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The hotel was close to a harbor we needed. We were double charged on 2 credit cards and they refused to make corrections. Insisted it was not true. We booked 2 rooms, next to each other but only 1 came through. After getting the 2nd room we found the rooms had not been cleaned and had to switch rooms which were clean. Beds were uncomfortable with sagging in the middle. Breakfast was decent and available from 5am- 9 am. We would not recommend going there.

liked everything about Ticonderoga. Demonstrations were great. View of Lake was super. Beautiful King's gardens. Great cafe that had delicious food and a great souvenir shop. Plenty of places to rest after walking or standing. Museums were fantastic. Loved it and would go again.

Many years ago I had been to the fort. Since the last time the entrance was much more built up. It is mostly a reconstruction but its history is interesting and location stunning. I was a little concerned when I read that they had living history demonstrations as I have had a few bad experiences with these presentations in the past; i.e. Disnified costumes and participants with a shallow knowledge of the time they were depicting. At Ticonderoga the opposite was true. Those representing different skills utilized in fort life during different periods of the fort's existence were historians deeply committed to presenting authentic skills and information. During our visit the focus was 1758 and all items and information reflected that specific year. Incredible.

No outstanding complaints ! Stayed for a business trip so I arrived later and he had called to let me know the desk would be closed but he left all my stuff and instructions how to get to my room ! Thankful that he called to inform me !

Cute little Hamlet. Home of an authentic set of the TV show Star Trek. Close to the Falls and Fort Ticonderoga. Close enough to Crown Point to go see the ruins there. The Wagon Wheel restaurant was very good. So Was Emeralds.

I love the drive coming from north I-87 exit 28 to Ti, Eagle Lake is pretty and quite a few pull offs for hiking trails and fishing areas. As you drive into Ticonderoga the view of the Green Mountains of Vermont behind the town is breathtaking. Also Route 22 from Ti headed towards Whitehall is also very scenic. For those who love history Fort Ti is a well known historic place. I haven't been there in years but it's very interesting and would like to go back someday.