Dwight Riverside Inn

good location. very clean condition of bath. cozy bed but a little bit expensive

The property is decent but the owner is rude, also there was no microwave in my room, i payed $215.00 a night for a basic room with two double beds and a small fridge which wasn't working.

The rooms were clean, and had the basics needed. The pillows were not great, I wish I brought my own. Having the firepits outside to use were great for evening fires and chsttingvwith others.

This was my first time staying here - just an overnight on a multiple day motorcycle trip. It's amazing what you can miss at first glance...if you're not paying attention this property could go by in the blink of an eye. Dan was incredibly welcoming and personable. He explained the lay of the land and answered questions. The rooms are quaint, clean and exactly what this road-weary traveller needed. Super quiet, fully stocked kitchenette, and awesome endless hot showers. There's a gas station / market just a stone's throw away, and a pretty decent restaurant called Boiler Room Tap & Grill with a fairly extensive menu. There are really cool outdoor tent/yurts if that's your schtick, too. Coolest thing - behind the cabin rooms, down a little embankment is this babbling brook. I brewed my morning tea, ate my muffin and fruit cup from the market while sitting on a mossy rock watching the sun shine through the trees in full autumn colours and listening to the water as it trickled downstream. Doesn't get any better!

We stayed in the camping cabins. Loved it, it was a nice glamping experience. The bed was very comfortable and had all the amenities we needed. We joint people from the motel unit for a lovely fire. It sounded like the motel unit needed more updating but our cabin/tent was great.