Wow!!! I can't put into words how amazing this place is. We've been to a lot of bed and breakfasts…read more quite a few that were :high end" but nothing compared to this magnificent place. There were a few rooms in the bed and breakfast itself but we chose to to stay in the cottage by the B&B "The Hog and Haus" which at one point in time housed pigs. This cottage is right next to a gorge that you can hear very clearly from inside the cottage and it lulls you to sleep. The cottage is rustic yet has all the amenities you could want (except television) there is a fully stocked fridge with soda, water, yogurt, a variety of fruit, milk, cheese (good brick cheese), creamer for coffee, and flavored seltzer water. There are also a variety of different kinds of crackers, cereals (the good kind), and baked goods that the host prepares daily. You also have access to the main house which is very tastefully decorated with antiques and a working pool table, and, get this.......an all you can eat ice cream sundae bar with all of the toppings and not one, not two, but over six flavors of ice cream!!!! There are also more snacks and beverages there. The cottage itself was more than worth the cost especially with the sound of the waterfalls in the gorge and the true cabin feel. If you plan to go to Cooperstown or even just want an awesome getaway (this place is well worth the trip from anywhere) come to Johnstown to stay in this charming historical place. Oh yeah..... there is a ton of history behind these walls including being part of the underground railroad. I promise, you will not be disappointed.

I think that the quality of a visit to a B&B depends on 2 factors - the accommodations themselves…read moreand the hosts that own the B&B. Both of those factors were off-the-charts at the Inn by the Mill. My fiancee' (well, now fiancee'... :)) took me up here on a 2 night trip for our 4th anniversary together and right away, I fell in love with this place. The numerous fountains and gardens framing the mill house are hard not to be enchanted with, and this is just the beginning. Ron and Judith are gracious hosts, with Ron having some amazing stories to tell. People wrote in the guest book in the Mill House that Ron should write down his memoirs, and listening to him for ten minutes will make you agree. The main Grist Mill Emporium will amaze you, with its numerous games (billards table, checkers, puzzles, tv, etc.) and of course, its amazing ice cream parlor with complimentary ice cream, toppings, sodas and other beverages! Heading over to the Mill House (the main guest house), you will instantly feel the sense of whimsy that Judith's decorating is trying to achieve. The outside koi pond compliments the larger pond in the Grist Mill. The porch is wonderfully day-dream inducing, especially if a recent rain has fueled the waterfalls into a loud stream behind the mill. The plethora of treats in the house's kitchen is evident as soon as one walks in, with the small cooler of baked goods courtesy of gourmet cook Judith (their famous oreo truffle torte is NOT to be missed!!) There is a fully stocked fridge (eggs, fruit, yogurt, bagels, etc.) along with every kind of tea and coffee that you would need...the living room and lounge areas are just magical and really evoke a great feeling of warmth that is a great way to start your day on vacation. My guy and I stayed by the Hog-n-Haus, a beautiful, romantic sweet little cottage literally right at the cliff of the waterfalls. Just beautiful and serene.... the perfect place to propose to your girlfriend of 4 years, which my guy did on August 3rd :). Thank you Inn by the Mill, for a truly wonderful and memorable experience. I couldn't have asked for more.

Great little restaurant in the Catskills. Perfect view of the river. Staff was excellent. Lots of…read moregood specials. Very large salad and the salmon was cooked to perfection.

Nice location, average experience!!…read more I visited Riverside Cafe & Lodge mainly for the setting, and the riverside view was definitely the highlight. It's a peaceful spot and a nice place to relax, especially if you enjoy outdoor seating. The food was okay overall--some items were enjoyable, while others felt fairly basic and could use more flavor. Service was friendly, though a bit slow at times, especially when the place got busy. Overall, Riverside Cafe & Lodge is a decent stop if you're nearby and want to enjoy the scenery. With more consistency in food quality and faster service, it could be much better.

I had the opportunity to attend a couple of meetings that was held at The Guest House. It was the…read moreperfect room for a small group. Parking was great too! Thank you Sharron for sharing your house with us

From the owner: Unique, private, upmarket event space for professional intimate gatherings. Perfect for meetings,…read moretrainings, celebrations, holiday gatherings, retirement parties, micro weddings, etc.

Absolutely wonderful place to stay. The home is very old but well kept, and the owners are…read moreextremely nice & very knowledgeable about the area. Breakfast was simple and very good. We would definitely recommend staying here & we are hoping to go back during the summer so we can explore the area more.

From the owner: Bed and Breakfast, Lodging, art, music, bookstoreread more

We rented the whole place for 3 nights for a Wedding. Absolutely clean beautiful, historic and…read moreprivate. The owners were so incredibly accommodating, but invisible unless you needed something. Breakfast was amazing stating with fresh fruit beautifully presented in a bowl over yogurt and different entrees each day including a breakfast burrito with a béarnaise sauce that was incredible. The house itself was like a museum centrally located in town where everything was walking distance and a 15 minute ride from Cooperstown. You won't be disappointed. Fred M.

This is a charming and comfortable place, the owners are fun, reliable and…read more the best people you can deal with. Love them and will keep coming back!

Pros: Christy and Greg were very nice. Room was…read moreclean Plenty of hot water and towels Quiet Neighborhood in a nice setting Cons: We stayed there in late July which required AC which was a window unit which was very noisy. TV originally didn't work due to surge protector being bad which was fixed only to learn no cable. Free TV or log in to your own apps. Breakfast was pastries for one even though there was two of us. I requested hot water for tea since I'm a tea drinker and even brought my own tea bags. Coffee was provided. No yogurt or fruit as another person stated. Overall it was ok but for the price I could have stayed at a 5 star hotel and got more for my money.

Perfection! We just returned from a four night stay at this lovely B&B. Christy and Greg are…read morewonderful hosts -- available, but not too intrusive -- ready with recommendations for dining and things to do around the Colgate area. The guesthouse is tastefully decorated and the breakfast was just right!

Great place. Conveniently located to attractions and…read morerestaurants. Nice light breakfast to get you going for the day. Would return if I had the desire .

What a lovely inn! The pictures of the rooms are accurate - but what they can't depict is how…read moreclean everything is. Not a speck of dust is detectable anywhere. When we checked in, we were greeted warmly. I really appreciated help with my bag up the somewhat steep & narrow stairs. (No elevator - so keep that in mind if you come to stay.) Bed was firm, bathrooms were spotless, extra pillows in the closet are sealed in plastic, bedding all super fresh. Phone chargers next to the bed & sofa(bed) & solid wifi made this quaint & cozy room connected. Full length mirror, hair dryer & an iron & ironing board were much appreciated. Our 2nd floor room was very quiet & the blackout drapes on all windows plus the split ac & heat controls made everything adjustable for a perfectly cavelike environment. Hello solid night's sleep! A small fridge in the room had little Coffeemate creamers for the in-room coffee maker, but there is always a coffee & tea station downstairs too. The town is literally across the street! The Baseball Hall of Fame & the Farmers Museum are both a block & a half away, and in between are several spirits shops, baseball stores, restaurants and a bakery. Breakfast is 8am-9:30am & it is a nice offering: Oatmeal packets, cold cereals & milk Sausage & pepper frittata - custardy! Corn muffins (a must try!) Yogurts Fruit salad Heidelberg wheat, raisin & sunflower seed bread slices (& toaster) Coffee & tea station Orange, ruby grapefruit & cranberry juices Jams, butter, & condiments If you're coming to town & prefer a close stay to the sights here, & a smaller inn experience, this is the place to be! The inn has a selection of cycling-related accessories to purchase also.

AVOID STAYING HERE. Stayed at Manor on the Green in August…read more2022. Overall the stay was fine but I did not feel comfortable staying at Elizabeth's house. It very much felt that I was being monitored. Here are some grievances, not in any order: 1. Elizabeth entered the bedroom I was staying in, after I had left. She made a comment that I shouldn't leave a damp towel on wood. Yes, I understand I should not have done this. It would have been good to know before hand that Elizabeth would go into the room I paid for. 2. Went to an event for the evening, Elizabeth texts me to pay the remaining bill that evening. Yes, I understand she wants to get paid. Could it wait though? I would have also been happy to pay when I arrived. It was strange to be asked to pay at 11 PM when I came back to the house and ready to go to bed. 3. No visible outlets in the room with two twin beds. 4. On the website, it states there will be breakfast served. Upon arrival, I was notified there will be no breakfast and no coffee. I paid about $225 for a room and no offer of coffee. Just one bottled water. I chose to stay at a B&B for the sole reason of getting breakfast in the morning. What a rip off. 5. Was told upon arrival that I was to not bring any food or drinks into the bedroom. Elizabeth stated she would kick anyone out of her room with no refund if she found food in the room. Would've been great to know this before hand! Overall, it felt like I was staying at a house where I wasn't allowed to make any mistakes or touch anything. It felt high class and stuck up. Would much rather stay at the Colgate Inn for a higher price to be able to relax and not feel that I have to whisper or fear someone coming into the room I paid for and snooping around.

We came to Hamilton for the weekend and stayed at this wonderful B&B. What a treat! The house is…read moreimpeccable, and cozy. The rooms are very comfortable, everything neat and clean. The hostess is very interesting, accommodating, plugged in into the town and vicinities, and a great cook. Both days our breakfast was amazing: homemade coffee cake, eggs and home potatoes, fantastic local yoghurt, local granola, cheeses, fruit and great conversation... My whole family was impressed. We will be back!

We stayed at this incredible place two weeks ago (7-9 July) and could not believe the…read moreaccommodations! The home made muffins were delicious and the refrigerator was well stocked. There was nothing we needed that wasn't there. It was also great to be located right in the center of the town i grew up in. We will definitely plan on staying there again! Who would of thought something like this could be available in this historic village. Thanks again Cheri for the wonderful accommodations! Ken and Sybil Saunders

From the owner: We are an unconventional B&B in that you are getting an apartment to stay in. Our motto is, "A…read morewhole apartment for the price of a room." Breakfast items are provided for you to choose from, including cereal, eggs, milk, juices, coffee and tea, and a homemade baked good. The B&B has two bedrooms, full bath, and a living, dining area that includes a kitchen fully stocked for cooking and dining. In the summer there is an air conditioner that cools the entire apartment. The B&B is located on the second floor of a building that previously housed a printing business. The building is located on the main street of Gilbertsville, Commercial Street, and is one of the buildings included in the Historical Registry of the village.