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"Breakfast menu was good. Parking was fine. My date went well everything was good."

"Stayed for 1 night on our way home from Binghamton. Very clean room. Super friendly staff. Will definitely stay again. "

"Horrible- "

"It’s outdated. New owners aren’t upgrading the facility, Evening entertainment is boring. The place was exciting when Doc was in charge of the activities. He kept it fun."

"It was great stay! great Continental breakfast"

"“Breakfast” consisted of breads and cereal. Didn’t see anything else. There was waffle iron we’re not sure if there was anything to make waffles with."

"We had a fantastic three‑night stay at The Knoll in Beach Lake, PA. The home was spotless, comfortable, and stocked with everything we needed, plus a bunch of things we didn’t even realize we’d want. It was warm and cozy even on a cold April week, and it worked perfectly for our family of four and our dog.The property itself is something special. The grounds are quiet and peaceful, with a babbling brook that leads down to a beautiful deck overlooking the river. Our girls spent hours in the tree house, complete with a swing and a little secret door. We played the most intense game of giant Jenga we’ve ever had, sat by the fire at night, and actually forgot about screens for an entire day, which says a lot.The location is great too. It feels tucked away, but stores are close by, and we enjoyed exploring Narrowsburg and hiking nearby trails.All in all, this place was exactly what we needed. It’s warm, welcoming, and has a kind of magic that makes you want to stay longer than you planned. Thank you for sharing this home with us, we left feeling rested, reconnected, and already talking about when we can come back."

"Wonderful family. They went above and beyond to ensure I had a great staty"

"My husband and I stayed at The Chatwal Lodge (about two hours from NYC) and it’s easily one of the best resorts we’ve been to. It feels incredibly private and secluded—it seemed like there were only ~20 guests on property—so the whole experience was calm and special. We booked the Treehouse, which was awesome: modern, spotless, and beautifully designed with a great vibe. Since it’s all-inclusive, we didn’t have to worry about extra charges, which made it truly relaxing. The non-alcoholic welcome “champagne” was a great touch and actually tasted really good. The food was outstanding with plenty of options—honestly Michelin-star level in quality. The warm ciabatta bread at dinner was so fresh and tasty. There are also lots of activities. I attended yoga, a sound bath, and Pilates—everything was well run and the atmosphere was very relaxing. Walking around in nature was a perfect reset. The staff were consistently warm and welcoming. At night, the firepits/bonfire felt amazing. One small improvement: the s’mores kit was a bit stale, so upgrading the freshness would make it better. Two suggestions: consider moving the sound bath to the afternoon (it fits the “drift off” vibe and would spread activities out), and provide a printed activity schedule + locations for easy reference. Highly recommend overall."