Find hotels in Stottville, NY from £76

"No sound insulating at all!!!! We heard guests above us rolling their luggage bags and clomping around. Room service, having our bed made was "upon request only!" A stainless steel bathtub that locked like a coroner's draining bath at a morgue was in the center of the room. No seats in bedroom. The restaurant was excellent. The bathhouse was nice but coed changing area quirky. You had to walk outside across properly in the hotel robe to get to the baths and left with a wet bathing suit. "

"Very comfortable large room nice shower"

"Rooms weren’t clean. Sheets and comforters were dirty with spots. "

"Beautiful property, friendly staff. Definitely will be back!!"

"Just got back from a weekend at a postcard cabin in the Catskills and honestly… it was such a beautiful experience. The cabin itself was EVERYTHING I needed peaceful, cozy, and surrounded by nature. Waking up to the quiet, fresh air, and just unplugging from everything felt so refreshing. It really gave that perfect escape-from-the-city vibe. The design was super cute and minimal, and everything felt intentional and relaxing. Definitely a place to reset your mind, especially for a romantic getaway or even a solo recharge. The only small downside was that the pillow sheets didn’t seem completely clean, which threw me off a bit. It wasn’t a huge issue, but definitely something I think could be improved to make the stay feel 100% comfortable. Overall though, I would still say the experience was amazing and I’d go back again just hoping for a little more attention to detail next time. "

"Lots of parking. Grounds and public areas were neat and clean. Pool area was beautiful. My only issue was the hallways were quite cold. And heating in room was difficult to regulate."

"All good !"

"The low rating is due to the worst night sleep I've had in a long time. Most of this property's issues are beyond the control of management. But the walls are paper thin, the windows are very old and not double or triple glazed thus every single sound penetrates and you feel as though you're sleeping outside. There is a train that comes through regularly all night long with train whistles. There is a church bell that tolls on the hour (I heard it at 3am, 4am, 5am, 6am and 7am)! There are various sirens of ambulances and fire trucks, and heavy trucks like garbage trucks. It is just such a loud neighborhood and not sure what can be done because the house is historic. Two things would have improved the stay: blackout curtains (there are only flimsy horizontal blinds that do not darken the room whatsoever. Also, put a mirror in one of the bedrooms (we were in the 2 bed suite) so that one can do hair and makeup while the other is showering. I will say that the accommodation was spotless, it's got a nice vibe aesthetically, the water and snacks a nice touch and check in went smoothly. Communication was good as well. But, unfortunately, I can't give it a higher rating because it was just such a terrible sleep. "

"Main hotel building, including the bar and restaurant, were pleasant. Didn't eat, but the drinks were on point. Walls in the annex building, where my "half pint" room was located, are incredibly thin. Although there's a quiet policy (after 11pm as I recall), guests in adjacent rooms were up all night talking and their voices came right through the walls. It was as if we were part of their conversations. Not a minute of sleep. Hotel offered a comp though, some attempt made. "