If you're looking to be transported to the Victorian era, the Batcheller Manor Inn won't…read moredisappoint. It's a cool traditional bed and breakfast. They did an excellent job preserving the history and charm of this beautiful mansion. The place is clean and service is top notch... though I'd suggest skipping the breakfast and getting better grub in town. I especially appreciate them going above and beyond with mailing me a dress I left behind in my room. Will stay here again if I'm in town.

We have come here often over many years in all seasons and were sad to see how different the…read moreexperience is now. For starters, no one answered the door when we arrived to check in mid-afternoon, and--ONLY because we knew how to do this--we had to track down the innkeeper, Martha, via the back door. (After 7:30 pm, no one is there at all.) When Martha gave us our keys she declared that she had only these two, so we'd better give them back. Nice touch. I know an elevator cannot be installed, but could they not hire a high school kid to answer the door AND drag the luggage upstairs? As for the breakfast, the staff sets specific half-hour intervals for serving and then leaves your dish on the table to get cold if you don't arrive at the first moment. But the meal is not worth it, anyway: the same four mediocre and skimpy choices, offered every single morning; no cold cereal or fruit and muffins left out as an alternative; and we were warned that unless we filled out the breakfast order the night before we would get nothing, as the staff "cannot accommodate walk-ins." For this we paid megabucks???? I won't make this longer by cataloguing how wonderful this place used to be when it had a live-in and enthusiastic manager, but trust me, it was a real gem and everything one could want in a fine B&B. I know it's been sold and all I can figure is that the new owners tried to cut costs...such a shame.

(Apologies for any misspelled/incorrect names.)…read more We stayed at the Union Gables Inn on June 23, 2026. We stayed in the Linda Room, which was located on the third floor of the Inn. The room was spotless, beautiful, and clean. It had all antique furniture, which was all functional and worked without any signs of decay. The bed was wonderfully made, and nothing was out of place during our stay. The television and air-conditioning worked as intended. I attempted to take a shower mid-Tuesday afternoon. After turning on the hot water, I waited a good few minutes for the hot water to actually heat up. Not really anyone's fault; it just took a while. We were on the third floor of an older building - this was fine. The next morning, when I attempted to shower again, the hot water arrived quicker, but when trying to turn the heat down, it took a while. So, the heat in the shower is slow to respond. The staff were amazing. Justin, who resides on the grounds of the inn, was an awesome person who had answers and kindness to every situation that arose. My wife recently became disabled (getting her to the third floor was a bit of work); Justin asked if we wanted breakfast to be brought to her, instead of her coming down. We declined that, she would want to dine in the main dining hall. He was great with suggestions, super courteous, and overall awesome. When we had breakfast the morning of the 24th, Chad was the gentleman taking our order. He was a great person who regaled us with stories, gave us a good laugh, and made sure our orders were correct (wife is also allergic to dairy). He absolutely made the experience better, even if we were at the very tail end of our stay there. The breakfast was excellent; we both ended up eating a sausage breakfast bowl with salsa, bacon, and eggs (I had cheese on mine). Delicious. This is a clean, professional bed and breakfast that is worth returning to.

My husband, pup, and I had such a lovely stay! I was very excited to hear some of the rooms were…read moredog friendly. We booked the Sacred Union Winter Getaway package that included the spa. Our whole experience was fantastic. Matt greeted us upon arrival and showed us to our lovely room called "Bill". I was surprised at how spacious and comfortable the room was. The gas fireplace was an added bonus. The shower pressure was fantastic and the bed was firm but comfortable. There was even a cute little balcony. House keeping also did a wonderful job of keeping our room clean and tidy. Breakfast each morning exceed our expectations. I was happy there was a little menu and was told they could pretty much customize anything I'd like. Chad was super personable and always engaged us in good conversation. You could tell how passionate he is about working there. The Inn itself was charming and I enjoyed the Victorian decor. Each day little treats were left in the lobby. The chocolate chip cookies were delicious!! The location was perfect and very walkable to Broadway Street and surrounding areas. We found that a lot of stores were still dog friendly, even during the winter. I definitely recommend The Sacred Spa during your stay. I learned that the owner and his wife also own the spa. The space was stunning and my husband and I had some of the best spa services ever. Overall, I would definitely return for another stay! The customer service was superb. This was probably one of our favorite Bed and Breakfast experiences. The Spa was such an amazing addition!

Came in to have breakfast and was both surprised and impressed by their menu as well as the quality…read moreof food! We had the Mediterranean Omelette and the Saratoga Open Faced Breakfast Sandwich. I did order the sandwich without spinach, and we added a side of the breakfast potatoes as well. Loved the cozy B&B atmosphere of the dining room and all staff were very friendly and attentive.

So cute! Very fun to sit on the porch and have an elevated breakfast. Good with allergies tooread more

This is a beautiful old hotel. Apparently, it was built around 1865. It has a comfortable, elegant,…read morewrap-around porch that includes rocking chairs and a swing. It is beautifully lit at night. The rooms are clean, nice, and homey. The continental breakfast has a nice selection of foods and coffees and teas. But what really makes this hotel is the proprietor, Joe. He is warm, friendly, and witty. He is low-key and provides a type of customer service that is uniquely his own. This place wouldn't be the same without him. He gives this hotel its kind personality. Joe is a Host to his guests, as opposed to a Hotel Manager. He provides his guests with bikes, as well as umbrellas when it's raining. -- He thinks of everything. Further, Joe is an animal-lover. He was instrumental in founding a retirement place for race horses. The place is called Old Friends. It is for older horses who have completed their racing and breeding years. There is no other place like it. I highly recommend this hotel, and obviously, Joe.

Anne's Washington Inn is darling. It's not a luxury resort so don't expect anything too fancy but…read moreit's comfortable, adorable, and perfect for the price point. The hosts are incredibly helpful and friendly. Included breakfast is continental style but more than enough to start our day. Perfect location if you are seeing a concert at SPAC. I would definitely stay again.

My husband and I have stayed in many beautiful estates. However, the Wilburton Inn we visited last…read moremonth was by far the best. The Inn features amazing mountain views and huge romantic garden grounds to explore. Sunsets on the estate's large wraparound porch were breathtaking. Our room featured a four-poster king bed, lovely period antiques, a fireplace, and a breathtaking view. The gracious, welcoming ambiance made us feel we had traveled back in time. Family members who own the estate are on site to manage visitors' experience from start to finish. Melissa ensured every aspect of our time at the Inn was magical. She shared all the special things to do in Manchester, fine dining, historical areas, shopping, and hiking. By the time we departed, we wished we had booked a longer stay. We will certainly return soon! It was delightful to find a family-run estate that delivered on its promise of excellence and even exceeded our expectations. Carolyn E

Great experience! Very eclectic, unconventional. Breathtaking mountain views…read more My family rented two vacation houses at the Wilburton for our large extended family of 25 -- I knew very little about the property before we arrived, so we were taken aback by the sprawling turn-of-the-century mansion and spectacular mountain views as we drove up the driveway. We absolutely never expected the art installations across the grounds -- including 18 x 26-foot Egyptian statues! The art and decor were eclectic and unexpected, and I found them very intriguing. It's definitely not your traditional resort, but that's what we liked about it. And the statues made for an amazing night with smores by the fire pit! The Reunion House was spacious -- we particularly enjoyed the living room, as it gave us enough room to comfortably host the other half of our family (about 25 of us) for a casual birthday party. There was plenty of seating with cozy leather sectionals and two large dining tables that seated about 8-10 people each. My daughter loved playing the piano in the living room, and the rooms downstairs with the daybeds were a great place for the kids to hang out and watch TV together. (The galley kitchen is a little small, but we were aware of this ahead of time because it was mentioned on their website.) We were there during a massive heat wave and all the air conditioners worked very well and kept us cool. Our kids loved the volley ball/badminton area steps away from our house. The outdoor pool is beautiful and it was so wonderful to be able to gather there easily with our whole family. The innkeepers were friendly and helpful. And we enjoyed looking around the mansion as well. There was so much do to in nearby Manchester -- great restaurants and shops, the bookstore is fantastic. We also enjoyed the ropes course and alpine slide at Bromley Mountain. We can't wait to return next year -- we'll be staying at one of the other properties even closer to my extended family's rental house and I'm so excited for its private balconies, jacuzzi tubs, and even more beautiful mountain views!

This place deserves a five star! Darlene, Rich and Kim are the sweetest and kindest you'll ever…read moremeet. They were helpful on so many levels. I loved our kayaking morning routine. It really made our overall experience better. And their food just literally melt in our mouths Especially their snacks - if only I could have the recipe for those brownies! That would be divine!

Can not tell you how much we enjoyed our stay here! The bed and breakfast is warm and inviting. I…read morelove the community table for breakfast. The have a great view of the lake and if you want you can meet new friends or plan a romantic stay for just two. There is so much to do all around from restaurants, the horse racing, hiking, kayaking, shopping or just relaxing at the Inn. The proprietors are wonderful.

We booked two rooms.with four beds via Airbnb but it turned out to be only one room with one bed…read moreand a sofa bed on the attic of the building when we checked in. The host is really hostile to my friend when she tried to reach out to her. Stay away if you don't want to be fooled by their false advertisement!

We had the honor of having our micro wedding at the Inn at Five Points on June 12, 2020. Long story…read moreshort, our original wedding plans were canceled due to Covid-19 however we still wanted to get married on June 12th, our original date. We reached out to our photographer Dawn Honsky who recommended the inn. The owner Eilis had so many ideas and made the transition of a large wedding to a smaller wedding so easy. Eilis made our experience amazing. She was all hands-on deck and made sure every detail happened in order to make sure we had a wonderful experience. If any bride and groom are looking for a location for a micro wedding, my husband and I highly recommend the Inn at Five Points. Fyi, the food by Austin is amazing!! Ask for the artichoke dip!

First off let me set the record straight- I really don't like Bed and Breakfasts. I've stayed at…read moresome pretty ones- in Ashland Oregon, in Maine. I just don't like the lack of privacy or the set time to eat or the forced conversation. When I'm traveling I prefer to chill. But this B&B has several things that set is apart and make me like it- a very casual atmosphere- a pretty location- a wonderful proprietor and policies that are different than most B&Bs. First off- there is no set time for breakfast. You can wander down when you like. Second- the lady who runs the place has come up with a brilliant plan- she sets a steaming hot pot of coffee outside your door in the morning so that you can drink your coffee in peace (and privately) before venturing down to the main room. So simple but I've never seen another B&B do that. There really isn't much in Salem NY so you'll only stop here if you happen to be in the area. But if you do and you have B&B phobia as I do you can safely book here. I just remembered the name of the lady who runs it- Laura. She's really nice.

I was bike touring through the area and needed a place to stay for the evening. I called up The Inn…read moreand Laura picked up, thank gosh! I would have been stranded otherwise, biking legs tired for the day. The inn is just what need and want, clean rooms and bathroom, friendly and helpful host (she told me where to bike the next day), beautiful grounds, friendly farm dogs and a tasty breakfast, coffee and tea the next morning at a time of your choosing. Thank you Laura for providing a wonderful retreat from a hard day's ride.