Been to quality 5-star hotels around the world, but there's something to be said of charming bed…read moreand breakfasts in picturesque places such as Greenwood Lake. I stayed here because I wanted to be away from the masses and crowds, and the Waterstone Inn fit the bill perfectly. The inn is literally across from the lake, so makes for a perfect summer or weekend getaway. The inn provides kayaks and canoes free of charge to go out on the lake. I communicated with Maureen before my stay and she was very quick to answer any questions. She was an absolute delight to converse with throughout my stay. She mentioned they weren't sure if they'd reopen after 2020, but they invested more money into the property and made some renovations to make the place more comfortable for guests, despite being an older property. All rooms/suites have a private bathroom and locks for privacy. I stayed in the spacious Bradford Suite on the 3rd floor, but all the rooms they offered seemed equally delightful to stay in when I took a peek. The place is so small and cozy that I didn't encounter any other guests except during breakfast hours (I think only one other room was occupied mid-week). Breakfast is included and is delicious...the food is freshly made to order. There are plenty of places to sit for breakfast whether it be a couch in the lounge, the window-side tables with lake views, or the front porch. The nautical and lake themes throughout the property were very well thought out and tasteful to give you a "getting away" type of feel. The porch area is welcoming and the perfect place where you can enjoy spectacular views of the action on the lake. The property has a parking lot on property directly adjacent to the inn which always felt safe and secure. The town of Greenwood Lake on the NJ/NY border is very cute, and was the filming location of a lesser known recent movie starring Morgan Freeman called the Magic of Belle Isle. All staff I encountered were amazingly welcoming, so I wouldn't hesitate to run as small businesses like these deserve to be supported.

My husband and I stayed at the Waterstone Inn in Greenwood Lake, New York this past weekend. This…read morebed and breakfast is awesome! We are travelers and this is one of the best accommodations we have every lodged. From the moment we arrived until the moment we checked out; the experience was A-1. The rooms are cozy, spacious, and equipped with all the amenities that you need. Our room, the Montclair was full of windows, and we had a full view of the lake. The homemade breakfasts were so savory and yummy and let me not forget to mention the unlimited coffee, tea and lemonade that was provided throughout the entire stay. The location is close to many restaurants, shops, and the beach. We had fun kayaking out on the lake. Kayaks and canoes are available on the premises at no additional cost. This was our first time staying in Greenwood Lake and we simply loved it. Our stay at the Waterstone Inn added to our amazing weekend getaway full of everlasting memories. A big shout out and thank you to Dennis, Maureen, Tara, and Christine for your exceptional hospitality and making us feel at home and we look forward to a return visit! Thank you! Yvonne and Nicholas

Wow, what a beautiful, updated room we stayed in. Everything was pristine and new. There were three…read morehooks near the shower for our bath bags, which is nice. The bathroom also had a nightlight and a little shelf low in the shower in the event that you wanted to shave your legs. A nice touch. The bed was really comfortable, and the bedding was beautiful. The television was large. Breakfast was great with a large variety of hot and cold items to choose from. The dining area was updated and beautiful and in the warmer weather, there's an outdoor patio where you can eat. We were very pleasantly surprised at how nice their accommodations were. Staff were lovely as well. I have only one suggestion; we had a very difficult trip in the pouring rain and would've appreciated Had they carried beer and wine in their little grocery area. Great place.

This is a pretty average hotel. The breakfast was a bit more than waffles and cereal. They did have…read moresausage, eggs and potatoes and juice. The oatmeal bar is nice. The price seemed a lot higher than the area hotels and I was quoted $50 higher over the phone and just did Priceline in the lobby to get a better rate. The bed was comfy and the front desk folks were friendly and on point.

Grandpa was friendly and helpful. Clean rooms. Laundry service for $10 which was well worth it to…read moreme after backpacking for six days.

Clean, safe, comfortable room and bed. Great shower and bathroom…read more We slept very well.

This place is exceptional!!! It's clean, quiet, relaxing, and beautifully decorated. Loretta the…read moreinnkeeper does an amazing job making you feel at home, and her homemade breakfasts are delicious!!!! Next trip to Warwick we will definitely stay here.

I can't say enough wonderful things about the Warwick Valley Bed & Breakfast. Loretta is the…read moreconsummate hostess - she is welcoming and gives you the best service. Her breakfasts are thoughtfully planned out and delicious. The rooms are quaint and beautifully kept, and have everything you could need plus more. The rest of the inn and the grounds are impeccably kept. This is our second time here, we will come back again and again. I HIGHLY recommend this ti anyone visiting Warwick, which is a beautiful town of shops, restaurants, wineries, orchards, farmers markets and, of course, the drive-in movie theater.

Fantastic experience from start to finish - had a nice brunch here and it was exactly what we…read morewanted - love the atmosphere and the food is always excellent. Service is top notch! Burrata is a top choice for us, and loved the avocado toast.

We went to the Lodge Steakhouse for the first time after several wonderful meals at the Cantina…read more The setting was absolutely breathtaking. We felt like we were walking through a fairytale-like winter wonderland in Idaho or Jackson Hole. It had just snowed and truly looked magical. Perfect landscape design and and lighting. The dining room itself is equally elegant, decor is on point, upscale and super-tasteful, and atmosphere is fantastic. We were SO excited about the drinks, wine and food menus. Ordered liberally to try a lot of different things, and... womp womp. While the plating and presentation of all we ordered was perfect, the taste did not rise to the level of the presentation. The martini had a strange undertone, The Pinot was thin and underwhelming. The oysters all had pieces of shell in them from how they were shucked that then had to be fished out from one's palate (and there's no way to do that that's not awkward at a full table). The octopus was overcooked. They serve garlic biscuits, which were tasty but we didn't finish them bc no one was blown away. The duck - skin was scored properly but not given enough time time crisp or pan not hot enough, so served soggy, tho the meat was done correctly. All dishes sat upon a turnip puree, with the duck having additional (also soggy veggies), and the steak having additional shredded cabbage. French fries came out nearly cold but in a nice metal basket lined with parchment. They looked perfect and then the bite was, well, not hot. Mashed potatoes were good. Presented well. Perhaps the highlight of the evening? The service was very good, by the way. Staff was fantastic. It's just that something was a near miss on the food... very heavy handed, the unique tastes and freshness of the ingredients cooked out of many... a very different experience than had in the cantina, where the food has been perfect each time. 2 Coffees, 2 sodas, 1 martini and one glass of wine, 2 apps, 3 entrees, and one dessert with standard tip came out to just under $500. It's a lot for an underwhelming meal. Food wise, if I were to recommend a fine dining establishment where the food is superlative for the same price, I'd say Hudson House in Nyack, hands down. While they don't have the same ethereal setting, the culinary aspect cannot be beat. They do have oysters that are shucked correctly and a killer steak au poivre with pomme frites that's incredible. Perhaps we'll try this place again in the future. Not sure if it's new? Only just learned about the Lodge Steakhouse part, so who knows. Summary: Overall, gorgeous setting, food presentation. Staff service: lovely, actual taste of each dish: meh.

Food is incredible…read more Had the 16oz NY Strip on puréed potatoes. I don't know what they do to crust the steak but it is fantastic. They have won awards apparently. No surprise. One of the best steaks I have had and not crazy expensive. Owner and staff are delightful and friendly.

Wow! Bad vibes right from the start. We enter and no welcome have a seat. We stand there and wait,…read moremake eye contact with the bartender (the only person in the place) and ask " can we sit anywhere? " finally a reply, yes. So we sit and wait. Finally the bartender comes over and hands us a menu. Right away I get the feeling we are not welcome. My wife confirms the vibe and we contemplate leaving immediately. We change our menu choice from the steaks $45 to the burgers 17$. We look at the menus for a while and nothing. Finally the bartender comes over and says " you are supposed to order at the bar"," oh there used to be a sign but they removed it". Maybe she wound have mentioned that when she handed us the menus. I really want to leave here but hunger has me. The customers seem nice though. Really a bad experience from jump street. So after sitting a while the food comes and the person delivering it is so nice. The "bartender" did not get the order correct but no worries because the lovely server makes it right. The bartender has a dog and it is all over the place including the table tops? People come in and are seated right next to us. They have two dogs but there is no problem with our pup and theirs. They are lovely people. The whole time we are there from entering the establishment to the time we leave the "bartender" is talking to the people at the bar, laughing and talking. This includes the time we waited to be seated till she comes over with the menus and tells us about ordering at the bar. Nothing better to do but hack it up and make us feel uncomfortable. I get the fact that you know the regulars but wouldn't you like some more regulars? This is a hospitality industry not a hostility industry. She has got some issues! Anyhow we pay the check and leave a tip, but if the "bartender" was the only person we delt with I would have opted out of the tip. Everyone in the place was really nice and conversational except the "bartender". Good grief! The food was really good btw. Too bad I lost my appetite for the steaks because the menu was very nice and so was the presentation.

Don't be fooled by the outdated appearance - this property is under new management since January…read more2022 and they are making renovations. The prices are extremely reasonable and best of luck finding a better price. The rooms are clean and good night's rest! We are spending the summer in Monroe NY to be close to surrounding family. My room has been renovated - new floors, newer bathroom, freshly painted, a/c works great and clean, The new management is awesome as well, always friendly and accommodating our needs.

We were thrown out in the middle of the night. We were only there a week when I suddenly lost my…read moreapartment I had also been diagnosed with a brain tumor and would need somewhere to recover. The owner banged on the door in the middle of the night claiming that we are using his address as our own personal address which we were not... I was also accused of lying about my brain tumor just to make people but feel bad for me yet my story is All over Google under Rachel Palma parasite.. they had no compassion for my situation and made a very stressful situation a hundred times worse ... They wouldn't listen to reason as we try to explain that we did not use their address for mail but we had to tell people where we were staying... This happened when the new owners took over back before a little before 2018 and I have never gotten over it.... Nobody should ever treat you like that and I hope nobody would support their business since it's reputation is sleazy beyond belief... They cleaned it up a bit we see but their reputation, there's no way to clean that up. I've enclosed pictures of my surgery that I supposedly lied about and never once got an apology

I just wanted to mention that Arrow Park is under new management, and that is not necessarily a…read moregood thing, When I stayed here last it was a bare-bones place run by a fraternal society. Now it has upgraded its rooms, they say, and immensely jacked up their rates, according to their website. Here's one substantive change that I learned about while going to the website. It used to cater to Russian-American people and its cafeteria had pretty good stuffed cabbage and borscht. Real authentic food. Now it has typical yuppie fare. I have to emphasize that I have NOT been to this place in some years, and CANNOT vouch for it. Some of the reviews are discouraging. Be sure to read them before booking. I'm actually thinking seriously of deleting this review, as I don't want to mislead people. The three stars are based on the uniqueness of the location and the grounds (and nostalgia I guess). That is all. Caveat emptor.

I want to start my review by saying that I did not stay here overnight, so I can't comment on the…read morebungalows. However, the wedding I attended last night was fantastic! The servers, bartenders and bridal attendants were very kind and courteous. Perfect for a fall wedding with beautiful views - especially for smaller events for people who love a victorian atmosphere. My 1 less star is due to our table collapsing. Nobody at my table was there (dancing), but one of the guests jacket got soaked. The staff made sure all was ok and that the rest of the night went perfectly, but ideally, that shouldn't happen. I can't add to anyone else's comments about air conditioning because it was a cold evening, but all the guests last night were quite comfortable. Great night. Would love to come back again.

Easy stay, easy check in, a seemingly nice updated room and clean space. We needed to stay for a…read morewedding, they made transportation super easy! There is a pool, fitness center, buffet breakfast, coffee station, and vending machines on the floor. Breakfast was okay, did its job for the morning of.

Since others may discuss pillows and breakfast, I'll talk a bit about how I appreciate this hotel…read moreas brief corrective to the sinister pseudo-environmentalism that looms over the Hudson Valley and indeed the tri-state area. The tourism, real estate and media industries and the government sell a narrative of trees, lakes and hiking. All this can be yours for the low price of $3 million for a second home. Or you can stay in a hotel and enjoy a convenient 25-minute trip from a highway. The actual locations you're trying to visit tend not to have hotels. I'm not a zoning expert but I have seen how impossible it is to find train-friendly hotels. The Holiday Inn Express is reachable from the Peekskill train station. While some maps will indicate a 1-mile walk on a some unappealing looking roads, but the riverfront waterway will get you there. Let's call a 17-minute walk. Travel light! There's outstanding waterfront scenery at Charles Point Park. There appear to be two restaurants walkable from the hotel. I walked to the village of Peekskill but normal people won't want to do that (not a bad Uber ride presumably). On more hotel-specific factors, the shower pressure was excellent, the room was far bigger than usual and all the workers were friendly and helpful.