1,916 Comments for The Pines Hotel

Am I crazy or was there a bungalow in the Catskills known as Sunny Crest Villa?

Anyone remember the Guild Manor Bungalow Colony across from the Nemerson?

This is part of the employee quarters, but when I was there (94 to 96) working in the camp, we lived across the street in condemned buildings called the shacks.

i went to my cousins wedding richie newburg in that hotel it was a very nice hotel.also my grand father had a general store in hurleyville n.y how time goes by.

Geez, dandylions and moss growing in the lobby carpet. I never would have guessed the Pines would have ended up this way. However, back in 7/96, it was showing its age.

When I stayed here, I never did use the indoor pool.

I can't believe it's deteriorated this much in just 11 years....

Wow, these pictures really bring back memories. Thank you, Motts, for posting these.
I stayed at The Pines for a week in 1996 for a family reunion when I was 6. Searching for the Pines online is how I found Opacity. Too bad the hotel closed.

This is really wierd. It's like De ja vu. I swam here 11 years ago, as a little kid....

That's "Art Deco" architecture, for ya. Either you love it, or hate it. When my family stayed here , I was just 6. I remember thinking it looked like an office building.

With that carpet, it's a good thing people usually don't have hangovers before going to the bar!

Ceiling tiles don't like water.

Reminds me of this lady my dad works with. One time, she was eating lunch in her office, and she spilled chili all over her typewriter and paper work!

When I was a little kid, I wanted to make a cosmonaut helmet out of one of these.

fuck, its like the shining all over again