We spent one day and night at this hotel. Beautiful view of the Whiteface mountains. Very home like atmosphere. Nice rooms with everything you need. Owner of the place very nice and helpful. Lots of toys for kids to play with. My 2 and 4 year old had a blast there. Huge living room with tables board games tv etc. I would definitely recommend it and come back there again.

The owner was very kind, welcoming and helpful :) Not a corporate vibe, but a "family-owned" and charming one.

The owner was very kind, welcoming and helpful :)Not a corporate vibe, but a family-owned and charming one.

The Inn at Whiteface is a special place. Ingrid makes you feel at home as soon as you get there. It feels more like you are staying in her house, rather than a hotel. She keeps the place clean and cozy. Magnificent views of Whiteface Mountain from the rear rooms. You will enjoy your stay here.

I liked the old and rustic look and feel of the building

The innkeeper is sweet and inviting. She gets to know each person by name and treats you like family.

The room was comfortable but the outside of the inn was in disrepair. Sign/lights outside were broken. It did not look very inviting from the outside. On our way to breakfast the morning after our stay we were grilled by the owner on who we were (she never asked when we checked in - just said “you obviously are not the the father/son booking so here’s the other room”) and were told we had taken someone else’s room and that our reservation had not been confirmed by the owner despite the fact that we had a confirmation from hotels.com. It was a very odd experience. She did not seem to understand her technology because she kept saying there was some mix up and she had cancelled our hotels.com confirmation however we were never notified of that by her or hotels.com. I felt like we were being blamed for arriving there and taking some else’s room.

The room was comfortable but the outside of the inn was in disrepair. Sign/lights outside were broken. It did not look very inviting from the outside. On our way to breakfast the morning after our stay we were grilled by the owner on who we were (she never asked when we checked in - just said “you obviously are not the the father/son booking so here’s the other room”) and were told we had taken someone else’s room and that our reservation had not been confirmed by the owner despite the fact that we had a confirmation from hotels.com. It was a very odd experience. She did not seem to understand her technology because she kept saying there was some mix up and she had cancelled our hotels.com confirmation however we were never notified of that by her or hotels.com. I felt like we were being blamed for arriving there and taking some else’s room.