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    The staff was very nice and accommodating, without Barbara we wouldn't have been able to do our show. Thank you so much!

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    The food is amazing and the staff (especially Barb) goes out of their way to be wonderful!!! Highly recommend!!

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    We were blessed to work with Barbara, Kelly, and Anna--three of the kindest, most dedicated people we've met.

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    Staybridge Suites Albany Wolf Rd-Colonie Center - Stocked cabinets

    Staybridge Suites Albany Wolf Rd-Colonie Center

    (58 reviews)

    $$

    Vegan friendly full breakfast buffet included oatmeal w toppings, grits, berries, melon, halved…read moregrapefruits, potatoes O'Brien, three dry cereal dispensers w oatmilk & soymilk options, and of course coffee and tea. The hotel is beautiful, splashy springtime tulip garden brighten the landscape. Grand lobby and dining area, pool, hot tub, fitness center... all the good amenities available . Our studio room was clean and comfortable. Plenty of surfaces and storage nooks. Good kitchenette with a trio of glasses, dishes and flatware. Full refrigerator / duel range cooktop. Large microwave. Deep sink. Dishwasher. Dish towels, potholders, serving bowls, even a water pitcher are provided. The room is quiet at night. Standard shower/tub combo. Vanity separate from bathroom. We were in town for a wedding and will likely not have an opportunity to stay there again. But for a long weekend, this was a wonderful little home away from home for us. Would recommend.

    4+ STARS - I chose this hotel (the 2 bedroom suite) for a long weekend getaway with a relative who…read moreflew in from out of state. I've used similar extended stay hotels in the past & always had a good to great experience. Same with the Staybridge. Overall, it was a very good experience. The front desk staff were nice enough, for the most part, up until our last eve & check out morning, did we encounter a new front desk gal who was extremely upbeat & helpful. We asked for a picture together as the waitress at the Ruths' Chris steakhouse pretty much gave us the brush off when we asked if she could snap a photo before we left. The gal gladly obliged & seemed excited to learn that we were newly discovered siblings who found each other a few years ago & this was our first time away together to do some bonding... Here's the rundown of some of my thumbs up/thumbs down/meh... *I was told there would be coffee waiting if either party arrived before check-in. Unfortunately my sibling said the coffee wasn't hot & it was apparent that it was sitting out for awhile. That's a thumbs down! *About the bathroom in the suite - Floor seemed kind of sticky, I found some dust build up on the TP holder & the tub floor had no kind of slip prevention. It almost appeared there was a long time ago & maybe it wore off or was removed? There are marks on the tub floor but that was all. I recently had a knee injury & I was trying to step very carefully while holding onto the 2 small shower racks on the wall which you can place your soap on or whatever. I felt this was an accident waiting to happen & should be taken care of asap before someone takes a slip in that tub. And also, they could do better with their TP. I drove to the hotel & brought some softer varieties from home. But seriously, c'mon! Extended stays should splurge a bit for something like that imo. *We had the breakfast on Sat & Sun morning. Meh... The coffee was ok the first morn (Sat) but not so great on Sun or Mon morn. There's a decent variety of stuff but nothing to write home about. It's definitely a money & time saver to have the option for the complimentary breakfast though so it mostly should hit the spot. It worked for us. *The room overall was nice & cozy. There was a coffeemaker in the room (didn't use it) but I was disappointed there was no Keurig. I guess because they provide coffee but a lot of people like their Keurig's these days & can easily bring their favorite coffee along which I did. Oh well... *The bed was pretty damn comfortable. The room was quiet for the most part but then I was woken up several times during the nite to some weird noises that seemed to be coming from the hall. I have no clue & could not say what was going on. Could have been just a neighboring guest coming in or out because the doors close super hard with a big loud bang (EEK)! *Upon check out we had to do a split bill which I was hoping would not cause any confusion but we had the help of the nice gal from the nite before & a super nice manager who jumped in to make the check out an easy one & didn't mind taking the extra steps to help. Big thumbs up! *Parking was no issue, there's a big lot there. I know it seems I'm focusing a lot on the 'thumbs down' most of all but I write this to point out some stuff in hopes that management will see it & take stuff into consideration & also so people know in advance what to possibly expect. There's always room for improvement but with all that I would definitely consider using a Staybridge again if needed. This hotel was better than a lot of places I've stayed in the past so that says a lot... Overall, a thumbs up experience!

    Pump 'n' Jump

    Pump 'n' Jump

    (18 reviews)

    The price is nice here. It's only $10 for kids to jump an unlimited amount until close. There's a…read moretiny toddler area with little tikes play sets and a six and under area with four bounce houses. And then there's the big kids room with six bounces, one of them being an obstacle course. The downside is that the space is a bit run down. The arcade games are dated. The food is lacking and a bit pricey.

    Took my daughter there on Wednesday. It used to be fun and mostly clean. Wednesday the whole place…read morewas nasty. Dust bunnies the size of my fist. Gross. I could overlook the water buckets, (We counted 7 just in one section) - everyone is having leaks and problems. The dirty feet/socks are part of the territory, and I can't fault the staff for parents who dump their kids and then take off. (There was a boy between 10-12 in the "under 6' section getting rough with the kids. His mom apparently had to go to Macy's. Not sure why he wasn't in school but whatever) One of the rides was deflating while kids were playing on, in, and under it. OK, maybe shame on the parents for not watching them. But a parent should still feel their kids are safe, right??? The final straw for me was that they used 2 glass display cases as a barrier between the "role play" section (the part that has the castles and the nasty broken Dora the Explorer kitchen set) In an area where kids are supposed to be able to run and use the slide, it didn't seem safe to have GLASS as the barrier. Now i"m reading complaints that kids who've been there recently are getting sick. Wonderful. Not surprised, germs seem to love grime, and this place sure was full of it. please note, my experience was at the one in KINGSTON. We've been to the one in Taunton before, and found that one to be very clean and well-run.

    Fortress of Gaming - Storefront leads to first of two large event spaces.

    Fortress of Gaming

    (2 reviews)

    The Fortress of Gaming is a new all things gaming event center referred to as, "A Country Club For…read moreGamers". It is located in the warehouse district of Railroad Avenue and a bit tricky to find until the signage is updated but it is more than worth the time you spend searching for it. The Fortress of Gaming is owned by the same person that runs Zombie Planet. The ambition of this place is as grand as the size the venue offers with a small storefront for things like paints, play mats, and dice, the majority of the other two large sections of the location are dedicated to running events and offering space to play games. A flat $5 entry fee gets you access to the facility, their large gaming library, on site concessions, and many tables. Currently, they have spaced out tables, a new HIPPA rated HVACC system with plenty of ventilation, and a requirement to prove you are vaccinated to enter. Masks are optional once inside as a result which is a nice upside to the requirement to prove you are vaccinated. I went for my first visit to try out a event called, "Paint and Take" which is where you buy a $25 kit that includes a pre primed miniature, the paints and brushes you need, and a cup for water so that you can essentially sit and paint with others and have a good time. Eventually, there are plans to get a liquor license and to possibly host "paint and sip" instructional events as well. The venue currently runs magic the gathering, digimon, Warhammer 40K events and really, the potential is vast right now for future events from regular board gaming nights to conventions. This is the gamer equivalent of a field of dreams. He built it, the only question now is, will they come? I hope so. This is a great space and I plan to visit often and see everything they have to offer. This is a local small business that is very niche and it is my hope that it is one of the examples of how we have built back better since the pandemic threw a wrench in all our lives. For those who know about Zombie Planet, note that the store is still there and not closing. It is going to be a full retail location now with more product to offer. It is shifting all it's event business to The Fortress of Gaming. This is an exciting new place to visit and I recommend doing so. It is not crowded, it is not noisy, it is clean and they follow current covid best practices. The owner is open to new ideas too. If you happen to have some nifty and feasible ideas for events you'd like to host at the Fortress, try talking to George about it. You may just find yourself with a venue that meets your gaming event needs :)

    I am a pretty active boardgamer. My BGG account goes back to 2009, and I have been gaming since I…read morewas a child. I usually game a couple of times a month, as well as attend various board game conventions. However, I don't like to go to game cafes in general... I just don't see the need. That being said, this place was new so my wife and I checked it out on a Saturday. They are located in practically the middle of nowhere in an old industrial section of Albany. They don't have a sign yet (bureaucratic red tape is slowing it down) and GPS will get you to the right area but not exactly there. Just keep driving around and behind the buildings until you find it. Inside, there are several rooms: one is for general gaming, the other appears to be set up for tournaments (or space rentals). We paid the $5 each for attendance (all-you-can-game) and checked out titles on the shelves. The owner said they had 300, but it looked like much less. They do own a gaming store (Zombie Planet) and he said they were hoping to get up to 500 titles. I recognized about 50% of the games they had, and probably had played 20% already. It is a nice collection, but if you want something in particular you might not find it. You could always bring your own, but I would rather stay at home and play. If you don't have a local gaming group, this is a good alternative. A miniatures tournament was going on in the back room and they were clearly having a good time. A couple of my friend's were getting killed (some things never change!) and it is a good venue for a tournament. Everyone is packed together and it is loud... but that is how things go. Speaking of which, you need to be vaccinated to get in so bring proof. I supposed post-covid that note won't be necessary anymore. They offer some hot food (chicken fingers, fries, pizza rolls, etc.) and cold food (pretzels, chips, candy) and various drinks. Prices are reasonable and any profits go to help support the operation, so I didn't mind paying a bit more than the local grocery store. I don't think you can bring food in, so keep that in mind. We stayed for a couple of hours and played 3-4 games. It was fun. If you are looking to connect with other local gamers this would be a great place to start. They clearly have a nice space for gaming.

    German-American Club of Albany - Use of table and chairs was included

    German-American Club of Albany

    (2 reviews)

    If you're searching for a semi-casual venue to host an event in the capital area, you've found a…read morehidden gem! It's private, yet easily accessible. (although located in the city, it's nestled in a peaceful area off the main roads.) They offer the most reasonable prices in the area. You can speak with their coordinator to adjust the package details to your needs. (our rental which included 5 hours of hall use AND an incredible bartender was a fraction of the cost compared to quotes from other locations) They have tons of available parking. (not having to deal with on-street parking was worth it in itself) They even have an outdoor seated lift to accommodate guests who have difficulty going up the stairs. (please note, there is no ramp for wheelchair access into the building at this time) All funds go directly to the club which hosts popular public events. We were searching for a local spot to accommodate a little gathering for a few hours where we could; bring in or cater our own food, play our own music, have access to indoor plumbing, and provide an intimate atmosphere without being crowded... It was hard to find this without paying more than our entire budget for the party itself. But thankfully we found the German-American Club of Albany! For a November baptism, we rented 1/2 of the hall which beautifully accommodated the 40+ attending guests, photo prop area, and large buffet set up. No regrets.

    This club is at the end of our street. It's a social club started in 1895. It has many events open…read moreto the public. There are picnics on the third Sunday of each month beginning with the summer kickoff Father's Day picnic in their Schuetzenpark Biergarten. $3 cover charge for six hours of beer, food, & live music by various German style bands. Big, shady picnic area for your enjoyment. Wednesday evenings 7:30-1130 the club is open to the public. On Fridays German style dinner are available by reservation only. Reservations can be made on Wed after 9:00am. Call Caroline (518) 482-5845. The Friday evening dinners (5-9pm) are authentic German dishes like Oma would make. Music provided by various members. Their Facebook page is a good place to see the Friday dinner schedule. As there are no German style restaurants in the immediate Capitol District this is the place to try many things from a wurst platter to their always sold out Rouladen dinner. The members are a very welcoming group. Try either a picnic or dinner if you want a unique experience in the neighborhood. Note: we are not members, just neighbors. Nick & Liz, Colonie, NY

    SpringHill Suites Albany-Colonie

    SpringHill Suites Albany-Colonie

    (68 reviews)

    $$

    The room was good, clean and quiet. It had a separate bathroom for the toilet and the shower which…read moreis handy in some ways (if people want to use both) but the door to the toilet is semi-transparent so you can't see anything but the light shines through if one of you needs to use it in the middle of the night. There is a pool, but the water was freezing and a gym with water which was too hot to drink. So overall water could be more aligned with general enjoyment. Breakfast was included which was nice, but I've seen better options at other Marriott properties. So overall, this place was decent, but it had some things lacking that made it only okay.

    Spent 1 night here for my trip to Howe Caverns. This is an easy place to find, right off I-87. My…read morerewards reservation was handles at the front desk quickly. I got to my suite and found what appeared to be a large, clean and well appointed room. I then noticed that the couch was in disrepair, although I did see a sign in the lobby at check-out saying that they were going to start renovations next month. The night was uneventful. The bed was comfortable and I got a good night's sleep. The next morning, I went to the free breakfast. They had fewer choices than most hotels offering free morning eats. I had a plate of scrambled eggs, once again disappointed by them not offering breakfast potatoes. The biggest problem wasn't discovered until I tried to brush my teeth after breakfast. They have 2 sinks, one in the bathroom where the toilet is, the other in the room where the shower is. I used the one where the shower is for the 1st time after showering. I discovered water rising quickly in the sink. I tried the handle to open the drain. It didn't work. I let them know before I checked out. Not sure if I would stay here again.

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