Trail's End Inn

Very nice quiet and comfortable

I would stay again

Great place only complaint bed very uncomfortable !!!!

This is a beautiful location for your stay and hiking in High Peaks. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The inn has everything you need!

My 8 yr old cut her foot on some glass inside the front door of the room. Otherwise it was ok .

Wonderful stay.The new owner's were really nice. The location was perfect.

The new owners seem to be two fortyish couples. They are dedicated and eager to learn the ropes, The on-site manager, Dillon, is quite helpful and obliging. This is clearly an inn for hikers. No TVs in public spaces or in guest rooms. Several rooms are actually suites with sleeping porches. Some rooms are very small and prices range according to room size, access to bath and toilet, and other amenities. Overall, a fine place to stay in a glorious part of the world.

Comfortable B&B walking distance from Keene Valley and multiple trailheads. Great for hikers.

The home was quiet and incredibly clean. We loved the location. Would love to stay there again! The self check-in/check-out was great too! Our room was so cozy and the sleeping porch was so sweet!

I knew going in I would share a hallway bathroom. However, that bathroom only had a tub…no shower. In addition, someone left their towels in that tub so couldn’t even use it. Wound up sneaking down the hall to use the bathroom with a shower. On top of that, the bath tub bathroom was next to my room (porter) so anytime someone walked in or locked the door, it was disruptive. Rather it was the middle of the night or early morning. Additionally, the hallway door was also noisy, and is unnecessary to have. It merely exists to hold the room names n directions. My room didn’t have a table yet had a chair. The place is next door to a soccer field with kids yelling in the afternoon. The town fire alarm is near and extremely loud when off. They change the breakfast everyday so it is not consistent. I had to miss breakfast one morning due to my hike and that was the breakfast I would of preferred. For $160 a night I felt ripped off