Upstate New York Chalets

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A cabin with a porch and outdoor seating area surrounded by tall trees.

1. The Wilderness Inn

Wilmington

Rajkumar

P9,441 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 12 - Oct 13

A multi-story building with "NY LOTTERY" signage, featuring a modern architectural design with a mix of brick and glass facades.

2. cozy retreat with modern amenties

Delmar

P17,995 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 11 - Oct 12

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Top Upstate New York Hotel Reviews

Baymont by Wyndham Henrietta/Rochester

8/10 Good

"Clutter in the stairwell. Toilet flapper valve leaked, causing tank to refill every 10-15 minutes."

Albany Plaza Hotel

8/10 Good

"It was cheap. The bed was clean. The water pressure was good. The shower was hot. The TV sucked. They use some kind of streaming service and it keeps stopping every chance. I was hoping for the continental breakfast to be outstanding and it was some guy sitting there with boiled eggs, hashbrowns, and bread for you to toast. There was coffee. I didn’t see any juice. No cereal, no granola no yogurt no fruit no meat. Just boiled eggs and home fries. No ketchup, no jelly. But he was a really nice guy. If you’re looking for a cheap bed, that’s the place."

Grandview Lake Placid

8/10 Good

"Balcony with view was amazing with the fall colors-a bit noisy due to room location. Rooms were large-comfortable beds however the sofa was very uncomfortable. Breakfast buffet was terrible-service was poor - the hostess was more interested in texting on her phone and eating French toast from the buffet rather than doing her job sitting people and informing them of the process and options available for breakfast. Despite advertising personally made omelette bar we ordered the buffet only to find it was not open! Would have been nice to know this prior to ordering. The buffet was scarce with very few options and not replenished. The hotel was and still is advertised as IGH hotel however I was informed that they are no longer IGH but Lake Placid Club so don’t look for points!"

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