Adirondack Inn — Hotel in City of Saratoga Springs

As with most business trips, price guidelines were given to us for accommodations and food. It wasn't easy to find a place within those parameters, but we found this. We arrived Saturday afternoon. The motel was further from town than the website led us to believe. Our room looked fine - certainly not fancy, but serviceable and clean. Quoted from the Adirondack Inn website - "Our friends return to us year after year, knowing they are going to get the best in customer service – not to mention convenient room amenities like refrigerators and microwaves, along with a satisfying continental breakfast". The breakfast was a selling point because of the cost savings. On Sunday morning I went to the lobby to pick up coffee and muffins or whatever, for breakfast, only to be told by the owner, "Oh, no. That's only during racing season." Really? Perhaps your website should specify that fact. ||We went out to eat, attended the conference, went to dinner, and returned to our room that evening to find that it had not been cleaned. The bed was unmade and there were no fresh towels! The lobby was dark and locked, so there was no one to inform. This has NEVER happened to us in 39 years of marriage and travel. On Monday morning we again went out to breakfast, negating the savings on the room rate. ||I would not recommend this motel to anyone. ||BTW, the wifi was...

Our friend came back to the inn and didn’t have a key. Fortunately for him, unfortunately for us, he ran into this stranger that had a master key. When the rest of got back to the inn, this stranger was in our room bragging about how he was high on multiple drugs including crack and Molly at that time. In order to prove that it was a master key he opened multiple other rooms by random and it could’ve been yours. We felt very unsafe that a drug addict had access to all of the rooms at this motel and could open any that he wanted. I called the place thinking I was reporting an issue and they ACTUALLY KNEW about this guy and that he had a master key. The only compensation they offered was to change the code. Although we were unable to leave as we were drinking, we did not sleep because of worries that this person could come back into our room. I would NOT recommend this place to anyone as it can potentially lead to a very...

This run down place is $350+ per night. It isn’t worth $50 per night. The rooms are poor. The bed is a cheap mattress on a slab of wood. The sliding back door lock didn’t work. They stick a piece of wood in it to make sure it can’t be opened. The front door lock won’t stay unlocked. Pity the guest who walks out without his keys. Some of the help were very nice. However when we checked in it took 15 minutes for some of the help to find the guy who was supposed to be working the front desk. Breakfast comes with the room. It is served in a small screened bungalow next to the pool. It is filled with bees and the bees love the food. |I’ve stayed in many hotels and motels in my lifetime. In my opinion this...