We absolutely loved our stay at Terrazza of the Titans. The space was bright, spacious, and…read morebeautifully designed, with thoughtful details and gorgeous décor throughout. Every inch felt welcoming and comfortable for our family of four. The waterfall at the Stratton Falls campus was absolutely stunning and incredibly relaxing. Falling asleep to the sound of the water from our deck made the experience feel truly special. Even with the cold weather, there were still plenty of activities to keep our family entertained. Between the waterfalls, game room, Netflix, life-sized chess, foosball, air hockey, the Crooked Cabana bar, hot tub, and dry sauna -- this place truly has it all. A special thank you to Chuck for making our Mother's Day weekend even more memorable than we could have imagined. From the cookies and coffee to the kids' welcome packets, every detail reflected warmth and care. We could not imagine a more family-friendly and welcoming experience. This was our third stay here, and it somehow keeps getting better every time. We already cannot wait to come back again and bring even more of our family with us next time.

Totally decent as far as hotels go but way, way overpriced. Really consider how much you want to…read moredrop money here. I would rather have stayed at the $70 motel nearby. They actually have 2 locations, The Falls (this place has a pool and some very cool design elements) and the less impressive Village location which has some large suites but is mostly just a refurbished typical motel. I couldn't find any way to tell which room is in which location online. The design elements in our room felt cheap and were not impressive for the price. Disappointing.

booked a month in advanced and they claimed they overbooked and canceled my room, 2 days before I…read morewas to arrive ruining all our plans for the weekend.

Never again! We rented two rooms. They smelled bad. One of the rooms had a leaking shower faucet…read more They were very outdated. There was nobody working when we checked in. Our key was sitting in the unlocked office with our name on it. I didn't get a receipt upon checkout. My kids thought the place was creepy. There was furniture that couldn't be opened. It would be a great place to film a crappy horror film. Airbnb would have been a better choice.

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.

It's nice to see historic building still in use to this day. this historic hotel is still in use…read moreand adds a bit of charm to an already charming community. The architectural detail is wonderful and the landscape gardens are floral and well maintained. great little spot to stop at if your in the Catskills. ****Great collection of taxidermy inside. If you love it you love it. I if you don't well ... you don't. ***

The owner was rude and yelled at a very pregnant waitress in front of everyone. She was rude and…read moreslammed doors and was cursing. She made Father's Day for my husband and his 89 year old father very uncomfortable. I feel so bad for our president waitress.

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!

I've had lots of bad experiences with inns and Airbnb listings in the Catskills…read more The Redwood Inn was hands down the only place I've stayed at that was clean, well thought out, modern, and fully functional. The view of the patio in the back is really nice. The fixtures and furnishings in the room aren't cheap, rickety and outdated, unlike what you would find at any of the big name lodgings nearby. The main thing that might bother some people is the train nearby. I did hear it at night while I was sleeping. However it wasn't bad enough to ruin my night's sleep. Pat and Sandy who own the inn are very friendly and helpful. Raquel, who maintains and operates the inn is very responsive and professional. Also they don't list prices on their website but they are on par with the rates in the area (all hotels have different rates for rooms, seasons, stay durations, etc.). You are getting a decent to good value for your money. Stay here instead of the other big name chains in the area or the unregulated Airbnbs that are always a gamble.

We loved the location and the room. Near to Cooperstown and the haa of fame. We stayed in room #1…read moreJune 21-22. The room is large, beautifully finished and furnished. The back doors open onto a veranda facing a cornfield with bald eagles nesting nearby. Picnic tables and gas grills with utensils. Dog friendly with Brinkley's paw print of approval. We visit the area this week every June to see old friends. Just a great place!

This is a great place - just like all the 'classic' motels we used to stay at when we were on the…read moreroad. It's a large room, with a lovely porch overlooking the Delaware River, with 2 comfortable beds, a nice bathroom, and even a fridge! Some might call it 'basic', but I'd say it's so much more than that. Plus the owner, Al, at the fishing and country furniture store across the road, is a lovely guy. We had a lovely stay and definitely would recommend it. Indeed, we'll probably be back!

Just spent 2 days with my fiance at the Downsville Motel. Very nice! Clean, comfortable, toasty…read morewarm. The owner is very pleasant and helpful with getting around questions. Was kind enough to bring us extra coffee. We are definitely coming back on our next trip up and highly recommend the Downsville Motel.

A cozy place to stay but you get what you pay for. Clean rooms and linens, could use some…read moremodernization of showers and electric. Staff is very accomodating. For a quick stay, no frills it's the place to short stay: economical, well located to town and college.

So bad, a kid used to live in the number 5 motel, he clogged swamp ass down the toilet. Then dss…read moresent us to the same one, so a few days after the toilet started brewing swamp ass and donkey shit, the plumber came and cleared things up. There goes a week they pit us back In the same damn room, the other day it got clogged, they blamed us the kids and not the Sysco bitch that got it clogged.

It is what it is. Small town inn, camping spots, restaurant/bar with occasional live music…read more Spent the weekend there, in rooms which were small but clean. I didn't have any food or cocktails but those I were with enjoyed everything. Live band (the Bucket) was awesome. Family run joint. Definitely recommend

I do like this place a lot. But I was randomly charged $51 in March, when I wasn't even there. I…read morehave left numerous messages but have yet to have anyone contact me back. Still waiting.

If you like antiques, you'll love this place. It's smothered in them. The owner is always there…read more Usually sleeping on a couch eager to help bartender was super.incredibly cozy place. I never checked out the dining room or the rooms but I bet it's got the same vibe, local .

This place is simply amazing. People are sweet and the owner is friendly and kind. If you are…read morelooking for something different with a hint of friendliness,I highly recommend. The inclusive dinner and breakfast hit the spot