We truly enjoyed our stay at The Sherwood Inn. The lobby bar room was perfect for our family…read morereunion sing along. Tracy our Host was readily available to answer questions or provide assistance.

this is one of those feel good sweet hotels you want to stay at. It's the middle of a renovation so…read moreI have to give them a break but the people are amazing. Hotel is a middle of a charming upstate New York. What a great place. New York. My bed was perfect. Sheets were good. That's what I really care about. Totally safe totally clean. I'm gonna stay here again. You should too.

Second time coming to echo lake for camping for a music festival. I have to say it is one of my…read morefavorite venues as it is much smaller and a cozy feel. Be prepared for dust and mud so prepare accordingly. As well as little to no phone service and cold nights. The venue itself sits on top a lake and we've camped in the woods both times and loved the shade coverage and just the entire property. The staff are friendly and helpful. The only thing I was is the campground had an onsite general store.

Beautiful camping resort, owner is very friendly. You can buy just about anything in the town…read morenearby. Showers were hot and toilets were clean. Lake and pristine views topped off my experience at New Echo Lake Resort. I will definitely go back again.

My bf booked a night for us here after receiving a targeted Instagram ad. He's an absolute sucker…read morefor targeted ads, and I must congratulate Farmhouse Catskills on their marketing prowess; however, the marketing strategy gives you a pretty good idea of what you can expect. This place is definitely instagrammable... but unfortunately not much more than that (at least for now). Pros: They've done a seriously beautiful job on the decor- lots of grays and moody dark blues, mid-century furnishings, and prolific use of some of the best artificial tropical plants I've ever seen. All of it is as pretty in person as it is in those Instagram ads. When you walk in, there's ambient music that matches the vibe perfectly. We didn't take a dip in the pool because it was kind of chilly, but I thought it was neat that there was a poolside DJ. It's also worth mentioning that this place is clearly very dog friendly, and as a dog-lover-but-not-owner I was happy to be able to pet so many pups on the property. And there's a decent pool table, yay! Cons: It's pretty clear that this place was sort of hastily opened in an attempt to pull in some cash before the end of the summer, without being adequately prepared and staffed. (It kind of reminded me of one of those house-flipping shows on HGTV.) In our room, one of the ceiling lights still had blue painter's tape around it. The door (which opened to the outdoors) stuck badly, and the knob was not really appropriate for the purpose- more of a closet or bathroom doorknob than something secure for a hotel room- no deadbolt, etc. We had the same troubles with the hot water that another reviewer mentioned. We had to wait almost an hour to get a cocktail at the bar because it was understaffed. I imagine there were just one or two bartenders serving the bar, restaurant, and pool areas. (For the record, the cocktails were nice, though, as was the bartender.) At one point a man who seemed to be more or less in charge of things (but somewhat overwhelmed) was quite rude to us and another couple we were socializing with in the bar area. The morning we were to check out, a housekeeping person opened the door to the room at around 8:30 AM when we were still asleep. She apologized and said, "Oh, my manager said you already checked out!" We said "No, isn't check out at noon?" She confirmed and went on her way. No big deal. But about an hour later, ANOTHER person barges into the room and says her manager told her we had already checked out. (I'm guessing that her manager was the aforementioned overwhelmed guy.) In short: This place has definite potential- again, so pretty!- but it seems the focus right now is aesthetics over experience. At a lower price point I'd probably call it four stars, but at $300/night in the middle of nowhere, I'd expect better management and service. I'd be interested to see if they work out some of the kinks next summer.

A little soho, a little Sag Harbor, a little boozy prohibition vibe and all here in Calicoon…read moreCenter!! I have no words to describe the vibe and amazing staff when you walk through the doors. The owner Chris has put all his heart and soul into this amazing property, incredible bar and fantastic restaurant and it all just works. Run to this place and don't hesitate for a second, you will be amazingly surprised by what he has built here! Cheers to Chris and the fantastic staff at Farmhouse! My new go-to!

My wife and I brought our 6 year old twins to the Christmas Parade in Norwich and LOVED this…read moreplace!! I am the Vice President of a company out of TN that sponsored a float and we came up from Boston. We were a little nervous to find a good spot to stay and chose the perfect accommodations. Everything was clean, welcoming and perfect. Highly recommend and would stay again in a heartbeat!!

What an incredible stay we had !…read more We stayed at the Splendor Inn over a weekend while we attended our son's graduation from Colgate. We never imagined that one of the best aspects of our weekend would be where we stayed. The Inn is beautiful, just incredibly maintained. The proprietors are a married couple who are so nice and attentive! Everything is immaculate! And it just has the nicest 'feel' to it. You're staying in a home, and the owners are happy to have you there! I just wish I'd discovered the Splendor 4 years ago, and we could have been staying here during all of our visits to Colgate. Oh, and the breakfasts are AMAZING!!!!!

It was wonderful. Tina at the front desk was great. She helped me find a good restaurant. She…read moredeserves a raise. The room was great too. This location is being renovated but it did not affect the service at all. Pool was still open. Everything was neat and clean. Nothing but raves from me.

We stayed here over a half dozen years ago and found the lobby to be regularly a mess with clumps…read moreof dirt from the frackers staying there who would drag it in on the workboots daily. Well things have sure changed here and for the better. No more dirt and grime from the frackers who are now told to remove their filthy boots before entering, thank goodness! As a result, we had a very pleasant stay here for three nights. The staff was great and the breakfast bar was well stocked and regularly attended to. Our room was super clean and the cleaning staff was terrific. The next time we find ourselves in the area we'll definitely stay again!

This hotel does not deserve the Marriott name. I was bait and switched on the pricing. Quoted one…read moreprice as all inclusive only to find out not true. Totally non cooperative staff regarding the $50 additional charges. Exceptionally expensive for an at best " lame" hotel. Over $330 night and no complimentary coffee or water in lobby ( before the charges they hide from you) Run away from this hotel. Having stayed in a 100 hotels, I have never been more disappointed. Rip off

I had a work trip in Norwich and decided to stay at the Oneonta courtyard…read more Its conveniently located right off the highway right up the hill from a BJs and several restaurants. The rooms are clean and well appointed. I would not hesitate to stay here again. There's a courtyard bistro on site where one can purchase breakfast etc. One morning I ordered the bistro egg sandwich and I don't think that I'd order it again. The scrambled eggs and bacon on it were very good but the handful of dressed arugula was a little off putting. The bottom of the bun was super soggy and it really could not be picked up to eat.

Beautifully furnished and rich in history. Our room was spacious and very comfortable. The…read morebreakfasts, made to order, couldn't have been better. Steve and Claudia (such good, kind people) gladly shared their knowledge of local history--from the days of the Native Americans to the Underground Railroad and the Civil War era, and on to the local ghost stories besides. Because of our interest in the architecture of the house, we were treated to see additional rooms not normally open. We loved the experience.

The 1810 Juliand House Bed & Breakfast First thing you notice is the outside of a charming,…read morehistoric looking home. Claudia and Steve came out and welcomed us immediately. As soon as we went inside the good vibes and spotless clean interior let us know we made the right choice. Our room in this 200 year old home was well lit, comfortable and above all spotless clean. My wife and I thought the included gourmet breakfast alone was a feast worth the price we paid for the nights stay. Fresh fruits and berries, Steve's homemade cinnamon buns were the best I ever had. Farm fresh eggs, bacon and sausage from a nearby Amish farm. A short walk over the Chenango river to the main shopping strip in a beautiful town. And easy five star review here.

TLDR: -The motel was great!!…read more-VERY affordable compared to the other places in the area!! (Most other hotels/motels were twice the price of this one for a single night.) -Would definitely stay here again if i stop in the area!! -Sure, the decor is a bit "dated". But Motels exist for functional & affordable overnight stays. (if you're looking for something grand and pretty go book a hotel room for 2-3x the price lol) More detail: Me and two friends stayed here 7/19/2026, during a week with wildfires, thunderstorms, & tornado warnings that had most of the other motels+hotels fully booked up. This place was definitely the cheapest option in the area, so we weren't expecting much since you usually wind up getting what you pay for. Plus, we were a bit hesitant to book a room in the first place because some of the recent reviews on here were a bit negative... ****BUT-!! I'm happy to say that this place was cheap, AND perfect for the night !! It was tidy, the beds were comfy + clean, & there was no "bad smells" in the room we wound up booking. So about the motel/service: -Their 24 hour service is no joke, We called ahead around midnight and our call was answered right away! (Unlike most of the other places in the area...) -After arriving around 1AM-ish, we called again and were greeted shortly after. The price was confirmed to be the same as they had said on our earlier call, ~140$ for the night for a party of three adults. -We were looking for one room with two beds, and he gave us two choices (He even led us to open & check out an available room we were interested in before booking). -Very friendly owner/worker (not sure which he was lol). He was flexible/generous with the checkout time as well. After booking around 1AM, we asked when we'd need to check out and he said, "Ehhh... Before 3pm should be alright? That way you guys can sleep in, you'll need it haha." About the room we booked: -I believe we wound up staying in room 7 on the front side of the motel. -The room was a decent size, with: Free wifi, 1 king & 1 twin bed, a TV, an in-wall AC unit, a small minifridge & microwave, coffee maker, two lamps (1 bedside table lamp + 1 full lamp), a desk space area with 2 chairs opposite to the beds, & a sink + mirror in the back of the room just outside the bathroom door. ^[All of these are somewhat visible in the attached picture] About the bathroom inside our room: -The bathroom was a bit tight inside, but i didnt mind it. The sink was outside, a sacrifice made to make space inside for the toilet + a full bathtub with a shower head. -The shower had great water pressure, an adjustable+detachable shower head, and hot water that STAYED hot for an admittedly drawn out ~1.5hr shower. (That shower & clean water was HEAVENLY after staying for a week in a distant mountain cabin with no AC and foul sulfur-smelling water lol.)

Place is a dump smell real bad , well water needs TLC , cops are there at least once a week , go to…read moreHancock you will pay more but nicer rooms

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.

Do not fear. This is a good motel unless you're really fussy. It's a bit of a throwback if you're…read moreover 50. Remember when you drove long-distance on vacation with your parents in a station wagon and would need a motel along the way? You rarely reserved in advance and there were relatively few chains besides Holiday Inn and Best Western. Everyone carried AE Travelers Cheques. That illuminated "Vacancy" sign from the highway let you know there was a room to be had for weary travelers. Well, this is it. I wanted a hotel about an hour south of Utica for a particular night to avoid too much driving the next morning. Sidney/Bainbridge was exactly the spot on my route. I'd booked it over the Super 8 on the highway based on reviews and not wanting to detour all the way to Oneonta since my reason was to save time the next morning. I arrived at 10:30pm, as planned. You call a number from the office and the owner/family/staff "come down" and check you in. They actually live there--great safety feature for a female traveling alone. My room was clean and very comfortable, if spare and exactly as advertised. Great value too. It did not smell musty. Bath amenities and towels were nice quality. It had a microwave and refrigerator and flat-screen TV, but sadly no coffee maker or even a glass or ceramic coffee mug to heat water (I'd brought a tea bag...), sigh. I'm quite sure they'd have accommodated a request, but I wasn't going to ask at 10:45pm. I will confirm some other reviews: it does seem to cater to people who work on the road and get up early. I suspect some are regulars M-Thurs. There appeared to be a communal space with a gas grill outside (great for group travelers or work teams). I did hear the person in the room above me--not loud or annoying, but it might be for someone not used to apartment living. A freight train came by at 6:30am (I'd gotten up at 6, so no big deal). There are no late night dining options, but there are some gas station/markets to procure something if you need and didn't bring. Early the next morning I awoke to some bird song. The Susquehanna River is literally just behind the motel (well down hill--no flood worries and the river was in flood-emergency when I was there). The delightful surprise was the cute coffee and breakfast/lunch options in Bainbridge, which I definitely recommend. If you're early enough in the evening, there are plenty of dinner options. Because of the proximity to parks and natural areas, this would be a fantastic vacation motel for several days or even a week on a limited budget. Suggestions for improvement: coffee mugs and coffee maker in the room and a black-out curtain for the front window. I turned out the porch light in front of my door, but the light from the neighboring door was on all night and illuminated my room from the gaps in the shade. I forgot an eye mask, not that it should be needed.

Family owner & operate on the premises. Old style Motel . Room was very small, comfortable, very…read moreclean, modern bath. Reasonably priced. A good stop for a weary motorcyclist from Bristol, PA. BOB'S Diner, down the road a piece, in town a must for a meal.