"We stayed at the Birches Motel over the weekend since we were visiting Skidmore College and were looking for a more affordable option that was still close to Saratoga Springs and would be comfortable and clean. We were not disappointed at all and really enjoyed out stay! The room we stayed in was clean, comfortable, the staff were very helpful in adding new breakfast cards each morning. The location is excellent (only about a 10-minute drive into town) and we would definitely stay here again!"
"We stayed at the Birches Motel over the weekend since we were visiting Skidmore College and were looking for a more affordable option that was still close to Saratoga Springs and would be comfortable and clean. We were not disappointed at all and really enjoyed out stay! The room we stayed in was clean, comfortable, the staff were very helpful in adding new breakfast cards each morning. The location is excellent (only about a 10-minute drive into town) and we would definitely stay here again!"
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Went to Saratoga Springs for the horse races. Had a great time. Robin Hood was clean and affordable. Not the Hilton but took some of that money I saved on this motel to the horse races. Hotels downtown were 400-500 dollars for Travers weekend. We paid $150. We didn't spend much time there except to shower and sleep but I didn't haven't any issues and enjoyed our stay. Picnic tables and outdoor seating was perfect on a great weekend.
Went to Saratoga Springs for the horse races. Had a great time. Robin Hood was clean and affordable. Not the Hilton but took some of that money I saved on this motel to the horse races. Hotels downtown were 400-500 dollars for Travers weekend. We paid $150. We didn't spend much time there except to shower and sleep but I didn't haven't any issues and enjoyed our stay. Picnic tables and outdoor seating was perfect on a great weekend.
Dennis
Reviewed September 1, 2015Reviewed September 1, 2015
Nice staff, very clean room, and comfortable beds. Very fast wifi, and quiet & efficient heating system. I like motels where you can park out front of each unit and have a separate door for each unit. A pleasant stay. Would definitely stay there again.
Nice staff, very clean room, and comfortable beds. Very fast wifi, and quiet & efficient heating system. I like motels where you can park out front of each unit and have a separate door for each unit. A pleasant stay. Would definitely stay there again.
Timothy
Reviewed December 18, 2016Reviewed December 18, 2016
My husband and I stayed 2 nights. The room was updated for an older motel. It was decorated very nice with very comfortable beds, great pillows and nice bedding. It was quite and was surprised to get a voucher for a great breakfast sandwich and coffee from a deli next door. It was a short drive into town and to the track. Would definitely stay again.
My husband and I stayed 2 nights. The room was updated for an older motel. It was decorated very nice with very comfortable beds, great pillows and nice bedding. It was quite and was surprised to get a voucher for a great breakfast sandwich and coffee from a deli next door. It was a short drive into town and to the track. Would definitely stay again.
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Motels and Hotels have different perks. When you stay at a motel, you’re likely to find free parking and an outdoor pool. Staying overnight at a motel, can be handy when requiring easy road access. You’ll often have access to your room from outside, and directly from the parking lot. Hotels generally have room access from inside the building. Motels are also often less expensive than hotels. The word “motel” was coined in 1925 by the owner of the Milestone Mo-Tel in San Luis Obispo, California.