How often have you traveled through a small town and glimpsed its old, neglected train station and…read morewondered about the beautiful times that must have occurred there? Is that just me? Definitely not because if you find yourself in the sweet little town of Granville, NY, you're in for a treat: Mickey and Wayne have put their heart and soul into renovating the old Granville train station into a stunning bed and breakfast, the Station House B&B. When we arrived late in the evening to check in, Mickey was there to greet us and make us feel at home. And her kindness and grace poured over into every detail: from the historic photos, to the antique tables and chairs, to the timely holiday decorations, to the abundance of mugs and tea, which were always available. For which I say thank you! Because we were traveling in a party of 8, we occupied 4 of the 5 rooms, which was fantastic because that afforded us the opportunity to glimpse each cozy space. Three of the rooms have their own bathroom, but two have a shared bathroom. For us, it was no problem since we were all family. This one minor detail is something to consider when selecting your room. Each space is unique, from the name to the decor. Every detail is thoughtfully selected and creates a welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel like you're coming home each night. Although the walls were a bit thin in our room, the Ticket Office, James F and I slept like rocks, we were so comfy! But it doesn't end there. Gotta get to the breakfast part, of course! Coffee was always ready at 7AM and breakfast at 8AM each morning. Well, oftentimes breakfast was waiting for us well past 8AM because some of our group are late risers. And my god, the breakfast spread presented each morning was fantastic: tea, coffee, orange juice, pancakes, french toast, bacon, ham, pastries, yogurt, pudding, it goes on! Basically, everything to keep our bellies happy and ready for the long days ahead. Truly, what hospitality! To Mickey and Wayne: thank you for creating such a friendly and beautiful B&B! As I sit and type this back in Denver, I'm longing for that wonderful breakfast spread! It was truly a pleasure to stay at the Station House B&B.

Just stayed this past weekend. What a lovely B&B!! We totally felt welcome and like we were family…read more The owners Mikey and Wayne were wonderful! They were great to chat with and just good down to earth people. We stated in the Freight Office. What a lovely spacious room and the bathroom was massive. Our beds were comfortable and the room temp was perfect. Ok, let's talk about the breakfast! WOW! It was more impressive than most 4-5 star hotels I've stayed at. There was a wide variety of food and everything was made to perfection. I honestly felt like when I used to go to my grandmas house...lots and lots of home cooked goodness! We totally can't wait to come back again. Love the place and owners!

Stayed at this motel the other night. NEVER AGAIN! The place is very run down. Room not the…read morecleanest. Had to go to the office for toilet paper and was given 1 roll and was told that is all we would need. Not very happy to be walking through the parking lot with a roll of tp. Tried to close the "drapes" and the rod fell off the wall. Was charged $70.00 for the night but found out from locals that the price is usually $49.95 Parking lot was sheer ice. Almost fell several times. All I can say is WOW what a lot of money for that room. I will say it again NEVER will I stay at that motel for any reason. Does deserve a star at all!

Fairfield Inn & Suites always offer a clean and comfortable stay and this location is no exception…read more Conveniently located near the Queensbury interstate exit, you'll find the Fairfield Inn & Suites with a parking lot that's brightly lit and with parking to spare. The lobby is clean and, when I was there, cheerfully decorated for the holidays. They have a small snack store with beer, soda, water and other beverages as well as a variety of snacks. I got a room on the second floor which had a view of a snow topped forested area nearby. I got a king room which was appointed with a king bed, desk area, a couple drawers for clothing and a small closet to hang a few things. It also had a small refrigerator and microwave. So everything you need for a comfortable stay. The clerk who checked me in was friendly enough and everyone I encountered was as well. My room was clean and the bed was comfy. Get to it!

I only stayed here a single night and everything was excellent. Everyone we interacted with was…read morefriendly. Our room was clean and spacious, and the breakfast was absolutely amazing! Lots of variety and quality items, including egg and jalapeño soufflés, a ham and egg on croissant, bacon, sausage, oatmeal with lots of toppings to choose from, bagels, yogurts, fruit, cereal, and more. The breakfast area and tables were kept clean. The fitness center also was kept clean, with several pieces of cardio equipment, free weights, and two benches, as well as towels and a water bottle filling station. There's also a pool and hot tub but I didn't use either. The location of the hotel is also convenient, just off I-87. Overall I'd happily stay here again!

I would recommend this place. It's convenient off the freeway, has breakfast i mean no chef on…read morepremises but its well kept and has main options. They all do a great job at keeping items stocked, and being available. The lounge was nice decorated with .modern furniture. Water and coffee offered ar a table as you exit for the day you can grab a cup. There's a small conference room, laundry with two washers, and a small fitness room. The washers were out or order unfortunately. I went to a laundry laundromat and met friendly older women. This hotel has plenty of parking. Lots of service personnel. The hotel gives food to those who serve which I thought was awesome. I would of gave a 5 but the washers were both down for a few days. The rooms were quit roomy and the ac worked great! The room was equipped with a microwave and coffee maker. A small fridge and dishes also provided. I recommend this place! Thank you for the great experience!

Staff has welcoming attitudes / personalities. This is one of the top places we have stayed that is…read moredog friendly. We do not stay anywhere that does not accept dogs.

We stayed here for a conference in October. The hotel itself is very nice, there is a parking…read moregarage in the back which is convenient. The staff was friendly as well. We stayed in a room with 2 queen beds, it was very spacious and clean. There was only two draws to put our clothes so we each only got one. The shower was big, but the water pressure wasn't great. Overall, it was a nice experience and I would recommend staying here. Also there is a roof top which is very nice and has a view of the lack and mountais. You definitely need to check it out.

I spent Columbus Day weekend gazing out over the lake from a balcony that made me feel briefly like…read morean aristocrat who had misplaced his crown. The room had two king beds, a small miracle for a man accustomed to one, and the soundproofing was a triumph of human engineering. Even with Oktoberfest raging below, once the balcony door was closed the silence was so complete that I could almost hear my own thoughts apologizing for existing. The hotel sits right on Canada Street, which is the main artery of Lake George's little heart. Shepard Park is practically across the street, full of families, music, and the particular chaos of people on vacation trying to have a perfect time. The staff managed to stay cheerful through it all, smiling with the kind of sincerity that must come from good training or good souls. Parking was a game of Tetris, but I was grateful for the garage. Once my car was wedged in, I had no reason to drive again. Everything that mattered was within walking distance. The rooftop terrace deserves a poem, though I am too lazy to write one. The lake spread out below, blue and calm, and for a few minutes I believed in peace on earth. There is no hot tub, which feels like a crime against nature. The patio outside the pool almost begs for one. Imagine sitting there in January, snow falling into the water, steam rising like forgiveness. The restaurant did not thrill me, and the prices made my wallet flinch. Still, it was a fine stay, the kind that makes you feel momentarily better about the human race before the bill arrives to remind you of reality. Four stars. A lovely place, too expensive for what it is, but worth remembering all the same.

Quaint get away with breath taking views , great rooms, clean with direct tv, micro wave, fridge,…read moreand coffee . Owners a gem with movies to boot. Great choice

An older motel that has charm and a beautiful view of the Green Mountains. It is not the Ritz…read more There is nothing fancy about this motel but it is clean, the beds are comfortable and the owners are extremely nice. I would stay there again.

Very nice motel near Glen Falls and Gansevoort. I am out here often to see my daughter, so it's…read moregreat to find this gem. Nice parking lot, manicured grounds. Room comes with a small coffee pot if you want to bring your own. Also comes with standard Colombian too. Microwave etc. Most importantly a nice bathroom. No pool or restaurant on premise. Just a good safe cozy comfy clean place to stay. They also accommodated me coming an hour earlier for check in. We will definitely be back.

Absolutely amazing stay here at Sara Glen and I can't say enough about the friendliness of the…read moreowners. Its a small family owned hotel with only 16 rooms or so but you can see they really put their heart and soul in their work in making sure the guests are happy here. I've stayed 3 nights here over the long July 4th long weekend and out of the 3 different hotels I've stayed over the trip this is by far my favorite. Sure the rate might not be the cheapest especially during the busy travel weekend but you really do get what you paid for here vs those other chain branded hotels. I really enjoyed the room here everything was working properly and clean. The location is great too~ not too far from Lake George/Saratoga Springs and plenty of businesses nearby for dining needs. I would highly recommend to anyone to stay here on their visit to the region. They really deserve the high reviews they been getting both on Yelp and elsewhere!

We stayed here 3 yrs ago and I still remember it with fond memories. It was awesome and the hosts…read morewere amazing

Absolutely WONDERFUL experience. Can't recommend enough. Such a cozy, accommodating place and will…read moredefinitely be back again if we are ever in the area.

Adorable Inn in the center of Middlebury, VT. Close to everything and the staff is wonderful. I…read morehave stayed here many times, and each time it is better and better. The owner is constantly making improvements such as new furniture for the rooms, updating the mattresses, adding keyless entry locks, or even finding a gorgeous antique or new piece of art. It definitely shows that this Inn is a labor of love! You will not be disappointed!

Wonderful hotel in the heart of Middlebury. The staff is very responsive and helpful. The location…read moreis ideal, a short walk to downtown and to campus. I loved the amenities, like Lake Champlain chocolates and a small bottle of maple syrup, all the amazing parts of Vermont were there to welcome me in my room. I also thought the self-check in was great so I didn't have to see a single person during my entire stay so I felt safe COVID wise. Highly recommend!

I did not stay in the mansion but took the time to stop and view these two amazing buildings that…read morelook a lot like a wedding cake. The residences were constructed in the 1860s by the nearby Whitehall, New York-based architect A.C. Hopson, and are examples of the highest Italianate style that was fashionable at the time. A creamy white marble with a slight hint of green, all from the quarries in Rutland, 15 miles to the east, is the source of their characteristic radiance. The Rutland and Whitehall Railroad was used to transport unfinished slabs to the city, where they were hewn into blocks, then shipped to market. But stone magnates Joseph Adams and Ira Allen made a point of selling most of it while also saving some to use in their own creations. There is no cost to view the buildings, one of which is apartments and the other is this one, the Marble Mansion Inn. Just remember that it's private property and be respectful. [Review 18476 overall - 75 in Vermont - 1998 of 2022.]

To be able to stay in a mansion constructed of marble and built in 1867 was a real treat! The…read moreexperience is like going back in time but with all of todays modern conveniences! Breakfast was a delightful bounty of homemade deliciousness. One morning we were served maple bacon (bacon brittle), company eggs and scones. Everything was perfect! Other breakfast offerings included; fruit, yogurt, bagels, fruit spreads, juice, coffee and a large assortment of teas. I'll let our photos tell the rest of the review.