The Inn is located in a quiet area off Route 73, surrounded by fields, clusters of old trees and stone walls. There are spacious rooms with comfortable beds and interesting decor. Great breakfasts served by a friendly staff in a dining room with mountain views through large windows. Check out the clock over the entryway - on the hour, songs... More

Stayed at the Inn for 3 nights in Jay Room. Room is very large and has private bathroom. The Inn is always incredibly clean. Breakfast is always wonderful and plenty. It's great having all the goodies in the kitchen: coffee, hot chocolate, fresh baked goodies in the afternoons. The location is perfect for those hiking in the area. Will definitely... More

Wonderful place. Keurig in room. Room very clean, quiet. We stayed in the Gothic room (with a whirpool and a fireplace), and it was well worth-it after the day hiking. Inn-keepers are non-intrusive but provide a friendly and delicious breakfast; they'll light the fireplace when you come down for breakfast. Location is simply excellent, at about 40 minutes from the... More

The Trail's End Inn is pure Adirondack pleasure. The rooms have ceiling fans but no air conditioning (not necessary, the mountin nights can be humid but reasonably cool). Despite the new flat screen TV's and wi-fi, the rooms are comfortably old-fashioned with little thoughtful touches everywhere. Breakfast is not heavy, but ample and prepared with great care. Home-baking; a creative... More

Stayed with 2 friends in the Marcy Suite - spacious and clean. Close to great day hikes and lots of restaurants.

If you are going to be hiking in the adirondacks this fall, you will find three types of Inns (I do not include hotels which i very rarely use) The very expensive inns mostly around Lake Placid with prices easily around $500 to $800 a night, smaller Inns/B&B with prices around $150 to $300 and the more modest places closer... More

Trail's End is a beautiful, peaceful, relaxing and refreshing retreat. This was our 2nd stay here and we can't wait to come back again. My favorite part of the inn is the huge Adirondack front porch: spacious and quiet with comfortable Adirondack chairs. After my stay last year, all year I looked forward to reading on this porch with a... More

We traveled to the Adirondacks to get in one last ski before the winter ended, and discovered the lovely Trail's End Inn in Keene Valley. Wanting to get away from our otherwise busy, hectic lives, we sought some tranquility mixed with a little elegance, all within our very average budget. We found it. This is a very well-kept, very unpretentious... More

Nice place. Very close to a school and its playground. Everything designed by the owner to have absolutely no interaction with the visitor. You go to a podium in the front room, find your name and corresponding room with directions. Go to your room. Wi-fi very weak and no password to be found anywhere. We arrived around 6 pm. Went... More