Located at the top of the main drag of an interesting, eclectic New York town is this cute, clean, cozy comfortable motel turned lodge. The lobby is welcoming and bright with dueling wood stoves and a mix of comfy and trendy furniture. Complimentary coffee and tea all day and a large communal table at which to sit and work if that’s part of your plan while visiting. |The welcome was genuine and the check in process easy. Plenty of easy parking. |Our first floor room was clean and quiet and simply furnished. Wood floors are always my preference and in addition to the bed (which was comfortable but on the smaller side for two) there was a nice reading chair and a small table with 2 additional chairs. The bathroom was beautiful - great tile and fixtures and nice big shower. The in house bath products were lovely and plenty of fluffy white towels. |On each hall they have “honor pantries” offering a rather interesting selection of snacks and bevies. Nice touch. No wine opener though which seemed a silly oversight. |Complimentary hipster bikes with baskets were a nice touch and we spent one morning exploring the town and it’s 10,000 antique and vintage stores. |The tavern in the hotel was amazing with one small caveat. Waaaaaaay too many hipsters working there on a fairly quiet evening yet still waaaaaaay too difficult to get service. The bartender forgot our drink order twice. Despite the fact we were sitting at the bar right in front of him. And it’s a small bar. He kept walking back and forth doing other things and then seemed totally surprised each time we reminded him we were still waiting. He was not remotely apologetic. And when we tasted one wine that was definitely “off”|And brought it to his attention he impatiently rolled his eyes and told us that’s what it was supposed to taste like. Hmmmm. |The food (we only had apps) was absolutely out of this world. Trout tartare and a mushroom dish. 10 plus for both. |Probably would not go back to tavern for drink or food though as it was just not a pleasant welcoming experience and there are waaaaay too many other incredible food options in town. I found that kind of a shame because I usually love to “hang” at the place at which I’m staying. But the hipsters running it just made it less than fun for a couple of fairly hip 50 year olds. |On the whole a great little hotel. Possibly|A bit pricey but not over the top.