Hotels near 43615 NY-12, Alexandria Bay

This hotel is the most satisfying one for the whole journey. The facilities are new, the scenery is first-class, the price is not expensive, and the family stays unwilling to leave. In the first floor restaurant to eat dinner to watch the sunset, the most intoxicated, the restaurant is generally expensive (higher than the accommodation fee), is to win the environment.

Absolutely horrible! Welcome to the era of covid 19 travel! With the world on lockdown not being able to go pretty much anywhere for the Fourth of July weekend 2020 ; yes it is right ! 2020 ! (I have not being able to catchup believe it or not) I decided to do whatever was possible and travel to what was available at the time without leaving my home state of New York due to travel restrictions so what better time to see something I always wanted to see; the archipelago located on the St Lawerence River at the border with Canada known as the Thousand Islands, also famous for the namesake salad dressing. It was hard to believe that amidst the plummeting travel industry at the time hotels downtown were outrageously expensive therefore I needed to search for more “budget” friendly accommodations within the area, that’s how I landed at Candlewood Suites, what a fiasco! The property is completely ran down beginning with the chairs at the front desk, although I have nothing to say or complain about the hotel staff which were very accommodating the building itself has way to many issues beginning with bugs inside the room. I had requested immediately to be moved to a different room thinking that this will resolve my problem, I was wrong! The same problem persisted Hotel staff is very attentive, cleanliness is not that impeccable but at least the staff tries to make it up for everything else the property is lacking. Hopefully a year after these factors had changed

First time booking with Priceline.Arrived in beautiful Watertown n.y Thursday.Olive garden supper excellent.Hobby lobby excellent.Time for a hotel night.Used the app Priceline for the first time.Was offered the choice of 3 hotels for a great price of 70 us plus tax.Picked Ramanda in.Well guess what,my bad should have known better.Days inn Fort drum.No biggy they advertised a good rating.Arrived seem legit however we were put in the handicap unit on ground floor,no biggy,we'll that's we're it gets interesting.No wifi both on there front computer nor on our mobile phones with there pass code.Strike 2 the bed is lifted on a box with some sort of tin box,so when you move so slightly on the bed it's like someone bangs metal.Stike 3 mold throughout base of walls and shower.And yes I have pics and yes forwarded off to there head office.Strike 4 Breakfast.Priceline advertising states hot breakfast.You guessed it my bad no milk for cereal 2 yogurts strawberry and of course packaged muffins yum yum.Guess my beef is more on Priceline commitment to help.So go figure I reached out to them via same email they confirmed my reservation,on our disappointment and you guessed it it bounced back stating they can't be reached at this time.lol Well guess we are off to Crackle Barrell for a hot breakfast.Please understand this review is for other travelers to be aware of gimmick, as they say if it's to good to be true Guess next time I will pay attention to those wise words.Do not use Price line.My rant is done sorry on spelling and grammer.Time for coffee

We were pleasantly surprised with our room. It looked like it had been recently renovated. Our room was very big and had lots of great features such as a full size fridge, kitchenette, table with 2 chairs, tv on a swivel so we could angle the tv to the table or the bed. The bathroom was beautiful. Great water pressure and hot water. The bed was comfortable. The wifi worked great and lots of plugs for charging electronics. Plenty of parking and always nice to have a few prime spots for Choice members. When we arrived we saw 4 large buses and expected there to be lots of noise. We heard nothing at all. It was surprisingly quiet. The rate for a Saturday night in April was reasonable. It’s always nice to be offered eggs and sausages along with the standard waffles, cereal, fruit and pastries for breakfast. It was served from 6-9 am which was great for us as we wanted to be on the road by 6:30 am. It’s about 3-4 miles from the interstate and 30 minutes to the Canadian border. There’s a Walmart just up the road. Not sure about other stores or restaurants as we just went to the hotel at night and then crossed the border in the morning. For a Quality Inn it was quite nice and we would definitely stay there again when in the area.