Longhouse Lodge Motel

smells like sewer and excessively musty. had to call for a ride out of here at 2AM, it was so bad.

The most surprising feature was how quiet the rooms were at night. You couldn't hear any noise from adjacent rooms, not even a TV or shower sound. The Lodgehouse is a nice place to stay at a reasonable price.

Nice, but when we arrived it was raining really hard and my husband slipped and fell on the slate area at the front door of the office. He had to be taken to the ER. Spent the rest of the stay ion painkillers in bed. At least the beds were comfortable.

Staff were pleasant and it was very close to the park and town. Nice sunset.Room did have a musty odour but it didn’t bother us since we were only there for one night.

Very disappointed! The room was very dirty, mostly dusty and had a very musty smell. The bed was awful and one of the beds had a bunch of debris in it. Not sure what it was. I went to take a shower and the water wouldn't get hot. The cold was hot and hot was cold. A little note would have been helpful. We tried talking to the manager upon check out but she wasn't in. They said she would call but we haven't heard a thing.

Great view of the lake, but this is definitely an older property that has seen a lot of wear and tear and the decor is dated. The room was small, but sufficient for one night. The couple in the room next to us was definitely displeased with their room and complained of strong odor. Not sure if it was a "pet-friendly" room, since they were traveling with two dogs, but we did not notice any odor in our room.

Didnt have any interactions with staff other then checking in and that went fine. Other then that it was disappointing for the price i paid (over $200). The beds are horrible, its like trying to sleep on a beanbag . My upper body sank lower then my lower body, and the mattress is wrapped in plastic. So whenever you moved it made a loud noise. Was able to get about 2 hours sleep and my back is killing me. Other than that its just a worn-out motel sadly

At check in the young lady was very sweet and courteous. The room was clean, although had a bit of a musty “old motel room” odor. It was not enough to cause distress, just a little off putting. The mattress was old, started to feel the uncomfortable poking of springs when laying in one position for too long. The bathroom needs the most work, chipped paint and raw wood edges at the sink counter, covered in some places with globs of calk. The shower pressure was excellent, although the very narrow styled tub itself had us fighting the shower curtain off our bodies while trying to lather and rinse. I believe a bowed out shower rod would be a great solution. The in wall AC unit is extremely loud, going on and off in the night woke us up every time. However, with the motel so close to Route 14, the noises AC unit may have been why we heard no cars or trucks at all. There is a good sized gap on the underside of the AC unit, I could see the grass outside. This did not give a very private feeling when coming in or out of the bathroom, and probably caused much of the on and off activity of the AC unit. The last morning we were there, I killed a Silverfish on the bathroom wall, and couldn’t get comfortable in the room anymore. We had already done what we made the trip for, so we left a day early to come home. With SO many other options in and around Watkin’s Glen, we are opting not to stay at this motel again.

Room was clean. Bed was comfortable. The refrigerator was very loud at night and kept us up.