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    Default Best Place to Stay in Fort Montgomery?

    I'm hiking a section through this area next month, and Fort Montgomery looks like a reasonable town night for me. Does anybody have any insight into whether The Inn at Bear Mountain or the Bear Mountain Bridge Motel would be a better place to spend a night? Is there someplace even better that I am missing? Any input is welcome, thanks.
    "Waning Gibbous" would be a great trail name.

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    Rooms at the Inn are in the $200 range, but I'm sure you'd enjoy it.
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    The cabins run by the Bear Mountain Lodge are much more reasonable, though I can’t remember what I paid. They are a short walk from the main inn.

    If you stay here, you’ll still have access to the included fabulous breakfast in the morning.

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    Haven't stayed at the Bear Mountain Bridge Motel myself, but have dropped off hikers there and shuttled other hikers who have. It is the cutest small well-kept motel i have ever seen. Hikers have only good things to say, especially about the folks that run the place. Clean, well-kept and 'Grandpa' is generally available to shuttle hikers to/from the trail. Also drives hikers into 'town' (couple miles north to Highland Falls) for laundry/food...not sure if that is always available. They are very hiker friendly, so just ask!

    There is also a Holiday Inn Express in that area, almost right across the street from the motel.

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    Cool Been here, done that

    Have stayed here
    https://www.ihg.com/holidayinnexpres...ny/hoteldetail
    and found it to be just fine. It's business oriented and does not cater to hikers, but they do allow them to stay.

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    All good info - thanks everybody.
    "Waning Gibbous" would be a great trail name.

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