La Quinta Inn & Suites, Upstate New York hotels

"Nice hotel "

"Everything was great except the bed frame did not support the mattress well so my husband slept on a slope all night."

"Great place to get away..."

"Close to shopping and a variety of other activities."

"Close to the airport. Staff is great.Good choices for breakfast. "

"Great place to stay! "

"The location could not have been better. Our lovely rooms were in the waterfront building. It was a short 10 yards walk across the grass to the lake from our patio door. Curious and hungry ducks came right up to our patio door. The views of Mirror Lake had many moods from sunrise to sunset. Beautiful and peaceful. Outdoor pool was also close. Rooms were clean, quiet, and service excellent. I would recommend adding a microwave to the rooms. When one of our party became ill, the management sent us a microwave for her to warm soup, etc in her room. Three of us were 80 or above with some physical limitations. Even though there were no elevators in this building, the staff was most helpful in carrying our bags to and from the nearby hotel parking lot. They even brought us a small table for cards in our room. The entire staff was most professional, courteous and helpful over and above the norm. If possible, I would recommend adding an indoor or outdoor elevator. One problem we encountered was the arm on the secure parking lot gate coming down too soon on our car and doing a bit of damage. The staff was helpful in assisting us with this complaint . The location was right at the beginning of the wonderful shopping and dining street of Mirror Lake. The main building was beautifully appointed as well as our comfortable rooms. We four are recommending High Peaks to all of our friends and family. I can't imagine it being any better than coming mid Oct "

"Very good driver on shittle"

"The hotel is centrally located downtown with easy walking distance to most important things. Well kept and very clean. Inside the hotel lobby is some of the original architecture from early 1900's."