Holiday Homes in Copake

"The place is slightly outdated but very clean and well-maintained. The sauna needs some love and cleaning. The pool is clean and warm. Rooms are clean. Generally satisfied with the money we spent. The staff are friendly, and the food is good at the restaurant. "

"The staff is super friendly and accommodating. The location is quiet. We stayed during the winter, but the lake view from the restaurant and breakfast area were really nice. The hotel was well kept and clean. We’ll definitely stay there again. "

"Great overnights stay, wish I was here longer "

"Everything was great"

"The view can’t be beaten. "

"Always love staying here. The staff is fantastic, amenities are great, and the breakfast is just lovely. Will be returning soon!"

"Great place to stay if you enjoy paying less money and still sleeping well. Inexpensive, clean, quiet, and ridiculously convenient—just a short two-block stroll to the downtown strip for shopping and restaurants (close enough to walk, far enough to avoid the noise). Only 2.5 miles down a local road to Butternut ski mountain, so you’ll be on the slopes before your coffee fully kicks in. CVS shares the same parking lot, which is perfect in case you forget toothpaste, sunscreen, or your dignity. Most importantly—and let’s be honest, this matters—a beer, wine, liquor, and cheese shop is only one mile down the road. Priorities are clearly respected here. Rooms are clean, beds are super comfortable, and the décor politely reminds you that time exists. Free breakfast is solid but not life-changing: eggs, toast, sausage, waffles, yogurt, coffee, fruit—everything you need to function, nothing you’ll write poetry about. Bathroom fans are loud, but they drown out the 1 time per day freight train in the back yard, so net positive. Overall, a great stay, and for the cheap nightly price, it’s basically unbeatable unless you’re expecting chandeliers and a personal butler. Enjoy! "

"The front desk was very helpful in making sure we had a good stay. "

"The room was clean and neat however, there were a few little things that needed to be checked before assigning someone to the room. For example, I asked for an extra blanket they handed me a blanket that had a red circle dot on it, the phone wasn’t working, the table and chair were ripped, and it looked discussing. Furthermore, there was a row in the double door which I had not requested upon making my reservation. Expedia charged me $200 for the night which is overpaid therefore someone should be able to check the room to make sure everything is up to the good standard. You treat people the same way you want others to treat you."