Knights Inn Castleton on Hudson/Schodack

"Wonderful family, praying for more soft sheets and bedding soon enough, but highly recommend this lovely stop."

"Affordable motel close to the turnpike. No frills but you're here because you don't expect them. A perfectly representative room with everything you'll need."

"Super unfriendly staff, the room smelled like a dank cellar. What disgusted me the most, were bloodstains inside the doorframe"

"I had a large group about to stay here and all I did was ask about if they provided toiletries and which ones so that I could make sure my guests had everything they needed. The guy told me not to offend him and told us to stay elsewhere. Extremely rude and bad at business. Do not stay here."

"We are writing this review from the hotel...oh wait the wireless connection doesn't work. Instead we write this from our Ford Escape as we hurriedly drive away the morning after. We were first greeted by a sweet little lady, and we found ourselves agreeing to stay the night even though we had a few concerns. The outside of the building was very quaint, but when you open the door, you will faint. It was then we realized that we were not in fact going to be treated as knights, but rather the prisoners in the dungeon of the castle. Our “non-smoking” room reeked of moldy smoke and we could feel the cold dampness in our noses. While looking for bed bugs we noticed that there wasn't a fitted sheet, better yet we found mint candy wrappers tucked in nice and neat. Into the bathroom we ventured, when we were instantly transferred to the jungle and attacked by a dragonfly, who most likely flew in through the broken vent that was dangling from the ceiling. Against our better judgment we cautiously attempted to settle in for the night, when our GPS alerted us that we should take a right turn and then continue, which we assume was just another hint that perhaps we should have looked elsewhere. We quickly agreed that we would only sleep for a couple of hours and then be on our way. However, we were extremely tired because of our long drive and visit to Niagara falls that we did somehow manage to sleep, but woke up in horror multiple times throughout the night. The cell phone chargers kept falling out of the outlets and some of the wiring was exposed, but at least the cord for the air conditioner was duct taped to insure our safety. None of us were brave enough to explore the effectiveness of the shower, but rather opted to simply put on a little more deodorant. All in all we survived and laughed more than a little. This was definitely an experience we will never forges and that left us with many tales that we will laugh about for years to come. Next time we travel I am sure we will recount this adventure, but most assuredly not from within the confines of this Knights Inn."