We would stay at this motel again. It was the only hotel with outside entrances that we stayed at…read moreduring a long road trip. Our room was clean. It looked like the motel had recently undergone some renovations. The sink was outside the bathroom area. The bathroom was a little on the small size. The refrigerator was nice sized. The main downside on the room was that the bed was on some kind of metal frame that echoed loudly when touched. The bed itself was comfortable. The staff was nice and directed us to the parts of town with restaurants. There is no breakfast, but the front desk has coffee, tea, oatmeal, popcorn and Honeybuns for the guest.

During a once in a lifetime storm that hit Highland Falls in Aug we had 2 rooms booked the night…read morebefore R-Day at USMAPS. Unable to get to the town due to the flooding it took numerous phone calls with the hotel to get them to agree on a 2 room credit. This was not an easy task, despite the town being flooded and all roads blocked they said sorry we are open and it's our policy when you cancel day of not to reimburse. So we agreed to take the two room credit. Our first credit was able to be used. It took two phone calls to arrange but nevertheless they agreed to honor one credit. When I attempted to use the next credit they said it was lost. All room credits need to be used in same year (2023). So they received $180 we couldn't use originally because a flooding disaster and provided no service in return. This is a case of a business who knows despite what they do it won't matter because of the proximity to a University/tourist attraction like West Point. They don't care about customer service, or updating the hotel etc, they will get the tourists and the families who visit students money regardless. Throughout my communication they have been rude and spoke with a tone that was not professional. Again they can do this because they know all rooms will continue to be booked. So I know this review won't have an impact on the hotel but I firmly believe you get what you give. Sooner or later the hotel management will get a return on all the negativity they have given.

Stayed in the Gala suite at the Cider Mill Inn on a recent getaway to Pine Island, NY. Very…read morebeautiful victorian B&B decorated with period antiques but has all the modern amenities a traveller would desire including wi-fi, cable, A/C, fireplace, plush terry robes and also a hot tub and pool. A front porch is available to relax and enjoy the country fresh air. And it wouldn't be a B&B w/o the breakfast so for you foodies out there the food is absolutely delicious which included fluffy pancakes, bacon, fruit, oatmeal and the fresh made scones by your host are to die for! If you want to stay in a quiet, quaint B&B with friendly hosts surrounded by nature this is the place.

Just back from our stay here and happy to report the place is as good as others say. Great…read morelocation, VERY friendly inn keeper and lovely, seasoned rooms. The building was erected in 1865. If you like history, this place is your thing. Historical, BUT with all the modern appointments that made our stay comfortable and pleasant. Proprietor Bob is a friendly man with all the right stuff to be a host. The property and rooms are immaculate, everything works and there are some nice amenities including a huge swimming pool, 24/7 coffee and tea, microwave and fridge upstairs and AC in every room, plus ceiling fans and Wifi. Lovely decor too and the little things like scented towels and delightful shower cosmetics. plus hot, hot water, good water pressure in the shower, and thick terry robes in each room make this a cozy sport to hang your hat after a busy day out exploring the environs. Breakfast was fresh, hot and delicious and Bob was flexible with creating offerings based on our preferences. We did not leave for 90 minutes after check out because we spent the time chatting with Bob, he is that personable. We have spent much time at B&Bs here and in Europe. this place gets five stars! Spacious rooms · Thoughtful amenities · Quiet rooms

This establishment was extremely wonderful to stay at, came in later in the night but the owner…read moredidn't mind and was extremely professional and kind. The price was very affordable. Highly recommended.

Spent two nights at the Tuxedo Motel. The owner is one of nicest motel/hotel owners that we've ever…read moremet. He took care of our laundry for us since we were hiking the Appalachian Trail. The motel is older but has been maintained over the years.

We were in the area so we booked a room here as it look nice. Our check in information was sent to…read moreme in an email as there is no one on site . We arrived late at night and had no problem finding the room as it is a small house. The room was very clean and comfortable. Nice details and a Nespresso coffee for the morning.

The Station Inn is a beautiful, luxurious place to spend the night. I got married in Pawling and…read morehad my wedding block here, and guests loved the chic, minimalist vibe and being right in the center of town. It was also great because they have not only rooms but suites and 1 bedroom apartments so everyone was happy. The beds are beyond comfortable with plump pillows and we appreciated the coffee station. Susan and her team are so responsive and welcoming too and made such an effort to support my wife and I on our special day! She even put out rose petals on our bed!

Very good place to stay when your in town. They are very clean, and have great service. They offer…read morehoneymoon suites with hot tubs. The staff is great, and its very affordable. The value is great and they have week night specials. Will say its great value and the place is clean and you always get a smile. This establishment is the cleanest and you get value in the service of the hotel.

Needed a last minute hotel on a Friday night to stay over after day trip to beacon. When everything…read moreelse was booked these guys had a room. The four stars is relative to what the hotel is. It's a solid economy room. For the price, no complaints. It's economy for a reason: totally throw back hotel experience - smoking allowed so there's that hotel cigarette smell, good water pressure on the shower, thinnish walls so you'll hear loud convos and sex next door, coke machine outside, etc. Desk guy was super nice and let us check out the room before we paid. If you need a cheap place to crash and can handle the old school style of the place, do it.

Such a lovely hotel. There's a cafe with a great barista and amazing baked goodies, a lovely…read moreseating area with a continental breakfast, plus laundry and all sorts of great services. The room came with a booklet letting you know where to eat, shop, and all the local transit services. Like they thought of EVERYTHING! Our hotel just before traveling here was the Marriott, and this was easily on the same level. Room has all the accommodations you could need, with a fridge (not a mini fridge!), a little TV, and a desk/vanity. My only tiny gripe is a lack of outlets (as someone with a million devices to plug in.) Our AC wasn't working correctly when we came in, but the front desk immediately sent a handyman that replaced the motherboard. Just unreal service.

The staff is kind and very helpful. It was so nice stayung in a place full of other Jehovah's…read moreWitnesses. All the guests were also friendly and kind The beds are comfortable and clean. The breakfast thats served in the morning is delicious and there's a couple options to chose from. Everyone respected quiet hours as well. There's a pool that we didnt use, but it would have been cool if we did. There is a seating area outside as well. My favorite thing about the entire place is the gift shop!!!! Everything inside was related to JW (organizers for tracts and magazines, service bags and purses, bible and song book covers, ties, cute scripture pins that you could use as gifts, etc). I got some cute stickers and a Bible Study Journal so now I can stop writing all my notes like a loony in the edges of my bible Harvest Inn is about 1hr 3min to Warwick Bethel and Patterson Betherl and about 10ish minutes to Walkill Bethel. There's a kingdom hall in Pinebush as well. If you plan on going to New York City from here, Plan to go to the train station in Beacon as it takes you straight to grand central. Parking is free on the weekends and $10ish (i think) for the weekdays. (Much cheaper than going to NYC by car. My one and only gripe: Whoever was in the room above us was not lightfooted. We heard every squeak of their footsteps and it was rather annoying because it affected my husband and I's sleep. It felt rather rude that they walked so heavy. But thats my only complaint. Actually 1 more but its more of a suggestion: Most hotels, inns, and motels I have been to have ADA accessibility. There's no buttons to help open doors. Im not personally disabled but it would be nice to see something like that installed in the future for those who need help opening doors 4/5 stars

I spent a night in Heidi's Inn while visiting the area. Overall, the hotel room was clean and…read morepresentable, with two very small beds in the room. I was in room 3, which is in the building closest to the road. As a result, I had a lot of road noise, lights in the window from headlights all night long, and the blackout curtains did not help. The bed itself was uncomfortable, especially the pillows. This is like a common theme for hotels lately: they're all buying the same pillows. They fluff up and look beautiful and all, but they're filled with nothing but air. The moment you put your head on them, you're laying on a thin layer barely a half inch thick. I spent about half the night sleeping on my arm before waking up to it numb, then grabbed my backpack and used it as a pillow. The light pollution into the room isn't limited to the roadway, either. There are bright lights behind the rooms, which shine into the windows. I saw some of the reviews mentioning the great continental breakfast, and I have to wonder if we stayed in the same place. I went down to breakfast, and there was a small table covered with plastic wrapped pastries that looked older than I am. I grabbed a banana from it, and left.

Check in/out Turn down service. Tops…read more Directions spot on! Very clean. Thanks again breakfast superb

We stayed here when we wanted to go to an event at night over the border a little in NY, Danbury…read morehad the nicest hotels and this one looked good. I loved it and now want to go stay at their other hotels! We didn't eat in the hotel but I really wish we had, maybe next time.

What an amazing experience we had at Hotel Zero degrees. The Front Desk Manager, William Curley…read moremust be applauded. We came in the middle of a snowstorm and he did EVERYTHING possible to make our stay seamless and enjoyable. The staff of Valentina, Vincenza, and Yossef could not have done more for my daughter, my dog, Maddie and me. They were exceptional, and they were BUSY. There was even a lady cleaning up after every, single guests' dirty boots. And she was smiling!!. I was nervous we would lose power and what a comfortable atmosphere that was to calm our fears. Thank you, William. Great job.