noon?" She confirmed and went on her way. No big deal. But about an hour later, ANOTHER person barges into the room and says her manager told her we had already checked out. (I'm guessing that her manager was the aforementioned overwhelmed guy.) In short: This place has definite potential- again, so pretty!- but it seems the focus right now is aesthetics over experience. At a lower price point I'd probably call it four stars, but at $300/night in the middle of nowhere, I'd expect better management and service. I'd be interested to see if they work out some of the kinks next summer.

A little soho, a little Sag Harbor, a little boozy prohibition vibe and all here in Calicoon…read moreCenter!! I have no words to describe the vibe and amazing staff when you walk through the doors. The owner Chris has put all his heart and soul into this amazing property, incredible bar and fantastic restaurant and it all just works. Run to this place and don't hesitate for a second, you will be amazingly surprised by what he has built here! Cheers to Chris and the fantastic staff at Farmhouse! My new go-to!