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"The hotel was clean, staff was friendly, the entertainment at the bar was great and the view of the lake, of course, was beautiful. However, the elevators didn't always respond correctly, taking you to floors you didn't want to go to, the walls between rooms are paper thin and we could hear entire conversations and other things we really didn't want to hear. (Good thing we don't have small children!) No fan/ventilation in the bathroom. Breakfast was mediocre at best. For jacked up prices during graduation weekend and the name, we expected better."

"We stayed for 2 nights with a pet dog. The room was clean. The hallway we were located in was quiet. The hotel is close to market streets with lots of restaurant options. Overall a very nice hotel and location to Corning glass museum."

"Checking in was not a good experience. Desk attendant was a little rude when we tried to check in 15 minutes before 4 pm. The exterior of the property is very run down. Our room was between two rooms that obviously have residents who live there full time. When we got to our room it was spacious and clean. We did sleep well and the price was very reasonable. It gives credence to the old adage, "You get what you pay for." I probably would not stay there again. It served it's purpose for a one night's stay."

"Great place I would stay there again."

"Everything was great"

"Lovely place"

"Run down and in need of modernization. No SB ports in the room, bathroom looked like something out of the 1970’s & small. Bad use of the rooms space. The room and bed was clean tho and if your in a pinch it’ll do but I’d advise looking elsewhere. "

"Clean and large room."

"The hotel is very old and has had an upgrade. The views of the lake are beautiful. The hotel is outside of Watkins Glen on the highway. Sadly our television did not work when we arrived and could not be fixed. We were given the option of changing rooms and then found out the room had not been serviced. We were in a suite with a kitchen but no implements, glassware, crockery etc at all in the kitchen and no tissues."