Otsego Resort

I booked this place as a last minute alternative to a B&B that didn't work out. It's an old ski-golf resort that clearly has seen better days. It's made up of several separate buildings that are supposed to look like ski lodges. It is not designed for walking - you either have to drive to the main building and restaurant, or walk across grassy hills or along the road. Most other (few) guests were loud golfers in the separate bar. Our room was adequate, but had an unpleasant, furniture polish smell. I opened one of the casement windows to get some fresh air, but it wasn't easy - almost as if the window had been painted shut. There was a little deck outside accessed through a door at the end of the hallway outside the room, but we couldn't use it, because I noticed the beam that supported the railing was badly rotted, and astroturf type floor covering so deteriorated that it revealed a floor was basically a thin piece of peeling-painted plywood. We didn't feel safe out there. The view was of a bare-dirt parking lot anyway. I reported the problem with the deck, and the front desk seemed very skeptical. They never closed off access to the deck, and I don't think anyone came to check it out. They didn't make up the room after our first night without explanation - no card saying it was for environmental reasons, so it was an unpleasant surprise. The upside was that the food we had at their restaurant (soup and salads) was excellent.

Very disappointing. Exterior needed painting and an overall update. Looked like a resort for golfers but not for just an overnight stay.

Clean room. Very old.

My stay was short do didn't get to enjoy all the resort offers. Room needed a little maintenance and up keep but was okay. Would come back when time permits to stay longer.

everything was fine except the tub didn't drain well.