Schuyler Hotel Guide - Walton's Mountain Museum hotels in Schuyler, United States of America.

"Receptionist Gloria was exceptional!"

"Multiple places to eat and shop."

"We booked this through Expedia and it was a great deal. We arrived after driving for 6 hours and the place was a respite after arriving 8pm. The sheets smelled amazingly fresh, our room was clean and the breakfast free . Staff is wonderful with any questions and we absolutely will stay here again. "

"Clean Room, Excellent Air Conditioning, Easy to drive around town "

"It was a wonderful stay in a beautiful place, the condo was very cleaned and well maintained, and the owner is a very kind and wonderful person. If you are looking for a good place to just get away, this is the place. Will most certainly be returning here again."

"House was beautiful and spacious! Plenty of rooms and main lifting room was gorgeous. The bedrooms did not have any king size beds which might have been a problem but since there were so many rooms we just spread out more. We stayed in the late summer and there were countless beautiful hikes nearby and plenty of activities for kids. "

"We loved this beautiful mountain inn. The room is spotless and well-appointed, with a splendidly comfortable bed. The front porch is a fabulous place to sit in a rocker and watch the world go by. The creekside trail is a lovely walk with picnic spots to use as desired. The outdoor hot tub is a joy to the senses and tired muscles. It's very quiet with Blue Mountain Brewery just 5 minutes down the road for good food and brews, also featuring live music on Wednesdays. You can also play billiards or chess in the game room. We loved it."

"Amazing little cottage with everything you need. Loved the back porch and listening to music from the winery and enjoying the view. Good news, did not hear the music inside. "

"My husband and I will always remember our trip at Crossroad Inn fondly. It felt a bit strange at first, renovating an old American house into a guesthouse, but it was a truly special experience for us. It felt similar to the old residential environment we saw at the Thomas Jefferson Memorial in Monticello, and it will remain a new memory, unlike any we've experienced on our previous trips to the US. The early morning jog to the winery will also be a fond memory."