We found this place on Yelp because we needed a hotel quick near us to get out of the rain as we were backpacking in the area. This place is a classic old motor inn. The rooms are clean and comfy. They offered a light breakfast. Thanks for a nice stay! read more

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I booked a two night stay-last minute. When I arrived I was glad I didn't book more than that. The check in process went smoothly but the room I was assigned definitely needed upgrading. The furniture was very shabby and old but the room was clean. There was a microwave and a mini refrigerator present but the electrical hook up was a bit scary looking. I would not recommend or book this hotel again in the future. read more

We walked into a room that hit us with a stench of smoke and must. Only two nights there, but we had to wash every single piece of clothing we packed, just to get the *essence of smoke* out of them. As for the non-smoking promise? Ha! That didn't matter when a tribe of chain smokers had set up camp right outside our "sealed shut" window, puffing away like they were auditioning for a cigarette commercial. By the time we went to bed, I had to cover my head with a sheet just to breathe the *clean* air. Not the relaxing vacation I had in mind! Now, the lighting situation was *something else*. Picture two table lamps with bulbs that looked like they were tired from working too hard. The light they gave off could have been described as "dull yellow, slightly depressed." Oh, and the lampshades? Cracked, of course. The dressers were so crooked, I started thinking they were designed by a funhouse architect. Naturally, I never bothered to unpack--why ruin a perfectly good suitcase with all that chaos? Now, let's talk mattresses: *rock hard*. Not in the "firm, good for your back" way, but in the "you're going to wake up feeling like you've been in a wrestling match with a concrete slab" way. And every time I moved, I half expected the wooden bed frame to just give up and collapse like it was the end of a bad reality show. Onto the bathroom. The lighting? Fantastic. Everything else? Not so much. The tub looked like something straight out of a horror movie--chips in the paint, mold, water stains on the ceiling. I almost considered taking a bath just to *see* what would happen, but the tub seemed like it might retaliate. Do not recommend! read more

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Just found a cockroach in the bathroom. Hard pass. Bed is hard and super squeaky. Nice view and comes with mini fridge and microwave which is nice. read more

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Place is 100% noise. Between the trains running all night, cars on the highway, footsteps from the room above, and people walking by, I got in bed around 11pm and slept none at all. Forgive me for being cranky but I would have slept better in my car. The ceilings are disgusting as well. Cracks in the main area ceiling, the bathroom has an office tile ceiling with holes in it, discolored, and random things hanging from spider webs. They even forgot to add a lamp so the room is dark. To top it off, there weren't any outlets in the room so I had to move the dresser and unplug a lamp (dresser is beat half to death by the way). If you don't have an issue sleeping through noise, and aesthetics don't bother you, I recommend the place. The king size bed was pretty comfortable and $111 for a night isn't bad. They did clean most of the room very well (including the bathroom). I was born and raised in Washington DC so noise isn't a problem normally...nor are cheap walls...but this place aint what they said it was online. read more

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Don't let the appearance on the outside fool you for the appearance on the inside. Beautiful location and views, however the rooms are decrepit. They are very old, need a paint job because of peeling paint and pest control is a must. Many of the rooms have a stale smell. Had to have the room changed because of the condition. Breakfast is nothing to brag about but is edible. The sad part is that this place could be top notch if the owner fixed it up. The location is convenient and dining is available within walking distance. read more

Sooooooooo you can't beat the view from the balcony rooms for the price. We paid $144 on Priceline for a double room. Pros: Great view Friendly staff Close to Metro North Strong morning coffee and complimentary sack breakfast with 3 kinds of carbs! Cons: Dingy and run down. Chipped paint and dirty lampshades. No modern USB ports so you better come prepared. Bed creaks like a haunted house. You cannot have intimate relations on that bed or all of Peekskill will hear you! Patio has enough (big) spiders to give everyone in Peekskill a pet spider. Extreme spideriness! read more

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The expression of getting what you pay for is a little exhausted when you're still dropping $200 on a room at this motel. The largest positive was that the rooms were clean. That's important to note. That may be due to the aggressive cleaning staff who barged into my room without even knocking at 8:30am and then again at 9am. Check out was at 11am so it was certainly early. Plus, our door didn't have any inside safety lock, such as a latch or chain. The common spaces they tout were not up to par. The lobby of the check in building was fine enough, but the tables and chair outside were not accessible and filthy. The shower pressure my almost non-existent. I will say that the bed was comfortable. So that and the cleanliness of the bathroom room is what bumps my rating to 2 stars. read more

This place was ok, it needs some love, people nice, semi clean, needs paint and new beds. Nice view of the road ver and the power plant, Its a quick walk to a great Bar that has great food and drinks, Its called Copperhead Inn. read more

Was a beautiful view and great staff but the RAT PROBLEM IS OUT OF CONTROL! We had been invaded while there for my daughters wedding. Walked into my room and there was a rat eating thru my breakfast bag they gave us and rat poop all over my clothes. Other family members left early because they could hear them in the walls and couldn't sleep. OWNERS HAVE DONE NOTHING TO RESOLVE COMPENSATION. AVOID THIS PLACE BY ALL COSTS! We had to leave early, because they wouldn't get traps or deal with them till Tuesday! This was on a Friday! RUINED $1600 IN WEDDING ATTIRE. Proper authorities have been notified and liability claims will be filed. Don't let these guys ruin your trip. Was told it is under new management read more

The room was disgusting. Cobwebs and spiders in the corners, ashes in the drawer (which tracks, because the second you open the door you get hit with the smell of weed), and a floor spot that I'm just going to keep telling myself was dried-up ketchup. The beds were stiff, uneven, and honestly felt like they've been there since the 1960s. The only thing this place has going for it is the view; and even that doesn't come close to making up for the rest of it. For nearly $200 a night, I expected at least a clean room and a decent night's sleep. Instead, I got the complete opposite. What really sealed it for me was that I have never stayed at a hotel where the concierge didn't even bother to ask how my stay was... until now. It pretty much confirms what I already thought; this place has zero care or pride in what they offer. They lure you in with the "view" and forget everything else. Save your money and your sanity. I'd rather stay at a Motel 6 for $59 a night than ever stay here again. read more

The place is a little rundown. But the air conditioning is fantastic. And when there's a storm, you have a beautiful view of the river. Beautiful location and the rates are downright cheap. read more

Occasions have brought me to Peekskill infrequently in recent decades and this Inn's location is very convenient. Let me note, I last stayed here in 2004. However, I have noted that while run down ~20 years ago it is evident that today no money is put into maintenance and the property is pretty much being held together with spit and glue. Truly tragic as back in the 1950s and 1960s, though a true motor inn, this was considered a fine motel and it featured a very nice restaurant that was considered a destination, offered comfortable lodging, and had a well maintained pool. You arrive and immediately note the paint peeking off the weather beaten buildings and the plethora of once white rusting wrought iron. The rooms are small; mine had no desk or chair. While no coffee maker I did have a microwave (?) and a small refrigerator that serenaded me all night (along with the train, street noise, and the incessant window air conditioner attempting to work its heart out.) My room had a thin mattress double bed, exceedingly worn, chipped, cheap end tables -- one lamp and it's outlet didn't work -- and a cable wall cover lying on the floor with the open wall behind it. The floors, fortunately are pergo, not wall to wall carpet so I was a tad less skeeved out. The window blind was literally shredded; it was like a bad joke. Finding myself on the second floor, there was no elevator -- the entire property is not ADA compliant, and narrow brick stairs with indifferently maintained mortar that weren't easy to haul suitcases up. Fun times. The lounge is long closed; not sure about the pool. The view is okay, but the nuclear power plant is the focal point, though the river and mountains are gorgeous from this vantage point. Two friends were staying in other rooms (one was afraid to call the front desk as the phone receiver in her room was filthy) so we decided to sit out on the veranda and split a bottle of wine we'd brought. I then noted that every trash receptacle outside the rooms was overflowing with mature unemptied trash. As we sat outside other guests chain smoked; no area has been designated as a smoking area and we couldn't get away from the smoke (of course we then noted the many ground out cigarette butts in the parking lot.) My small bathroom had been updated with the cheapest possible sink, toilet, and tub shower insert, but since I was only there for the night I thought better of showering there as I only live two hours away -- I didn't want to push my luck, though the towels were clean. Imagine the cheapest, crappiest motel you see along scarcely traveled once busy roads and you are at the Inn on the Hudson. Btw, I paid $210 for the night (granted it was Labor Day weekend.) I know Peekskill is technically in Westchester County, but this is the butt part of it and the price is highway robbery. It's clear some outside private equity company has bought this as well as similar properties and is milking it and not putting a dime into maintaining it. While driving in this area is challenging at night I'd strongly recommend staying in Tarrytown, or up in Fishkill/Wappingers where there are quality properties rather than make this mistake. It's genuinely horrible. read more

Family stayed here last night to attend a wedding at the Abbey for my niece. They stayed here to avoid paying the ridiculous prices the Abbey charges per night but ended up regretting it. Immediately upon arrival they heard the sounds of rats in the walls. Sure enough they attended the wedding and when they returned to the hotel the rats had gotten into the food that they had in the luggage and scattered as they opened the door. Disgusting place. The customers in the next room also found a hole in one of the cabinets that had a rat trap in it. Everyone that stayed there complained about the rats. Sister stayed here many years ago for her wedding and while the place certainly wasn't the Ritz, it wasn't over run with rats. Get ur shit together. read more

Jaime is by far the nicest employee this place has. Everyone else was rude and very short with the responses if you had questions or requests. Jaime was sweet enough to book me in her favorite room on the property which ended up being the most lovely place to sit and watch the sunrise and the most beautiful view of the Hudson River. If I go back and stay there it's purely because of her exceptional customer service. The only complaint that I have is that the bed was absolutely uncomfortable. It felt so old and worn out that every day the pain was more and more and more until literally the last night that I slept there, I decided to sleep on the little couch which was not that much more comfortable. Management really needs to make a budget to buy some new mattresses. read more

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WHAT A NIGHTMARE. It's taken me a few weeks to post this review because it's terrifying to think of reliving it! We were headed to town from the Midwest for my uncles celebration of life. We booked this hotel for around $260 a night; Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This was my first time traveling since COVID, so I wanted to confirm they had proper cleaning protocols. The night before arrival, I called to ask about their cleaning procedures and the woman at the front desk kept telling me she couldn't find our reservation (Lie) (which is a common thing at this hotel by the way - read through the reviews). She was asking for a confirmation of the reservation, however the hotel doesn't supply a confirmation number. She said she was worried that I was fraudulent (seriously). All I wanted to understand was the hotel cleaning procedures and if the bad reviews I was reading online were true (unsafe, dirty, not covid safe). So pretend I'm not staying there, but thinking of staying there and provide some general information about the hotel. After arguing for 20 minutes, she finally told me we could see the room before we officially "check-in" (lie). That was basically the only thing I could get out of her. I did ask if she was going to be there tomorrow and she said no. (Lie) Guess who checks us in? Yup, the same lady! And she tells me that we aren't allowed to see the room before we check-in (lie). I remind her again of our conversation. She denies it and then finally agrees to let us see the room. On top of terrible customer service and a dirty facility there was also a very sketchy crowd of people around the hotel. My gut was telling me to get the heck out of there but I was trying to make it work. We go to view our room and the lock is broken - exactly what I was reading in the reviews and tried to confirm the night before. I tell her we don't feel comfortable staying in a room that had a broken lock especially with the sketchy crowd. We then got moved to another room, which was just as disgusting but luckily the lock worked (for now at least). Filthy, stinky and NOT COVID COMPLIANT. I've never felt so disgusted in my life. Bed stains, bugs all over the room, layers of dust and mold surrounding the shower. I will jump to the end of the stay or else this will turn into a novel. Friday around 3, we have a drink around the unfilled pool (that they will tell people is open but it's been closed - lies again) and then we head back to the room before dinner. BUT WAIT, we are physically locked out of our own room somehow. I go to the front desk to tell her and she tries endlessly to get us in but can't. It seems the lock itself is busted. Seriously? Finally, we seek another stayer who is more muscular and he is finally able to bust through the door after like 20 minutes (this was after we tried along with the front desk). Another BROKEN lock? I tell the woman at the front desk for the second time, we don't feel safe staying in a room that doesn't lock especially because of past reviewers complaining about break-ins. She brings us to another room on the upper level which has no blinds so you can see right into the room? Nope, I'm done. I tell her we want a refund and we plan to find a hotel that operates with integrity. The general manager (as you can see from past reviewers is never available/present) and will try to intimate you if you ask for a refund. We had to tell them that we were going to call the police if they didnt refund us. So do yourself a big FAVOR and don't even consider booking a stay here. I've literally never witnessed anything like this before and I've traveled a-lot. How is a hotel able to operate with such poor standards and no care for guests safety? They should be shut down immediately. Filthy, disgusting, deceiving, and UNSAFE! P.S I wish I had taken more photos but it was so chaotic! read more

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Let's start with the positives. The view of the nuclear plant was exquisite, and the pool that was locked up was crystal clear and looked like it would be really nice to swim in. And both counter folks we interacted with were quite pleasant. On the flip side... - rooms were horribly dated. Like 1950's Route 66 dated - sheets has what looked like knife cuts in them - pillows were pretty much unusable. I used a Tshirt stuffed with a towel. A towel that was obviously from a sandpaper lot at Home Desperate. - the train, the train. All night long, with a whistle as it passed thru - the main light switch shut off most of the outlets (love to meet that electrician), so we awoke to dead cell phones - probably not an issue given the above, but 2 of the lamps didn't work anyways - and, the kicker, the 4am maniac pounding on the adjacent room door screaming at the inhabitant to come out (not blaming the motel for that one) Honestly, could be a really nice getaway place with some basic maintenance and a little TLC. The village is really on the rebound; get on with it motel!!! read more

I will never return or recommend this place to anyone..we got there and the view was great of the Hudson river..we were greeted by a gentleman who we thought was maintenance, but turns out while he ate his sandwich he waited for the ambulance ..the Manager, Brian, was very pleasant at check in. We were given a room on the 2nd floor..now the issues start..we parked and carried our suit cases up to second floor only to walk out to a back parking lot, we were not told that the parking lot went around to the back .we walked into a marijuana smelling room which they knew as windows were wide open..the iron well not there just a bracket for it..needed paint and the worse was the copious amount of wires hanging from an ext cord..room itself seemed clean..then I got out and find a huge barrel of trash over flowing placed in front of the room..the multiple rat traps that were in front of our room clarified we were leaving..I went to Brian and to his credit tried to move is and when I said no immediately offered us a refund. We later spoke to someone that hd stayed and she left due to the mice running about her room and other sketchy behaviors next door read more

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I was in love with the photos of this place on line so I booked a room lol ..Went through AARP was given an option of 11 am check in ..I took it booked 2 months in advanced .. Called 2 weeks before to make sure we were all set ,I was told yes .. WHAT A JOKE ..Not only was there no 11 am check in availability.But the Nasty attitude of the Spanish / Mexican women at the front desk was Unacceptable.. She looked at me and said 3 pm ..I explained my check reservation showing her the PROOF It said 11 am ..Still she said your room is not ready what do you want me to do throw the people out ? I said well isn't check out 11 am ? No answer .. All she had to do was say you know what let's see if we can help you ..Maybe the first person to check out I will send house keeping right away so you can get checked in .. But nope the attitude and ignorance continued ..she then just kept on typing in her computer like I wasn't even standing there with desperation on my face..Now I just DROVE 3 HOURS from NJ .. left and came back at 2:30 and checked into my Not picture in brochure room ..NEVER AGAIN will I or family members Book here again .. read more

We stayed from June 17- 21st. The temperature in Peekskill was 91° plus and the A/C was.not.working. we tried another room, was hotter than ours. The bathtub has no hand railings, accident waiting to happen. read more

Great value. Clean. Walking distance to downtown. Amazing views. Found the room to be clean overall about what I would expect at a 3 star hotel. Bag breakfast! We loved that touch. I've travelled extensively and expectations are high when visiting a major city and paying 5 star prices. This hotel is fine for an overnight stay in Peekskill within walking distance of resturants, pubs, The Paramount, etc. The only alternative is The Abbey ($$$!) or maybe an airbnb. read more

It's a straight up motel and not an "Inn" The view is great and the staff is nice. It's just that's it like a dive motel with roll up blinds that don't keep lit the light, a tiny bathroom, shitty mattresses, thin walls and ceilings (you can here everyone and people walking above) There was even a cigarette burn in the sheet. read more

this is a get what you pay for place cheap rooms. nothing great, free coffee in main building 24/7 a grab and go breakfast(just treats, water) , no bugs in the room, everthing is tired. but you just got a room for a very low price. i would rather see a rat trap outside rather than a rat inside, face it there are RATS everywhere. front end staff kind and helpful, beautiful view from the property. i would not tell you not top stay, but you could do worse. i can beleive in the day it was the place to stay. i you are looking at a 4 star then try some place else, if you want to sleep cheap this is the place read more

I booked a reservation, but canceled after reading all the consistently terrible reviews about smell, noise, flooding of bathroom, etc. The photos look nice online and the name "Inn on the Hudson" suggests a lovely place. So I was almost fooled. Such a shame! The price was good, but I opted for a more expensive Air BnB to have a more enjoyable vacation. I hope maybe with all the complaints they can begin doing some upgrading and cleaning. read more

Here's the thing, if your standards for a hotel are very low then this place could work for you....otherwise its a complete dump!! Dirty and old and appears to have permanent residents drinking and barbequing in front of the rooms. So horrible we checked in and checked out a couple hours later! read more

See below - rude staff. We won't be staying here again. The bed sagged, the room smelled like cigarettes. read more

Inn On The Hudson - My recent review on Google - Hotels Near Me - Peekskill, New York

For all Schitt's Creek fans, this is as close to a true show fan experience you will ever get. From the dated lobby and quirky check in person, overgrown weeds as landscaping, Psycho Hotel Furniture, Sticky Bathroom Floors, Pool with no water, Doors that fall off the hinges, neighbors smoke billowing through the cracks of the windows, conversations overheard from each side wall, Car to Door Parking, Potholes and Cracked Black Top, Torn Awnings and possibly a haunting or two. This place has it all!!! read more

The view is absolutely breathtaking. The rooms are in desperate need of an upgrade. The bathroom door was damaged. The bed was so noisy, I barely got any sleep. I asked someone to come look at it. No one ever showed up. Staff was very friendly. This is one of the less expensive lodging options in the area and I can see why. I won't be staying there again. read more

DO NOT STAY HERE! Regardless of the reviews from other sites, don't stay here. Not even worth 10% of the $ 200 they charged me. Small room with no room to move. Closet about 12" wide in the corner. Bathroom sink did not drain and We could not brush our teeth or shave...had to use bathtub. Could NOT shower, the shower diverter did not work. Found dead bugs in the bathroom. They DO NOT have breakfast. You will be kept awake at regular intervals by the whistle of train passing by and the by turning on and off every few minutes of the A/C/heating unit located below the window about 3 feet from your head. Only positive thing....the girls at the desk were nice. read more

Place is a little run down, old, needs maintenance. But it does have a beautiful view of the river. The train going by is noisy and you hear the horn blowing all through the night. The "breakfast to go" is not much at all. We were lucky to be there when Ryan was at the reception desk. Shout out to Ryan, who was super nice and helpful, getting us one of the best rooms in the place. read more

Pretty typical roadside inn! Love the Schitt's Creek description from another reviewer. Not bad for the price but do expect some hiccups! This place could really be a neat place and looks like they are trying to update rooms with only a paint job. Too bad because the place has potential. The first thing I noticed were the wood floors. I was very happy there was not gross, dingy hotel carpet. Bathrooms are still dated, shelving and blow dryer falling off the wall. Shower door came off tracks and after 10 minutes of messing with it I finally got back in the tracks. Some outlets do not work and light bulbs burnt out. Small closet with a microwave and very small fridge/ freezer. The bed is very squeaky and mattress definitely not plush but I slept okay. The blankets are very thin but it is Aug. The AC worked very good. Loved the big front porches, more chairs on lower level would be nice. I usually sat on the patio around the closed up pool. I'm sure they are using every excuse not to open it. There is a very pretty canopy tree with seating under it as well. If the property was manicured there would be better views of the Hudson, but obviously they don't care about the view. Too bad once again, so much potential. Yes, there is noise from the train, down below, that runs along the Hudson! To be expected anywhere you stay in this area so I am very confused about some of the comments complaining about the train! It's upstate NY! And yes, there is traffic noise from Route 9 that also runs below hotel. There is always hot coffee in the lobby but don't forget your mask and you have to ring the bell to get in the office area. They also offer a bagged breakfast. I do like the little town area and park below the hill. It is about 1/2 mile walk down hill. Good restaurants, ice cream shop and amazing bakery. It's also a short walk into town the other way for more great restaurants and a awesome smoothy shop! Most of the staff was very polite and helpful. I would stay here again, forgo the luxury because the price is good. I only have one complaint, the one Asian woman that checked me in and I saw her one other time on Sunday, I found her rude and not very welcoming. Not someone I would have greeting my customers. Other than that, if your not high maintenance and not expecting luxury, it is not a bad place to stay. read more

Inn On The Hudson - The only view of the Hudson from the ground floor. - Hotels Near Me - Peekskill, New York

Stayed one night. This place is a total DUMP! Creepy, crappy rooms filled with old furniture (and not the good, antique kind), overall dirty and depressing. For just a few $ more you can stay at the Holiday Inn and it is the exact opposite! The annoying part....we picked this place to support the local mom and pop type place! read more

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The hotel's website promoted a VERY different property than the reality. Instead of On-demand movies and HD TV, we enjoyed a blurry picture on a nice sized screen with basic cable. Train horns and sirens all night long while we slept on a rock hard mattress simply added to our experience. Breakfast is basically convenience store packaged muffins and plain coffee, There is abundant mildew in the bathtub, a thick layer of grime above the shower door, and very large insects in the parking lot. We were also greeted by some hard-drinking day laborers as we checked in last night, adding to our overall sense of unease. Yes, some rooms (not ours) have AMAZING views. We, on the other hand, got the ground floor corner room closest to the train station (and the train whistle all night long). read more

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This inn is not worth the money at all. Everything in the room feels like more than 100 years old. The room and the bathroom are both small and the sealant of the shower and bath tub is dirty. The whole bedding set is pilling everywhere. I even found hairs on the sheet. I don't have the view that most of the reviewers admire. The view I have is 4 dumpsters and garbages. There are dirty stains on the office's doormat, walkway , and stairway. This inn is the worst I have ever had. I don't even want to give it a star. read more

The smell of cigarettes in the room was so strong that I couldn't stay. I checked out a few hours after check in, in opened the windows and waited to see if the smell improved but it didn't, it was nauseating. Their customer service was poor and they simply told me they wouldn't refund any portion on my stay because I didn't leave within 5 minutes. The desk person told me that all the carpeted rooms smell like that even through they say non-smoking rooms. I would not recommend this place, but if you must stay there make sure to request a non carpeted room (if I knew they have those in the first place...!), good luck. read more

Room had a weird smell , in very bad condition . Is not worthy at all , they should charge less, is like you are sleeping in a motel from a horror movie. read more

Since my grandmother moved to Peekskill 4 years ago, I have been staying at the only hotel/motel in town, the 'Inn on the Hudson' (formerly the Peekskill Inn). Before my visit this past week, I would have given it 1 star (maybe 2 if I was feeling generous). Although I've bumped it up to 3 stars with the recent renovations (flat screen TV's mounted on the walls of guest rooms, new dressers, side tables and beds), the place needs a major face lift (inside and out). Shower pressure and water temperature change drastically in the middle of washing your hair (not fun), the heater is either blistering hot or freezing cold (it's a constant battle) and the bathrooms are stuck in the 1970's. Don't get me wrong, there are a few little perks of the Inn. Location is great, it's right off the highway and it overlooks the Hudson River (which is gorgeous at any time of year). If you are on the top level, you have a balcony with this view and the bottom level has a front patio. Their free continental breakfast isn't bad, there are poptarts, cereal, bagels, pastries, coffee & juice. Every room also has a microwave and mini fridge, perfect for bringing home leftovers from one of the restaurants down the road. After years of only having wifi in the lobby, it's now available in all the rooms - thank goodness! If the Inn continues to make constant changes toward becoming a more comfortable, customer friendly motel, I will continue to stay there! read more

Inn On The Hudson - Snowy night at the Inn - Hotels Near Me - Peekskill, New York

If I could give 0 stars, I would. First off, the rooms are small, my lock was broken, and it reeked of pee. I also noticed that my room was not vacuumed, as there was dog hair all over the floor and long black hair, which is certainly not mine because I am blonde. The bed was hard and stiff, it squeaked with every move. My toilet didn't flush, and when I notified the woman at the front desk of this issue, she informed me that everyone had already gone home for the day. I asked her what I should do and she told me she'd call me back. As I waited 20 minutes for her to call me back... that's when I discovered the large, hard, green booger on the wall. I called her immediately and requested a different room. The room was larger, this one didn't smell of pee, but as I approached the window to close the blinds, I noticed a flood coming from the air conditioner. I went back to the front desk and brought her back to the room to show her and asked for a refund, which she did with no problem. I took my business elsewhere. This place clearly does not follow regular cleaning guidelines, let alone Covid cleaning guidelines. I was absolutely horrified at the cleanliness of this place, don't even bother staying here. read more

Inn On The Hudson - Flood - Hotels Near Me - Peekskill, New York

I am a medical professional who travels for work. My agency booked my stay here for my most recent assignment. After a long day of travel from CA I arrived at the Inn thinking I would be able to relax before my shift the next day. As most people who travel for work know, businesses have business cards, which is what my agency uses to book all my accommodations (including rental cars, flights, hotels, etc). I have never in my life experienced what I experienced here. My agency had booked through an entire month, my agency sent all the proper paperwork to the Inn and even confirmed it with a woman named Amber. When I arrived there however I was told that I would not be able to have the room because the credit card *company card* on file did not match my personal photo ID. Of course it doesn't, it's a company card through my job. After almost an hour of going back and forth with my travel liaison and the woman at the front desk, they still would not confirm me for my full stay. I have been doing assignments like these for much of the year and businesses usually appreciate working with other businesses because they are reliable. My photo ID matches the name of the person who the room is booked to, it is just paid for via my job. Their computer system must be outdated as well as all the forms they requested be sent were already sent the day before and none of the emails came through. I was also told that the woman who okayed my stay at the site, amber, had only been there a month so they didn't trust her to make that decision. They did offer to let me stay one night, but after the treatment we received we were not going to give them any money at all.. there was also an older woman at the front desk as well who kept saying things alluding to me being fraudulent which was extremely rude as well as I was standing right there.. Needless to say, my agency and I have been so turned off by this Inn just based off the treatment we received by staff at the front desk that they have now lost out of many thousands of dollars of guaranteed income and a quiet guest as well through the end of the year. Which, based on the other reviews and overall star rating, is not something they should be taking lightly. Probably a blessing in disguise for me after all, which is why I even gave 1 star to begin with. Respectfully, Under-appreciated Healthcare worker read more

My husband and I found this day of. We stayed in rm 1, a corner room above the office with a great view of the Hudson. It was downhill from there. The descriptions of the rooms are possibly of days from very long past. They don't match anything about the room we had (king). The sheets were very old, worn and scratchy with a red, old blanket in between two sheets. I would have left but this was last minute. The doors to the bathroom vanity were literally falling off which i didn't notice at first. It was all I could do to stay there. When I asked at booking, I was told that restaurants were just down the block. The town is very rundown and we couldn't find anywhere we would eat dinner and chose McDonalds. Not at all what we had planned for our evening. At least it was a known commodity. We left first thing in the morning, much earlier than we would have. I suggest looking at the 360 views of the town. We got a good photo of us on the balcony overlooking the Hudson. Think twice before booking. Look, don't listen to the PR. At the very very least they could get fresh and clean bedding. That is a no brainer. I don't get it. I would never stay there again. Buyer Beware. read more