We had a wedding in the area and this place was perfect for our needs. There’s a bar to the front of the property, which was fun to hang out and play pool. The beds were comfortable and the rooms were clean.
This place is definitely dated but it was clean and the beds were comfortable. Chose to stay here when riding into tue area on the bike becasue of it had a detached restaurant/bar which makes dinner easier. Food was ok and bar was cool.
The staff was super friendly and helpful. Mel took great care of us at the bar and got us checked in smoothly. She was happy to help us with local shopping and events. We will definitely come back next year!!! :-)
Jimmy Conner Inn is truly one of the best places to stay if you’re looking for somewhere quiet, peaceful, and surrounded by nature. Everything is so convenient you have a bar and restaurant right on the property, so you don’t even need to leave.
It’s incredibly peaceful and the perfect place to decompress from all the noise and craziness of the city. The service was excellent, and the whole experience made us feel so welcomed and taken care of. They even have a beautiful fire pit where you can relax and enjoy the evening.
Highly recommend this place if you’re looking to disconnect, reconnect with nature, and just enjoy some peace and quiet! 🔥🌲
I have stayed at well over a dozen motels, hotels, lodges, resorts over my time in the Catskills. This was by far one of my favorites and is almost certainly going to become my regular resting spot. The location is premium, with it located in the heart of the Catskills, and not far from most attractions and hikes. The bar itself serves great food and drinks, and Sean and the staff are a delight to speak to. The room is clean, well maintained, and the cleaning staff do a great job each day. Most of the common motel flaws are virtually non-existent here. I could not hear my neighbors, they seemingly could not hear me, there were little to no stains on any bedding, the bathroom was spotless, and the ambience was unmatched. The biggest criticism I’ve heard from other people is that their rooms are outdated, and how anyone can stay the night and not fall in love with the rustic 70s charm is beyond me. Thanks for a great weekend, and I look forward to many more.
This is an old-school fifties-style motel (looking at it makes one think of "Shady Rest Inn" ), with a central building that serves simple dinner and beer (did not avail). The room is very old-fashioned and mine had two very solid double beds. Have to admit that my sheet had a rather prominent red (blood?) spot that was near my head and hard to ignore. Otherwise, the room was comfortable, had a small air conditioner that worked, a nice shower, and old-style but very nice furnishings. I would definitely come back and hope for no blood spot. The two staff I met were very nice. The door opened with an old-style key that was a bit clunky and stuck a bit. Part of the charm. On a convenient road off the main street of town - for the good. Nearby stores, including food, diner, gas just a block away. Price, quality, beer. A good mix.