Hotel vicino a Wurtsboro Ridge State Forest - Bloomingburg

“Dilapidated exterior, passable but funky interior, seemed like low income apartment situation that i had to pay high price for. Evening it turned full party mode in parking lot and adjoining rooms. Walls are thin. Luckily people quieted down at some point and my kid and I got decent sleep…but it didn’t feel safe or standard for an expensive motel.”

“Great”

“Very pristine, welcoming, comfortable.Will comeback.”

“Clean, great staff, beautiful hotel”

“Nothing special at all. Breakfast was poor. Pool was okay.”

“Yes”

“The staff was incredibly welcoming and assisted us in finding the best restaurant at their facility. The lobster was the best I have had Ever! The room was beautiful. I’ll for sure be going back!”

“Amazing stay and good breakfast. The parking was also easy and free ”

“Todo”

“Clean room ”

“Wonderful staff and hotel”

“Friendly staff. Very clean. Nice breakfast spread”

“If you’re looking for the picture-perfect bed and breakfast in a quaint upstate New York town with true colonial charm, look no further than the Borland House. We absolutely loved the experience of staying in this authentic home dating back to the 1830s. In a world where so many places feel manufactured or overly “theme park” inspired, this felt genuine, historic, and full of character. From the long plank creaking floorboards to the beautiful period-style furnishings, the massive poster bed,...

“The room was clean but staff was not as friendly as expected for a hotel they didn’t even greet you unless you greeted them first.”

“Everything was clean, comfortable and in working order.”

“ New York water park and resort with everything to make you escape from your daily life . Kid friendly . Huge water park with tubes and slides and lazy river hot tube extended outside. Restaurants had bbq meals and ice cream / cake call( pops ), with arcade close at 9 pm water park hours 11am -7 pm huge room get rooms with balcony with amazing views ”

“I'm not sure this is a hotel as much as a long-term shelter. The "guests" seem to be residents. The rooms themselves appear "lived in." Everything's old and outdated and smells like smoke. It only seemed like a hotel because of the Wyndham name attached and that it's next to a Marriot and Hampton Inn. The walls are paper thin and you can hear the blaringTVs coming from rooms on either side. Maybe just convert this place into a proper shelter for the people with children who really need it. But...