Hoteles en Lake Luzerne-Hadley

"Excelente "

"La habitación impecable el personal muy amable,el desayuno estuvo bien,el jacuzzi excelente junto a la piscina,volveremos si fuera posible "

"The staff really amable "

"Esta vez me toco el segundo piso el cuarto super limpo la primera vez me toco el piso numero 4 y su cuarto no estaba tan limpio. Esta vez excelente This time I got the second floor, the room was super clean. The first time I got the fourth floor, and the room wasn't as clean. This time it was excellent."

"Good "

"All perfect"

"Hotel historico con instalaciones buenas y renovadas. Habitacion pequeña pero comoda, lavabo y ducha tambien pequeña"

"My boyfriend and I stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn Saratoga for my birthday, expecting to enjoy the scenery and participate in local activities. Unfortunately, our experience fell short in multiple ways. Misleading Amenities & Poor Service The hotel’s website states: "The Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Casino, and Saratoga Race Course are just over one mile from our hotel along US-9. It's two miles to Skidmore College. Many dining options can be found in a half-mile radius, and we serve cooked-to-order breakfast and dinner daily in our Garden Grille & Bar. Enjoy our free WiFi." Additionally, Expedia lists the hotel as having a rooftop garden and daily housekeeping. However, the hotel itself informed us that housekeeping is only provided every other day, contradicting the listing. Front Desk & Lack of Local Information Upon arrival, the front desk staff was standoffish and did not provide any information about local events. We later discovered from locals that there was a winter festival and a dance festival happening nearby—something that should have been mentioned to guests. False Advertising of Amenities The listing also advertised an indoor pool and outdoor fire pits, neither of which were usable. The pool had been permanently filled in with cement, with plans to turn the space into an arcade. The fire pits and garden patio area were completely neglected, buried under a foot of snow, making it nearly impossible to walk around."