We stayed at this so called resort, which it is NOT. The room smelled awful. There's rust in the…read morebathtub, lamp in room does not work. The tv was very small, pillows are so very thin and not fluffy. The outside pool was dirty so we didn't use it. Paid $150 dollars for a way overpriced dump. Would never stay there again. Avoid this location.

I would like to start off by saying that once we got there, we had an odd feeling. Went to the pool…read moreand and the whole decking was wavy and did not seem too solid especially after reading that only 10 people allowed in the fenced in area of the pool. Paint was chipped everewhere deck, pool. There is no maintenace done to this place in all areas of the place. We went.to the room unpacked and we both took a shower and my wife being the second one in there saw mold on the walls ceiling around windows. So called the front desk and said had to wait for morning to talk to the manager. At this point, it was late and did not feel like arguing. Watched a bit of tv which is so outdated by the way. And then i saw my wifes eyes in desperation. When she removed the covers of the bed to slide in she noticed stains on the sheet. Not just regular stains. What looked like shit and blood stains that was washed and put back in the bed. This place can't even afford to change the sheets once stained not to mention the bugs. We could not believe how this place was run down. So we packed up our things at 11pm to for somewhere else to stay all the while they said there will be no refund until we talk to manager in the morning which by the way he said he will only refund me one night of the 2 booked if i do not give a bad review. I cannot in good conscience have peple rely on my non comment about this place. Pleae please please find somewhere else to stay. Such a bad business!!

This review is for Shipman's Restaurant which is located at the Glen House Resort. Tried to get a…read morereservation for a Friday evening but was informed they were busy and it just wasn't possible. So called back on the Saturday following and had no problem getting a table. In fact the restaurant was quite sparsely seated with almost no boats at the docks. Anyway had quite enjoyable meal with a beautiful view of the St. Lawrence. I had the prime rib dinner which was cooked to perfection. The only criticism I would have is that the menu could use some updating especially with the appetizers they serve. So if you can get a table, I don't think you'll be disappointed in the food. However, It's not likely a place for a younger crowd.

Be advised that if your tee time is after 5pm, you'll be kicked off the course before your round is…read moreover. They won't warn you ahead of time, they'll just come out at 8pm to the hole you're on and tell you that this is the last hole you'll be playing. We were on the 15th hole (after 3 hours of play) when it happened to us. We paid over $60 each and couldn't finish our round despite there being plenty of daylight left. We'll be golfing somewhere else next week.

Sorry for the late posting but beware of these rental units. Back in July 2018 we attempted to stay…read morea week in the larger 'snapper cottage' but after a 5 minutes inspection upon arrival (owner was too busy to join us) - we left for a more expensive but clean local hotel. The fridge, a/c units, and beds were old and filthy. It took almost a week to get our $ back from the deposit. Don't let the website fool you (fake fotos). Your best bet is to send someone over to recon any old rental place like this and relay pix back. Outside a major remodel of these units by the owner (unlikely), stay away! I've heard much better things about the restaurant, but not all good!

I have seen ads for this restaurant for a few years. I am so glad I finally came here…read more I had the Steamers for a appetizer. They were delicious and the broth they were served in was equally delicious. The Haddock had a crisp crust and was done perfectly. The garlic mashed potatoes were red potatoes smashed and seasoned perfect. the zucchini fresh and done perfect. I will be back. Recommend this for good food in a casual Marina atmosphere. This restaurant in the summer is open daily for Breakfast,Lunch, and dinner. There is a bar. Indoor or outdoor dining. Off season its hours are reduced.

Was looking forward to visiting the Lake on the Mountain Restaurant with my mom and 5 month old…read moredaughter, but left a bit disappointed with the overall experience. Let's start with the positives. The view and atmosphere were lovely - the lake on the mountain is really beautiful and we and a great view from our table on the patio. It took a while to be greeted and seated for our reservation, the hostess wasn't super attentive. Our server was polite but not overly enthusiastic about anything on the menu or anything really. When I asked her what she would recommend on the menu, she didn't sound overly excited about any of the options (should have been our first red flag). We had ordered San Pellegrino to drink and the server asked if we would like anything else to drink. We asked her what the other non alcoholic options were and she said they had lemonade, but it was made from a powder (another red flag). I'm glad she was honest about it but I was surprised that they wouldn't have made fresh lemonade or at least had another option. Our appetizers took a super long time to arrive. My mom decided to start with their housemade pate and I ordered the mussels, which were prepared in a garlic cream sauce that day (menu says they change their preparation for that particular dish daily). My mom said she enjoyed her pate however the mussels arrived lukewarm and the accompanying bread was burnt. Not an ideal way to enjoy this type of dish. I asked the server if she would kindly bring bread that was less charred and she said that she could bring more but it would look the exact same due to the way the chefs prepared it. Very odd. She offered to bring untoasted bread instead, so I said yes. The mussels themselves were ok but they weren't cleaned properly and a few of them still had their beards (?) on and one was super sandy. Doesn't instill a lot of confidence in the quality of the food when there isn't care taken in the preparation. There were also a few which were slightly closed so I didn't risk eating those ones. We were still working on our appetizers when our mains arrived (tourtiere for my mom, a burger and fries for me), the timing was too close. As other reviewers noted, this food also did not arrive hot either, but rather lukewarm. Because it was windy and we were still working on our appetizers, our entrees were borderline cold by the time we started eating them. My mom said her tortiere was just ok and so was my burger. The burger itself didn't have a lot of flavour and the fries seemed like they were likely from frozen ones. Sadly, this place could be really awesome if the peeps running the kitchen put a bit more effort into preparation, ensuring the food is hot and using fresh local ingredients. I also read from other reviewers that the menu hasn't changed in years so perhaps an overhaul is due. In it's current state, I would not rush to return and would not recommend visiting unless perhaps coming for just a drink and maybe an appetizer.

Food and view were wonderful! I had the orricchietti and the bruschetta, and loved both. Loved…read moresitting on the patio next to the water. A great find!

Spent a long Labor Day weekend at the Stillwater Hotel with my husband, our 3 children and Mom and…read moreDad. Rented the cottage, plenty of room for the 7 of us. Ate breakfast and dinner at the restaurant every night. The filet was great, scallops and shrimp scampi, and probably the best French onion soup I've ever eaten. The food is great, and people are even better. Marian and Joe treated us like family and our waitress, Pamme, was awesome. Wonderful, laid back experience in a beautiful setting! Beautiful hiking, kayaking (flat water and white water) and fishing in area. Oh... and the peanut butter pie.... mmm... we'll be back!

A destination restaurant bar with outdoor seating and lodging. Amazing views of the water and…read moresurrounded by Adirondack pine forest, stargazing, loon listening, hummingbird by the window feeders and engaging delightful hosts: Marion and joe Romano. And wait: the menu is sooooo well thought with specials and standards: duck, prime rib, steaks, fish, seafood cooked like they should be. We stayed in room seven which was a converted 1920 icehouse with knotty pine and Hot shower, heat or air and large queen maybe was a King bed. Yes you can get a Bloody Mary for breakfast. And it is a homemade one! We had a ball- moonlight walks, night caps, paddling, hiking and eating the best food ... Wish we had known about this place sooner. Lively waterfront with boats launching, giftshop where you may find the ultimate hat that looks like a moose or otter or Munster....truly worth the drive into the backwoods and do spend a night as it is too relaxing to turnaround and head back toward Lowville or Turin.

So far not good. I thought i booked a resort but apparently it's an airbnb. I hate those places…read more A hotel should have someone at the desk to check in. I shouldn't have to click some link randomly texted to me. Or call the phone number 4 times before I get a live person Apparently it is an airbnb because I got no housekeeping service. Now I'm wondering why I got charged a resort fee when this is not a resort. They advertise all these great TV channels but I can't even find MNF. No microwave. That's like a basic thing. I've got a mini fridge though. And apparently they never heard of ADA compliance. Why sure I'll hobble my ass up a flight of stairs with a 50lb suitcase. No dresser. Guess I'll live out of my suitcase this week. Can't find the thermostat. I have half a mind to call the property manager up. But it's 0100 and I'm feeling generous. The only place to put my laptop has no outlets available nearby. I've had to run the cord halfway across the room to connect to a 4-outlet adapter that is glued to a nightstand for some reason. So that the nightstand with a table lamp sits in the middle of the room also.

We came here because our kids were at a camp nearby. Great Pines is a beautiful lodge with a great…read moreview with one problem being that the service has been terrible since we arrived. We checked in virtually and took a walk around the place and went into the "Lean In" intending to get dinner and a drink. The waitress rudely proceeded to say that we were not welcome and didn't belong at the table, that it was saved for other people who had been waiting. There were several open tables, no hostess check-ins or reserved table signs so we had no idea of whatever system she was referring to. She proceeded to complain to who looked like the manager of the place. Totally gave off vibes that we were not welcome here even though we were booked into the Honeymoon cabin, and not an outsider just coming here for a bite. The waitress could learn some manners and be nicer to customers. The manager should take a crash course in a customer service class. Even though we are here for two more days, we're sticking to our plan, but I don't think we are coming back after the poor start to our experience here.