CopperLine Lodge

After breakfast, we swapped stories with the other guests, and Annie even serenaded us on her guitar. My boys loved hearing acoustic covers of their favorite bands. There are different room options, all clean and cozy, but the whole experience is what makes this a special place. It feels like stepping back to the way a lodge should be run. We’re already looking forward to coming back.

Ryan and Annie were so welcoming, always smiling, and the place felt more like a bed and breakfast than a hotel, which we loved. It was affordable and had what our group needed. We stayed in the queen's suite and liked being able to get easily to the main lodge and kitchen. A few things could use attention: one of the bed frames creaked a lot, the living room could use lamps since the kitchen light was so bright, and some extra grip in the bathtub would help because it could get slippery for someone with poor balance.

Annie made me feel at home before I’d even checked in. She was hosting a communal Thanksgiving dinner when I walked in and immediately invited me to grab a plate, without even asking if I was a guest. That’s the kind of place it is. The room was great, and they’ve got the rustic look down without the dust. I’d call it an old-school bed and breakfast with personality. I’ll stay again.

After spending a cold night camping, we were so glad to have a warm, clean room at CopperLine Lodge. The main lodge felt extra cozy with its Christmas decorations, and breakfast was included and delicious. Ryan and Annie were friendly and made us feel welcome. My boyfriend and I were in Saratoga for late fall fishing and booked this for our second night. We’ll recommend it to friends and plan to come back.