this hotel is nothing special. The staff was nice. The room was clean. Beds were a little hard. The noise in the hallway was very loud, doors dont close by themselves and people slam them shut, was woken up many times by slamming doors. The area is very nice and very pretty in Glens Falls.

We booked a room through bidding Priceline, and although the price was right -$82/night, it was a very mixed bag, and did not warrant three stars. The pros: Lobby was beautiful, staff very nice and friendly, room was clean, bright. Cons: The queen size bedroom, and bathroom was a joke - they were both extremely small. The bathroom door rubbed against the toilet when closing. Very little shelf space to put anything. There was no light on one side of the bed if you wanted to read because the door to enter just barely cleared the bed. Luckily, we spent very little time in the room, it was not comfortable space-wise. Would not stay there again.

We booked this hotel through" name your own price" on Priceline and were somewhat concerned after reading the reviews here as we are quite spoiled with respect to hotels. We loved it (with a few tiny reservations) The rooms are spacious, clean, comfortable and wonderful reminders of another era. The dining room and pub are fantastic. We only had breakfast in the dining room but ate dinner in the pub both of the nights we were there and had good food, well served in a most comfortable and quaint environment. We have stayed in other "grand old lady" hotels and have payed double or triple the price for exactly the same quality of accommodation.

My only reservation would be the tiredness of some of the furniture but, as stated above, this is very common in hotels of this era.

We will definitely return.

We stayed two nights. This is an old style downtown hotel that appears to have been built in the 1920's or thereabouts. Our room was actually a two-room suite with 1 1/2 baths and two separate entrances - very spacious and bright...it was nice having separate TV's in the sleeping and sitting room. One bed was a bit "creaky" but the other was fine. Rooms were clean although some of the furnishings were rather worn, as in water damage to the tops of tables and a bit of wear on the bedspreads and linens. Bathrooms were acceptable, although the grout needs some deep cleaning in spots. This hotel was quiet and peaceful. Parking is ample. Complimentary toiletries are fine. The lobby is spacious and impressive; rather victorian looking. The breakfast buffet was the typical carb-fest of bread-based products - expect to pay an additiional price of a few dollars more for eggs and a side meat such as bacon or sausage. The indoor pool is clean and attractive. We noticed at least one bus group at this hotel during our stay. AAA rates this hotel as a three star, but we think it is more of a upper-end two star establishment. For the price we paid ($119 a night for the suite) we thought it was average and we would recommend this hotel for the traveller looking for a quiet, spacious, no frills room/suite.