Narrowsburg Hotel Guide - Western Sullivan Public Library Tusten-Cochecton Branch hotels in Narrowsburg, United States of America.

"It’s outdated.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."

"My extended family loved our weekend stay - 25 adults and 8 children. The facility had everything we needed from cribs and pack-n-plays, stools, booster seats and a stocked fish pond with paddle boats!The large industrial kitchen made feeding our crew a joy. The setting is rustic and the facility has a unique charm. If you are looking for an ultra modern setting - this is NOT that. The rustic cabin/camp feel goes hand in hand with the natural beauty of the property. Where else will you find 18 bedrooms and sleeping accommodations for 40?We are planning on coming back next year.!"

"We had a lovely time! The home and property is gorgeous. Very clean and well kept. Great hiking and small town shopping in the area. We'll be coming back!"

"Wonderful stay as usual"

"I didn’t like it because of the smell in the hotel and the restaurant."

"This was our 5th time staying at the Knoll. It never disappoints. Each year there are small upgrades (deck by the river, steps to the bank, AC, etc.). We look forward to returning again next year."

"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."

"The house did not look like any of the pictures listed. The house was very outdated. The couches were gross and had an odor, most of the outside furniture was broken so there was no where to sit. The view of the lake was beautiful but there was tons of garbage laying all over by the lake (cigarette butts, old cornhole game, plastic, wood, etc.). Window screens are in disrepair, lamps out and broken and cracked items everywhere. The house was not very well stocked and made it difficult to cook, which is a big part of our weekend here. No oven mitts, dish towels, sharp knives, cookie sheets, etc. Coffee makers did not work (both of them), they leaked water everywhere. Everytime we used oven, the whole house was filled with smoke because the oven was filthy and filled with grease on the bottom of the oven.We rent a house every year in Masthope on Easter weekend to get together with all our grown children and cook and celebrate. We have been doing this for years and always have a good experience. This was the worst house we stayed in and the first time I had to write a bad review. The house needs a lot work and not in rentable or presentable shape. I would not recommend staying in this house."