We were down in the Hudson valley for our anniversary, mid-March, and decided to stay at the inn…read more This turned out to be a great idea. Where do I start? The innkeeper, Nancy, was just amazing. She was so nice and welcoming and that always makes all the difference. Before we even checked in, she was nice enough to give us recommendations on things to do and places to eat, and she did the same while we were there. The inn itself is small, only 3 rooms, and I think that makes it even more special. It's beautiful inside and out. The trees were a bit barren in March but even then, there was a certain beauty in the barrenness. I'm sure when everything is in full bloom, the grounds will be amazing (the same is probably true of the whole valley). The inside was done up really nicely too. There's a dining area, a living room, a wet bar and lots of seating downstairs, all with nice decor. We stayed in room 3 and it was beautiful, it was also pretty big with a large bathroom as well. One of the things I loved was that breakfast was at whatever time you wanted it. You wrote down your time on the clipboard the night before and showed up when you were ready. That makes it so much easier to be on your own schedule. And the breakfast! Delicious! You have your usual tea, coffee, juice, cereal, bread but then the rest is all freshly made. We were there two mornings and the first one we started with fresh fruit all cut up, and the second with overnight oats. Then you get a pastry type item (freshly made), then you can pick either a savory option (e.g. poached eggs) or a sweet one (e.g. pancakes), each day was something different. That great breakfast made for a good start to the day. Also worth noting that there were bottles of water for free in the wet bar, which I always think is a nice touch. The inn is in a good location, close to lots of wineries, restaurants, and not too far from the FDR house and the Roosevelt mansion. It's right next to a trail that leads to the walk-over-the-Hudson - that walk is a must! Crossing that bridge is so beautiful. We had an amazing time and I can't recommend this place enough. We will definitely be back.

Really great. This place should not be called Inn At…read moreTwaalfskill. It should be called The Nancy Show. I say that in the most respectful way and only mean to say that I'm guessing the whole shebang would be next to nothing without her touch, her oversight and her attention to detail. The detail in the rooms, the perfection at breakfast, the lovingly manicured grounds, assorted wonderful nooks... at first I was wondering what there is to DO in Highland and, to be honest, I'm still not sure... but given the bike path, beautiful scenery and Inn At Twaalfkill, I'm not sure what else you need. I'm not always a fan of B and Bs... they can tend to be a little twee and you feel like you have to tiptoe around... partially because the walls in a good hotel are much thicker, the spaces less cramped, your anonymity more protected. There may be a bit of that tip-toeing here (the floors are pretty squeaky and you are worried that you are making too much noise for someone on a different sleeping schedule) but that is the only downside. We had just spent two nights in a pretty nice hotel in Beacon. The room was over 50% more expensive than here and, while large enough, there was not one square foot of horizontal space to put anything down in the bathroom.... The room at Inn at Twaalfill had so much guest-friendly space (especially in the bathroom), you would not likely have a use for all of it. If all B&Bs were this great and this price, I would never stay anywhere else.

Just came back from a family vacation at the ranch. First time there (since I was a little kid) and…read morewe had an amazing time! Loved the all-inclusive aspect and the fact that we could do a little at a time and hang out in the room whenever we wanted. Sports and games all over the property makes it easy to have fun, plus lots of places to relax. The food was delicious and the staff was super helpful and friendly.

If you were to choose between Rocking Horse Ranch and Great Wolf Lodge, it's an easy choice. Yes,…read moreRocking Horse Ranch is more expensive but there is an endless amount of activities for the kids to do. We came on the coldest weekend of the year but my kids had a blast skiing, snow tubing, horseback riding, pony rides, arcade, game room, playing laser tag, swimming in the pool, the outdoor hot tub, and the nightly shows. Food is included in the price and it is buffet style for breakfast and lunch. Dinner is not but you are more than welcome to order more and take things to go. There's snacks available between lunch and dinner but there's also hot chocolate/coffee available all day long with some pastries. The only downside were the rooms. They are connected so if you have loud neighbors, you won't be getting good sleep. Overall, my kids loved the place and want to go back soon. I guess we'll have to wait for another Black Friday deal.

Stayed here for one night while hiking in the area. For a Saturday night stay, we paid $268 which…read moreis on the pricer side for what the hotel was offers. Room was clean and spacious; we had a 2 queen bed with sofa on the 2nd floor. Plenty of parking and they had breakfast. Front desk lady who checked me in was friendly. They don't have an elevator so if stairs are a no go then you'd want to request a room on the first floor. The door by the stairs is exit only which was inconvenient since you had to walk around in the parking lot and enter through the lobby. There was a card reader on the outside of the door so they should consider fixing it so it can be used as an entrance. Coffee in the lobby was weak in flavor, very light. Breakfast options were limited. Only hot options were microwaved eggs and bacon and you can toast English muffin. A waffle maker would have been nice. Since they don't have a gym, there wasn't a water fountain in the hotel. While they did have a pitcher of water, it was small and not really effective for the whole hotel to use.

For all outward appearances the hotel is nice. No pool though. The staff is friendly and helpful,…read morethe room was clean. Good size bathroom. Complimentary breakfast is just ok, but it is something to eat. My primary complaint is that we paid weekend rates and our room was never serviced. Got back from a long day out sightseeing to dirty towels, unmade bed etc. I had to go to the front desk to ask for clean towels. I wasn't able to reach the front desk via phone, it just rang busy. I also realize the screaming kids next door weren't their fault but I couldn't call the desk to complain. Not sure we will stay here again without a compelling reason.

It was my wife's Birthday and she wanted a facial. The Spa…read moreat Buttermilk Falls was the place she wanted to go. Not only was it reasonably priced but the staff was friendly and accomodating. AND when my wife came out of the building she was the happiest ever as the facial was exceptional for her. Irene, the aesthetician, was very good and my wife will be back!

I did not stay at the Inn however I went there for a Facial at their Spa. We were told it was a…read moretemporary site as the spa was being renovated. I thought the space they were using was perfect and was surprised it was temporary. I've had many Facials before and this was my best one. Irene was the aesthetician. I highly recommend her and this spa. I would like to return if I am in this area again.

This cute little old-style motel transports you back in time to when these were destinations and…read morenot just a place to lay your head. Immaculately clean with gleaming fittings in the bathroom and around the room; towels folded and sheets made as if by a Marine recruit. A "coffee shop" is attached that has barstools like an old soda shop - you'd expect the Fonz to pop right in the door! Very quiet despite being next t mo the road. Non- noisy room heaters/ac! Outstanding - highest possible recommendation.

This is a family-run motel smack in the middle of Hyde Park. It is close to the Vanderbilt Mansion…read moreand a short drive to the Culinary Institute. Our room was comfortable. It has a wet bar with a mini fridge. The "coffee shop" is accessible 24 hours for ice and coffee. Dunkin Doughnuts and bagels and fresh fruit are put out there for breakfast. I love being able to park outside our door. They have a friendly dog too!!

So nice! Love the free coffee, cookies and waters; breakfast was also good. Room was clean, well…read morelit; would stay here 100% again!

Great experience, no complaints! Beautiful hotel with breakfast and pristine, spacious rooms. We…read morestayed in a room with a king bed and kitchenette with a full fridge and dishwasher. There was a bathroom with a large mirror and huge closet for your belongings. Breakfast had great options and the property even had fire pits on premise - although we sadly couldn't enjoy them due to the rain. Had a great stay. Thank you!

I stayed her from Sunday to Wednesday. Pleasantly surprised. Our room was clean and very quiet…read more Check in a breeze with electronic door locks, using a phone to enter! There are just a few things,minor, but worth mentioning. One, the complimentary coffee and tea was always cold in the evening, somewhat disappointing as most Hampton Inns have it hot and ready all the time. Secondly, I had to ask several times for towels as they do not clean your room every day. (Wasn't aware but ok really). Overall I was very satisfied with my stay and will choose this hotel again next visit.

Went for Valentine's Weekend. The hotel was clean and smelled fresh. The front desk was friendly I…read morethink his name was Richard and nice. As a HHonors member, I also received a complimentary upgrade to my room. I also had special requests due to being in a wheelchair. They were all met! Beds were comfortable. Downsides were that the hot tub was closed and the breakfast the next morning tasted fine. But it was empty. Had to keep asking for a refill of food. As they had one person working on it. Should have had more staff on to attend the dining area and make the food on a holiday weekend.

Had the most horrible experience in this hotel last night!! I went to check in for a king size non…read moresmoking and when I got to the hotel after reserving they told me they no longer had that room available. So they gave us a two queen non smoking which was fine. After reading some of the reviews I got concerned to check for BED BUGS and sure enough we found one under the bed as well as candy wrappers and HUGE stains on the side of the bed frame. If this wasn't bad enough there were stains on the bed sheets. I went downstairs to ask to be moved to another room and the concierge said he only had smoking available. It was upsetting to me that he would suggest that because upon check in he specifically told me "I wouldn't recommended the smoking room for you if you aren't a habitual smoker". Sure enough I checked the smoking room and I absolutely could not sleep in that type of environment and it was also disgusting. I was not given a refund for this inconvenience and ended up driving 3 hours back home because there were no other options. I plan to fight this and received a refund because this is completely unacceptable!!!!!!!

We stayed here when attending a cross country meet in Wappingers Falls at Bowdoin Park. The hotel…read morewas clean and quiet, check in was friendly. There was a pool table in the lobby which my son and his friends liked. They sold wine and beer from the check-in desk which seemed odd. Breakfast in the morning included make it yourself waffles, yogurt, and cereal. Television was a little blurry. Don't think it was set up properly. Bed comfortable. They made a mistake in our reservation so can't give 5 stars. Basic place to rest your head.

I recently stayed at the Inn at Bellefield while I was in the Hudson Valley for work and had an…read moreexemplary experience. The folks at the front desk were super helpful and kind throughout my stay. What lovely people they have working here. The lobby is chic and lovely and the restaurant looked upscale as well. My room was on the fourth floor and had a lovely view of the lush green fields and trees below. It has a king bed which was very comfortable throughout my stay. It also had a nice little kitchenette with a closer to full size fridge than you normally get in hotels. It als had a small seating area with a sofa and desk. Both of which came in handy for hotel working. It was clean and had everything I needed for a comfortable stay (including Starbucks coffee and Coffee-mate liquid creamer in the room!). Get to it!

Way to expensive for what they offer…read more A hotel sitting in a construction site is your first impression The rooms are spacious but look and feel very very cheap. Bobs store quality furniture, etc The hotel is also very noisy pipes in the wall pining and doors slamming in the halls make for a rough nights sleep