Hotels near Westport, NY

“Wow! We were wowed. Great place that exceeded our expectations. Lovely room, hot water, not too noisy outside as we were not facing the street, great bookstore co-located, nice seating areas for "chilling out". Clean, well decorated, many smart details.”

“The Inn in Westport provides comfortable accommodations in a lovely setting, on the banks of Lake Champlain.The rooms bear names of famous authors. My stay was in the Shakespeare room. It's a tidy, smallish, clean room with a very comfortable bed and en suite bathroom that features a stand in shower. The decor in the room is nicely quirky and the room is in the front of the building, facing the town park, lake, and the main road through town. A window mounted air conditioner provides capable, quiet cooling. There was a bit of noise one morning as a group of motorcycles passed by but it was a minor issue.The lobby of the Inn is on the side of the building - there is an obvious sign. Check-in was handled by a gentleman named Anthony. Keys (real keys) were provided for the room and for the lobby door as the lobby was locked after hours. Anthony walked through the policies, toured the public areas of the hotel, and then a tour of the room. All of the rooms are upstairs - I don't recall seeing an elevator and the stairs are a bit narrow. There's a coffee maker in the hall for free coffee and snacks and cold beverages that are $1 each on the honor system.The Inn offers a buffet breakfast for $20. I didn't partake in the breakfast due to my dietary preferences but my traveling companions mentioned that it was a standard and satisfactory offering - eggs, bacon, sausage, pastries, cereal, tea, and coffee. The public areas are on the main level. There's a comfy, well stocked library, an interesting collection of art, a gift shop, and some outside seating. The Inn sits across the street from a town park that sits on the lake. It has a pavilion and some seating scattered about. The free Wi-Fi was always available and seemed adequate.Parking is available on the street for free. The Westport Marina is just down the hill from the Inn and includes The Galley Restaurant and Bar along with a gift shop and full service docking facilities. JAMBS on Main is a block away. It's a deli and offers a variety of fresh morning coffees along with fresh, warm pastries. I do recommend the Inn and would stay there again if my travels took me to Westport.”

“Great quilt retreat. Food is wonderful and room for sewing is well equipped and comfy. Tea in the afternoon is an extra special treat . Historical decor and very comfy bar/sitting roomWalkability: Easy walk to “downtown” Vergennes which features many fun shops including award winning ice cream and hand made chocolates”

“Nice to have a record player serenading me to sleep and then turning off when it's done. Close to a nice ice cream shop that's open till midnight. Good vibe in Elizabethtown.”

“The owner went out of her way to help me out. I needed a room for two nights as I helped a family member at the local hospital. Park Motor Inn only had one night out of those two, and when a customer left early, the owner immediately called me to let me know she had availability. She even cleaned the room herself to make sure I had accommodations as I stayed with my family member. The room was clean and neat with plenty of hot water for the shower and a comfortable bed. I also loved all the tv stations. You can tell the owner takes pride in her community because it reflects in the way she maintains the Part Motor Inn.”

“I am so sad to write this review and had really hoped our weekend at Basin Harbor Club would be a great Fall escape to a very special place for us. We had our rehearsal dinner at the Basin Harbor Club 13 years ago. The location is beautiful and we loved the rustic New England vibe.BEWARE.The video and description of the 2 bedroom cottage on the website is so much different from the one we were put in that it's false advertisement. Our cottage smelled damp even before it started raining outside. There were AC units in the windows that were covered mold. There were swarming bugs in our room and earwigs and spiders crawling on the pillows. We don't mind camping or being out in nature but my two daughters were crying and refused to sleep in the beds. There was only one bathroom when it was advertised as having two. The second bedroom was basically a closet with two twin beds in a line because it was so narrow. There was no closet in that room, only a shelf. There was no view, how can they advertise as a lake front cottage?? The cottage was in such disrepair that we couldn't hardly stand to stay in it, even when it was pouring buckets outside.The swimming pool was closed when I was told it was heated and would be open. We visited in October so many of the activities were finished for the season. The hot tubs were green and smelled of such strong chemicals that it didn't make sense. Gross!My family had breakfast two of the three mornings and we had one dinner there as a family. The food was decent but the service was hit or miss. Some people were very accommodating and friendly while others were rude and dismissive.The coffee machine in the room was broken. The restaurant didn't have an espresso machine and the one in the gift shop was from a machine and it was horrible.The biggest disappointment was that we were overcharged and it seems to be a common occurrence of theirs (after reading other reviews). One breakfast, I sat with my family while they ate and I didn't order or eat anything. They charged me for a full buffet. It was taken care of once we brought it to their attention. We were promised that appetizers would be comped after they canceled our dinner reservation one evening because a wedding needed to move inside and we were moved to the red barn. They forgot to inform them at the red barn and I had to bring it to their attention and they said I'd need to contact the hotel manager. After check out, I received 3 different charges and was told it was for things that weren't billed at check out but didn't send an updated receipt. The told me one charge was for a third breakfast but we only ate there twice! They finally credited me but that was after I demanded an itemized receipt otherwise I'd contact my credit card company.I should mention that our room was $859/night before any taxes or extra charges. This was advertised as 40% off the rate. I wouldn't pay $400/night for the room we received and honestly we'd have preferred to camp!We were very sad about our experience and we really hope that they can figure things out there. It's a lovely location and has such history and potential to be great.”