Kelly and Dan are fantastic hosts, and they have created a beautiful, comfortable, and tranquil…read morespace to stay. In terms of facilities, everything was wonderful. The bed was fantastic (what an amazing night's sleep) and the room is cozy, very clean, and comes complete with bathrobes, a mini-fridge, and a coffee maker! Pus, waking up to the sun streaming in and a view of the forest and trees behind you is just magical. The rest of the house is great, too. The bathroom is clean and they even provide some guest toiletries! The kitchen is beautiful and modern. The couches are cozy, the grounds are a dream. Kelly and Dan are fast to respond, and answered all of my questions in a friendly and timely manner. They were super accommodating, and seem to genuinely enjoy hosting guests. My partner and I can't wait to go back!

Kelly and Dan's home is comfortable and immaculate, their hospitality is excellent, and the room…read morewas super comfortable with every imaginable amenity including robes, towels, lovely comfy beds and linens, comfortable chairs, a large closet where they had a tea kettle, teas, coffee, refrigerator with cream, snacks, brochures, etc. Within a few minutes of our arrival they felt like old friends, and we had a lovely long chat. Dan went out of his way to help me as I was traveling on crutches with a broken leg. We had a great sleep and a nice visit.

This is a beautiful old hotel. Apparently, it was built around 1865. It has a comfortable, elegant,…read morewrap-around porch that includes rocking chairs and a swing. It is beautifully lit at night. The rooms are clean, nice, and homey. The continental breakfast has a nice selection of foods and coffees and teas. But what really makes this hotel is the proprietor, Joe. He is warm, friendly, and witty. He is low-key and provides a type of customer service that is uniquely his own. This place wouldn't be the same without him. He gives this hotel its kind personality. Joe is a Host to his guests, as opposed to a Hotel Manager. He provides his guests with bikes, as well as umbrellas when it's raining. -- He thinks of everything. Further, Joe is an animal-lover. He was instrumental in founding a retirement place for race horses. The place is called Old Friends. It is for older horses who have completed their racing and breeding years. There is no other place like it. I highly recommend this hotel, and obviously, Joe.

Anne's Washington Inn is darling. It's not a luxury resort so don't expect anything too fancy but…read moreit's comfortable, adorable, and perfect for the price point. The hosts are incredibly helpful and friendly. Included breakfast is continental style but more than enough to start our day. Perfect location if you are seeing a concert at SPAC. I would definitely stay again.

The wife and I went for a show at the Mansion and since we were early, we got dinner. The wife got…read morethe street tacos and I got the poutine and we had a pepperoni flatbread for the hell of it. The staff there was fantastic and the food was great. I thought the gravy in poutine was thin, but it tasted great. Wife loved her street tacos, and it's hard to screw up a flatbread pizza. Well done. We're going back next month, can't wait.

I recently attended a family wedding at the mansion. This historic building is an absolute treasure…read morein itself. We arrived at 6:30 AM to start preparations for a 2 pm wedding. We were greeted by a very attentive, prepared staff. The day unfolded like a finely tuned instrument. The Bride and Groom had certain expectations, and every detail, was spot on. The food!!! OMG! I cannot say enough about this venue, I would highly recommend it. Couldn't be happier for this couple, and their experience!

We stayed here 3 yrs ago and I still remember it with fond memories. It was awesome and the hosts…read morewere amazing

Absolutely WONDERFUL experience. Can't recommend enough. Such a cozy, accommodating place and will…read moredefinitely be back again if we are ever in the area.

I reserved the inn for out-of-town guests who were to attend my daughter's wedding. The inn was…read moreabsolutely beautiful with its lovely Victorian architecture and beautiful, comfortable furnishings. There were six rooms, each with its own en suite. Every room had a different theme. All rooms were very clean and furnished according to the theme. There was a good sized kitchen and enough cutlery and dishes to serve everyone. The dining room was large enough for at least 12 people with additional seating in the dining room and the kitchen. The living room was large and comfortable for everyone to visit. There's also a baby grand piano off of the dining room near the staircase. There is a covered porch which surrounds the inn on three sides with enough seating for all the guests. All of my family members were appreciative of the inn and the fact that they got to visit with each other for the entire weekend. I can't say enough good things about the Glens Falls Inn.

Great hosts, great place, great prices! We love visiting family in Glens Falls and will never book…read moreanywhere else. Close to all the great attractions: Downtown Glens Falls, Saratoga, Lake George, and everything in between. Only 35 minutes from ALB airport.

We stayed her for honeymoon 26 years ago and it was magical. Linda and Gene added such a personal…read moretouch and we dreamed some day of returning. Every detail was exquisitely executed from the gardens to the food. It was so memorable that we decided to come back for our 26th anniversary this year. We booked a weekend and noticed the weekend before that the ownership had changed. We had high expectations and Linda and Genes shoes were big ones to fill. Understanding this we expected there would be adjustments. Soon arriving we noticed the gardens had been completely overgrown with weeds and unkept. Proceeding to the porch we noticed the house siding and windows were filthy and cobs webs were plenty. The porch was dingy worn and in need of repair. As we entered we noticed they had created a more modern space with a wine bar which, we were told, will soon will be opened to the public with new large leather furniture which dominated the living room. The renovation albums that Linda meticulously created have been replaced with motorcycle magazines. We noticed all the draperies had all been removed and a dank quiet hung over the room. The fairytale charm was gone. Tamara greeted us and explained the changes and explained to us she would be making us breakfast and asked us to pick a time slot and check the boxes from a menu selection she provided . After she showed us to our room (Victoria room) where we stayed the first time. We noticed wall decors had been removed and the magic was gone. We nervously discussed how breakfast would perhaps be changed. I had dreams about returning to the Lamplight Inn for Linda's delicious chocolate cappacino muffins and only hoped that they would be available in the morning. To our surprise around 7:30am I heard music and the bustling of servers preparing our breakfast and the waft of Genes home fries. Breakfast was delicious and well prepared. Servers were gracious and on cue. Just as we remembered. There were a few changes but definitely a wonderful breakfast minus the personal Linda touches we had loved. If your returning here from a lovely enchanted stay from days gone by you will be sadly disappointed. We feel the website should be updated to allow customers to understand the changes or at least an email at booking. The magic is gone and we can only thank Gene and Linda for creating a beautiful memory for us when we stayed 26 years ago. Sadly we will not be returning as we do not like the direction the new owner are taking it. We feel a wine bar opened to the public would be loud and intrusive to the guests and the lack of upkeep to grounds is terribly sad.

This was perfect t from start to finish most friendly staff the breakfast every morning was…read moredelicious with fresh baked goods by owner Linda The owners Gene and Linda are the nicest most helpful and friendliest people The king size bed in our suite was so comfortable and cozy and dont get me started on the hot tub! We will definitely make this our yearly escape for our anniversary and any other special occasion we can get away !

My sister and I stayed 2 nights in August at the Governor's Inn in Ludlow Vermont. This cozy,…read morecomfortable, charming and immaculate Inn is located so close to the center of town and walking distance to shops and restaurants. Breakfast was absolutely fantastic - artfully creative dishes with so much attention to the details that we felt like we were dining in a high end restaurant! Oh and don't forget to grab a homemade treat in the middle of the afternoon. The new owners, Danny and Craig were truly the most amazing hosts. They were incredibly welcoming, kind and so much fun! It is obvious that they truly love what they do! If you are looking for a place that has quintessential New England charm and top notch hospitality, The Governor's Inn is it! Can't wait to go back and sit on the gorgeous front porch! Thank you Danny and Craig xoxo JoMarie and Tracy

The hospitality, food, accommodations and location could not have been better. We enjoyed our stay…read moreimmensely. The Governors Inn was our last stay on the Vermont Inn to Inn walking tour. Dan and Craig made us feel so warmly welcome-the decor was inviting, the food so delicious and it was so close to town. The room was spacious but cozy, very clean. We enjoyed talking with the innkeepers and they went above and beyond to meet our needs. If I ever visit Vermont again, I will stay here!

Everything was amazing at our stay! ESPECIALLY the breakfast. Hopefully we will be able to get a…read moreroom at the Springwater every year when we come for opening weekend. Highly recommend!!!

We stayed at the Springwater Inn during the Saratoga Spring horse show series and it was so nice!…read moreAbout 12 min drive along the lake to the horse show, and an easy walk into town - such a good location. If you're here during racing season, the Springwater is literally across from the track. Unfortunately, I was up and out early before breakfast was served, but the coffee was great and everything in the kitchen smelled amazing! Rooms were clean, staff was really nice. We were sent with some delicious scones for the road - highly recommend!

If you're looking to be transported to the Victorian era, the Batcheller Manor Inn won't…read moredisappoint. It's a cool traditional bed and breakfast. They did an excellent job preserving the history and charm of this beautiful mansion. The place is clean and service is top notch... though I'd suggest skipping the breakfast and getting better grub in town. I especially appreciate them going above and beyond with mailing me a dress I left behind in my room. Will stay here again if I'm in town.

The mansion is a remnant of Saratoga Springs' golden era as a summer spa town for the wealthy…read morefamilies of NYC. It is gradually becoming more fragmented. First, it was a home for a single family. In the 1980's, it was condos. Now, it's an inn. Absolutely gorgeous plasterwork, chandeliers, and period furniture. Limited parking on site.