Very nice bed and breakfast . Food was delicious . Very sweet couple run it and make you feel at…read morehome .

Nice B&B very well managed and very clean. I stayed here with my husband and we both enjoyed…read more Breakfast in bed totally topped it off. The food was nice. Make sure to try the blueberry muffins in the morning, those are simply delicious. My only little complaint, I wish there was more potpourri, the room had an old smell which bothered me.

Stayed for a wedding in the area, absolutely lovely, very clean and well kept, would definitely…read morestay again. Amazing restaurant downstairs.

Had a wonderful and delicious anniversary dinner on the back deck over looking the pond. I had the…read morepan seared Delmonico steak and my wife had the sword fish, then we took a walk around the pond. Very scenic! The service was excellent and faster than we expected! Meal was a bit pricey but tasty.

Serene little spot in the Catskills of upstate New York. Perfect place to enjoy nature on the…read moretrails or on their surprisingly large lake. My girlfriend and I spent a few hours here on a Sunday afternoon in May. If you rent a boat you can keep it out as long as you want, and you have access to the whole property for the entire day. We spent awhile in kayaks and had the whole lake to ourselves for the entire time. We then spent some time down at the swimming hole and had that to ourselves as well. Everyone who works there was incredibly friendly and helpful. Beautiful day overall and the perfect end to a perfect weekend getaway.

Fantastic place with kayaking, a water hole, a light trail, picnic tables, and great friendly…read morestaff. Thank you Dana! Also, a nice niche store with ice cream, wine, and more.

We usually try to stay at chain hotels or motels, But we were visiting some friends in Roxbury, NY…read moreand this was the closest place we could find that had rooms available on Columbus Day weekend. We also usually check the reviews on yelp. We didn't do that. THIS PLACE IS A HORROR SHOW. Words do not adequately describe what we experienced and saw, but I will try so that you can avoid this place like the plague. We were greeted by the innkeeper, a guy named Lewis, as we drove onto the property. From the moment we met him we felt completely and totally creeped out. He looked disheveled and kind of "asylumish". This man does not shut up. He talks incessantly about himself. He takes every opportunity to engage you in conversation with no respect for your privacy. One would expect that when going to a bed-and-breakfast the proprietors would simply introduce themselves, explain the amenities that they offer, and disappear. This is something Lewis does not understand. Instead, he seems to pop up mysteriously wherever you are and starts conversations that center around him. The place smells like a funeral home when you first enter. Everything is outdated and run down. There are antiques throughout but when you enter your room, all of the lovely antiques are conspicuously absent. There is dirt, dust, and cobwebs everywhere. There is no heating in the rooms. We were given a single small space heater which was not adequate at all. The bed smells as though a homeless person slept in it for days. The bathroom had no towels, no soap, a half roll of toilet paper, and the wastepaper basket was lined with a supermarket shopping bag. Wallpaper was peeling off the ceiling the walls were dirty, and the sink was filthy. The bathtub was equally as dirty, and had some kind of rubber mat in it which was obviously moldy. Many of the light fixtures were missing bulbs. Ceiling, walls in the bedroom were cracked, and dirty. I understand that this is and old house, but there has been no attempt to keep this place up. It is literally falling apart. I spent the better part of an hour searching the room for peep holes or hidden cameras as we felt completely unsafe and unsecure. I guess that's in part due to the pervy and skeevy personality of Lewis. We both slept in our clothes rather than sleep under the bed sheets. Can you imagine that? We left at first light to avoid Lewis and his offer of breakfast. Why you may ask. Well the place is filthy. I can only imagine what the kitchen looks like (shudder). I suggest that you pass this rats nest disguised as a B&B and sleep in the parking lot of the Stewart's down the block. The bathroom is spotless there, and you can always get a cold or hot beverage from a clean environment. I've posted some photos to document the room conditions I've described. Lewis can try and refute my review but photographs never lie. I suspect that any positive review here was written by Lewis using fake accounts, which I understand is a violation of the TOS of Yelp. I will be following up with the town of Stamford, and the State Dept. of Health as this place needs to be shut down. For the record, with tax I paid $236 for one night in hell.

Alas, it is Monday morning and I am back to the grind, so there is little time for this or that and…read morethis again....So, for my review I will simply excerpt from the letter that I've written to the pleasantly lunatical Lewis and the true star, the underpinning, the rock-hard foundation of this B&B - Lilia. Dear L&L, Chelsea and I had a splendid time staying at your beautiful home this past weekend. Thank you once again for your warm and engaging hospitality, the mile long yarn of amusing stories, as well as our newfound and truly meaningful friendship. The day we left we ended up in Woodstock for dinner after gallivanting about Delaware county and we were seated, sandwiched in the uncomfortable in-between of two rather pretentious young women who seemed to be on a first date (who reminded us of a lot of the wanna-bes back home in Manhattan) on one side - and an older couple on the other, who simply did not speak to each other throughout almost the entire meal. This experience, rightly reminded us of how great it was to meet you both and to immerse ourselves in your idiosyncratic authenticity...even if we had to press the pause button on Lewis a few times, so that we might escape and take advantage of the gorgeous countryside called the Catskills (which, by the way, are far more beautiful than the rides through the Adirondacks and the Poconos). We are seriously considering seeking a second home in the area and quite honestly, the greatest impetus to possibly be in Stamford, is simply to be next to you two crazy kids. .... With Sincere Regards, Lorenzo

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.

Ok well we really loved our room. Not Star Trek fans, but that's one of the few rooms that fit our…read moreneeds that was available. But it was very cool when we went in. Our bagged breakfast was missing a few items we ordered. That really was not ideal, as we had a long drive ahead of us to the city. So we ended up having to stop to get a couple of things since what we planned on having was not there. Also, the wait for someone to be at check in was long. We went to the Stratton falls first accidentally. It's 2.5 miles from where our location was. Apparently, the guy at check in saw us and knew we were at the wrong property (they were full at that location) but didn't tell us when he saw us. (We didn't see him). When my son finally found someone (that guy) he said "I saw you when you came in and knew you went to the wrong place...". Ok.... So you just let us stand around for 12 min, before we went searching for you? He wouldn't even give us more than "it's down the road." Directions to the other place. That guy was an awful first impression. The lady at our location was lovely, but he made the initial feeling stick with me. So, customer service sucked because of him. I had friends that came to meet us from 30 min away and had to wait an additional 20 min thanks to that guy. Would I suggest it? If the service continues like it was... no. Fun themes though. I hear they moved to new ownership, so maybe that's what is going on.

My son got married last year and had his reception there. It was spectacular. Very unorthodox…read moresetting in a greenhouse but it was great. The food was family style. It was a wow. Everything they served was unique and delicious. I cannot recommend it enough

Cannot say enough positive things about Audrey's. I found this place randomly while looking for a…read morepet friendly bed and breakfast upstate and so happy I did. We rode the train up from NYC to Poughkeepsie and then rented a car (necessary in our minds to get around and when we tried to rent in the city the prices were sky high). Driving over from Poughkeepsie to the farmhouse was a lot fo winding backrounds but scenic! The check in process and communication leading into the weekend was easy as could be. The room was clean and warm, and the shower great with amazing Aesop products. There is a hair dryer in the room as well. Wifi is a bit slow - but to be expected. We stayed in the greenhouses and the patios were a great touch. & the breakfasts! Even during COVID times - the breakfast was delicious. I hope to come back and see this place more in the fall of 2021.

Just came back from a long weekend at Stony Creek. We were very worried about taking a family…read morevacation in the middle of this pandemic. But Kate and Dan structured our stay to feel safe without feeling restricted. They have a great setup of six family size tents that are distanced enough to allow us to enjoy nature in solitude. They combine the best parts of camping, cabin life and a bed and breakfast. We took our two kids (five and eight years old) and they had a ball playing in the creek, swimming in the pond, playing with the dogs. In short, it's a perfect place for kids to experience the simple joys of being kids. The tents are rustic enough for an outdoorsman but comfortable enough for someone who prefers sleeping indoors. Cooking meals on your own wood-burning stove takes a bit longer, yes, but the locally sourced food is amazing. Friday night pizza night is the big event of the week. Wood-fired oven pizzas, delicious salads from the gardens and bring your own wine. And the Saturday farm breakfast hits the spot if you're dragging a bit from the previous evening's festivities. We highly recommend Stony Creek as a getaway and hope to be back next year. Thanks, Kate and Dan!

My family and our friend group have been coming to Stony Creek for at least 7 years. My youngest…read morewas one the first time we came and barely was able to walk. She's now 8 and we can't stop her from running. We look forward to this trip every single year. The kids love it- my 10 year old told me that this was her favorite trip and we have paid much more and traveled much further than this. The adults love giving the kids their privacy and independence. The kids are able to hike, walk the creek, collect eggs, visit the animals, milk the cow.. and the adults just need to sit back and relax. The farm store has everything you need if you want to pack light. Kate and Dan, the owners, are commited to sustainable farming and education- the kids always learn something. Save room for pizza night- it's always delicious. The tents sleep a family of 6 comfortably with a king size bed, two single bunks, and a cabinet bed suitable for two younger kids. When we needed it, there was room for a pack and play (which the farm does have on hand if you need it). Don't hesitate to book here- we've been here for all seasons- the first to check in and the last to check out. It's always pleasant. We're already looking forward to next year.

The first impression I had of the Inn was unique! I was traveling with some close friends and I was…read moregiven the Suite to stay in for the night. When I first opened the door I was impressed by the size of the room, huge is all I can say. The bed was warm and cozy, buy was I tired after a long day. The suite consisted of a living room, bed room and bathroom. Even the bathroom was huge. In the morning I was greeted by a beautiful picturesque view of the falls. The Inn also provided a Continental Breakfast, and the best thing ever for a morning, a Kureg coffee maker with a selection of various coffees. The host was amazing, showing us the rooms and describing anything we might need to know. The place is Amazing and I suggest a stay when ever you're in the area. Sorry, some of the photos are blurry because I had a screen on the window. I forgot to mention that the bathroom had a Jacuzzi.

Had a nice stay in the beautiful little town of Little Falls, NY! The Inn is repurposed from an…read moreolder building, with a touch of modern amenities So, bearing in mind that the facility is OLD, the floors were a bit on the slanted side, which made drinking coffee at the little table that was provided a bit awkward. The king bed was nice, but I felt that mattress was ready to be replaced, as there were several sunken divots in certain spots. The front desk associate was sweet, as were the views of the Mohawk River from our room. We really enjoyed our stay here!