Name: B&B Lounge
Address: 5207 Route 32, Maplecrest, Maplecrest, Maplecrest, NY 12414, United States of America
Rating: 8

Air conditioning

Smoke-free property

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Express check-in/check-out

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Non-smoking rooms

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Barbecue grill(s)

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Parking

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Pool and beach

Fax and copy machine

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Darts

Cycling

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Playroom

Children's playground

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Ski passes available

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Columbia County Airport

Albany International Airport

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Maplecrest

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First off, I did my homework.  We travel budget largely and I've stayed in several "vintage" places from a long gone era.  As it was one night and I had read the reviews- (the ones that are positive flummox me), I thought it would be fine. Not.  The pros-walking into the "motel" part was full of nasty fumes, cleaning products and products to cover foul smells.  Once in the room- it was difficult to breathe- very sharp cleaning fluid odor.The window (we really needed air to circulate) had a sign that said "Window is broken. Don't open. Is being fixed".   In its favor the place though run down in furnishings was very clean and bug free.  We always like that. Went into the bathroom to wash, turned on the water and it reeked from sulfur.  It is likely well water and hit something foul. Couldn't shower, wash, used bottled water to brush our teeth. No coffee in the a.m. as we couldn't use the water in the kitchenette. We got in in the evening and though it was too late to find another place, we stayed, laughed at the "badness" of the situation (the decor is early insane asylum, mottled pink walls with very garish, childlike paintings) and drove 15 minutes to Catskill for dinner.  Back at the room- there is no "cable tv"- it is all done by streaming and if you don't know how to do that, you are out of luck. So no tv. In the a.m., we couldn't get out of there fast enough. Suffice it to say, having stayed in both independent and often budget chains, the B and B lounge makes those look like palaces.

Just Don't.

This little hotel (5 rooms) is nothing special, but it is good value for the price.  The rooms are spotlessly clean and come equipped with a handy kitchenette (mini-fridge with good freezer, sink, microwave, coffee make and kettle, and paper plates,  cups, plastic cutlery).  The hotel is in a pretty isolated location - closer to Cairo than Catskill - and there is no place to eat except the connected bar.  The food in the bar on a Monday was basic bar food so don’t expect a healthy meal.  But it is a friendly place and the prices are reasonable.  If you need breakfast, there is a diner (Mike’s?) down the road.

When you arrive, you check in at the bar.  The rooms are in a separate building so no need to worry about noise.  Be careful walking from the bar to your room at night - the path is dark and steep.

Good Value, But Out of the Way

This diamond in the ruff is by far the best kept secret in the Catskills.  The rooms are clean updated and full of amenities like kitchenettes.  The staff are wonderful, and they even have an outdoor pool which I have yet to use.  Rooms are limited so if you have a chance to stay here do not hesitate, and I have not even mentioned the bar in this review.  Which by the way is fabulous.

My favorite place to stay in the Catskills 

I have been to the Lounge when they were doing Line Dancing lessons and have had their food..The food then was good but now they have a new Chef - Mack Man (Mutah) - and I had his version of Coq au Vin and Mozzerella on Saturday and it was delicious!  I found out the Chef is on duty Thursdays-Sundays so I suggest you try his specials.  They also have excellent Wings and bar food!  

Came for a Meeting

nice place with a bar and restaurant friendley people great room for sure to come back if we are in this area we stayed here in begin july came of from boston airport after a 3 hour run glad to find this nice place.

great stay

I hosted my moms birthday party here and it couldn't have been better! Vitaliy and his crew did an awesome job and were so accommodating! The food was great and no one had anything negative to say. We had a few rooms and they were very cozy and comfortable! Highly recommend this place if your looking to have a party and have a good time

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