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Added by Jopie, at 19 December 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday 11:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Tuesday 11:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Wednesday 11:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Thursday 11:30 AM – 9:00 PM
- Friday 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM
- Saturday 11:30 AM – 10:00 PM
- Sunday 5:00 – 9:00 PM
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11 Reviews
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20 October 2017
Great boutique hotel. Beautiful modern rooms in a historic building. Large bathrooms with walk-in showers and everything was extremely clean. Also has a very good restaurant and great bar. Best martinis we have had out in quite a while and really nice bar tenders. Just be careful about ordering too much food because the portions are huge even though the prices are average.
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16 October 2017
We showed up for the All-You-Can-Eat Snow Crab night. I'm recently crippled, and my partner just had foot surgery. So of course we got the absolutely farthest table from the entrance to start. We had never been to The Gould Hotel so I only had high hopes and low expectations. I'm sad to say that they crushed my hopes and exceeded the low of a visit to McDonalds. From the great big open cafeteria style hard word uncomfortable seating, to the uneasy feeling I got from looking up at the ceiling slabs supported by nothing but the sprinkler system and some wire. We had a great waitress named Kayla, but the service was slowed by the style of ordering each plate and waiting. I was not even slightly impressed by the completely rock hard rolls brought to showcase their flavored butter. Next I was bothered with ignoring the stuffing "junk food" like soups and salads. I am paying literally $30+ dollars for all I can eat crab. I do NOT want to waste $15 of my stomach space on bread, soup, and salad! So I explained that I am only here for the crab and I haven't eaten all day in preparation for this meal. So while I sat staring at four plates of crab cooling on the table across the row from us, and waiting through my companion Michelle's bread, soup and salad Drooling, I finally got my order.
My first plate of crab was a huge disappointment even in starving condition as I was. It seemed to be overcooked for more than 2 hours in boiling water. The over salted the shells were flexible like plastic. The meat inside was swelled with salt water and no flavor of crab left to it. It was so overcooked that even the usually solid tendon lines were soft pliable and even broke apart upon pulling and flexing. We were being hawked over by a creepy guy in nothing more than a striped 3 button T-shirt with a collar. No introductions, no talk up of the restaurant, nothing to indicate that he even worked for the place, as he came over and began asking if everything was correct and if everything was right. He seemed Jarred and shocked when I said no nothing is right and nothing has been right since we entered the establishment. I shortened my complaint down to be more precise in that the food was improperly prepared, since any High School teenager could drop some frozen crab into a boiling pot of over salted water.response / report this review -
11 October 2017
Rooms are clean and very comfortable with modern décor. The staff are friendly and very helpful. If I had to say anything negative it would be the access area off the elevators. Very tight and hard to get luggage from the elevator to the numbered floor that is separate by a double steel door but not enough to give it a lower star rating. Thank you Gould for a lovely 2 night stay.
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22 September 2017
Stopped here just to eat - very delicious food and awesome atmosphere to dine in. Nice outside deck that is on the main street. The Calamari was delicious and the crab cakes and salads were fresh and well made. Staff was super friendly and helpful in boxing up the large portions we couldn't finish.
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19 August 2017
The room was cute and chic. The bathroom was dirty and the rug was stained but other than that we were very happy! Bed was very comfortable, food was outstanding! 5 stars on food alone, bar was nice and drinks were on point. The staff was friendly and helpful.
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17 July 2017
They sell more rooms then have and then relocate you to cheaper place near by.
We booked room few weeks in advance for our romantic getaway. We carefully planned it and it was messed up when hotel called us an hour before we came saying that they overbook and we can not get room we paid for. Instead they moved us to Holiday Inn that located 15 minutes drive from them in the middle of nowhere. From conversation I understood that it happens pretty often and they alway relocated people in this location. That place is good if you are looking to spend night in motel, but not for romantic getaway that we planned.
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08 April 2017
Staying at this hotel due to its proximity to New York Chiropractic College (taking a weekend class there). All staff we encountered have been fantastic, super friendly and very helpful with suggestions. Food in the restaurant is delicious! Room is very cute, a chandelier over each bed. Only (minor) complaint would be is that there is no fridge in the room. Otherwise, great stay so far!
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04 April 2017
Staff was very friendly & helpful. Room was very neat & clean. Bathroom towels were very plush.
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23 March 2017
Comfortable rooms with a sparkly swank to them; tiny chandeliers over the beds. Serene, stark bathroom with deliciously hot water, Bath & Bodyworks toiletries, well lit & enough space to put down your cosmetics bag. Service is friendly & down-to-earth. Good food in the restaurant. Breakfast was a bit wonky, just cold & Continental but perfectly serviceable.
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12 February 2017
The room was beautiful. More than I expected compared to their online pictures. Parking in the rear was convenient and the hotel is perfectly placed in town. The continental breakfast was nothing special but it's free so no complaints here. Would definitely recommend.
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26 December 2016
I grew up in Seneca Falls so I'd always seen The Gould. I'd seen it as a shadow of what a motor lodge of the 50s was and always wondered what it was like inside. I'd also heard it had been renovated.
Now that I needed a place to stay when I was back to visit, I gave it a try. I like the rooms, they're kind of a sleek minimalist decor. The bed is really comfortable; I'd love to have the pillows they do.
The bathrooms are a nice reminder of the early 20th century start to the hotel, while being modern and functional.
I can't speak for the restaurant since I haven't eaten here, but it's a comfortable place to stay.response / report this review
