The exterior looks nothing like the photos on this website. The building is in a state of advanced decay and disrepair and in desperate need of renovation. The interior is no better. Flimsy doors offer little protection. Worn out carpet and drapery and musky smelling bed linens. Outlets do not work. My room was cleaned poorly and there was mold in the shower. As a perfect example of the owner's clear lack of care for the place, a newer toilet was installed in the bathroom but the bar code had been left stuck to the front. An old, decrepit looking couch was in the TV room . The "free breakfast' is cheap snacks one might find at a Dollar Store and, considering the overcharge for the horrible room, is hardly free. The front porch was painted plywood that was splintering and peeling in various places. Windows were dirty and appeared not to have been cleaned in a long time. Upon arrival there was trash left next to the stairwell. All in all a bad experience from which I departed early.


I found this on-line after looking for a reasonably priced place close to where I was meeting with friends who live nearby.

The place:
There is a main house-the inn-that has individual rooms inside, along with the office, books in various nooks-very charming-a breakfast area, and a couch or two with a large screen tv-
Inside this main building are 5 or 6 individual rooms, so this part is more like a b&b.

There is also an 8 room strip of motel rooms next door, which is where I stayed both times I have been here in the past two months.

The inn has coffee all day, as well as cereal and snacks.

Stephanie is the person who helped me both times and is super efficient and kind,
and she does an excellent job representing the inn and making sure all is well.
Mara is also onsite and is the same; you just feel as if they are your neighbors as they are very friendly and welcoming.
No frills, could use fresh coat of paint, but clean and conveniently located-will return.

The Reynolds Inn and Motel is a historic, smaller inn and motel that is very well run— a bit rustic but clean and very comfortable. I stayed in the Rockefeller room upstairs at the inn, which was very well appointed, with a traditional claw foot bathtub with shower and a very comfortable king bed. Right on the main road in Roscoe do there is some street noise, but a short walk or drive to the Roscoe Diner for breakfast. Coffee and muffins/pastries in the morning and cookies during the day and night.

Convenient to some very good fly fishing on local rivers and streams and the Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum in Livingston Manor as well as the excellent Dette Flies Shop in Main St. in Livingston Manor.