Just an overnight stay, welcomed by the owners 20 year old cat.. The room was clean the AC worked (drowned out street noise due to wet road). Comfortable bed.

"No occupancy" posted although it looked like many rooms available???

Once a year I come to this part of New York State for a business meeting. Having been disappointed in previous years by the motel choices in this locale, this year I searched the web for something more promising. Along the way the Chelsea Motel emerged as a possibility.

It’s a well-kept, retro-style roadside motel, perched on a hill overlooking U.S. 44/State route 55. One section of rooms overlooks the highway. Another is situated further away up the hill, near a rushing stream. There is very little highway noise in either section. My room, in the front section, was bright and clean, with a mini-fridge, coffee maker, large-screen TV and cushioned chair. There was a digital clock/radio, but no writing desk or phone. The bathroom had a shower but no tub. The only downside was that since the motel was attached to the owner's residence, it was necessary to ring a bell outside the office to get anyone's attention; which gave the place a kind of empty feel.

In an area of limited choices, the Chelsea Motel provided reasonable value in a quiet, scenic setting.

Great price $60/night. Clean, simple, nice people, very pretty area.

Only con is no wireless in the back section where we stayed.