Stopped by on the way back from MA having stocked up at the dispensary. The girlfriend and I order…read morethe cheese steak and French dip with fries and onion rings. We ate in the car outside the bar and absolutely destroyed the food. One of those random joints that sells the basics and crushes every aspect of it. Doesn't taste anything like the usual manufactured bar food. Check this place out.

We stopped here for some food while passing through the state using the campground as a sleep…read moreplace. It was later at night so it took a little while to get our food but it was delicious! Nice local vibe, the waiters were great, but they need reservations for parties over 6 so that's something to keep in mind.

Dinner at Stagecoach Tavern was utter chaos. The singular star is dedicated to the bartender & the…read moreburger my partner received. We came to RBL for a very specific concert. When we reserved our room, we purchased the dinner package, which included a three course dinner at Stagecoach Tavern. The website stated that gratuity was included in the package because "we have raised our prices to provide better wages for our staff." With the lack of a front desk & seemingly no internal system for keeping track of guests, this "package" proved to be difficult & frustrating to redeem. The staff didn't seem to to know about our 6:45 dinner reservation, let alone our dinner package. But eventually we were led to a table where we sat & waited. & waited. We waited so long, without anyone visiting our table to even take our drink order, that we had time to notice some disturbing things around us. 1. Lipstick stains on the cloth napkins. 2. Lipstick gunk on the water glasses. 3. Flies buzzing around everywhere. 4. Other patrons looking annoyed & restless. About 15 minutes into our sit, another couple was led to a table next to us. Then the server returned to take their drink order. Then they received their drinks. Then they ordered food. ... All before anyone spoke to us. At one point, we made note that they might know the owner. In that case, how embarrassing for Stagecoach Tavern to have a dining room full of restless guests & continuing to only dote on the customers they know personally. Bad practice. Finally, after about almost an hour of sitting, a very stressed bartender noticed us. He stopped to take our drink order, despite our table being very obviously out of his jurisdiction. He was out of breath & agitated, so we didn't think it was a good time to bring up our alleged "package." We just ordered "whatever can be made quickly," since we had a concert to get to. My partner ordered the burger. I ordered the fried fish. He was quickly on his way. Then the special table next to us received their food. Our table was still empty, except for the lipstick stained napkins, the lipstick gunked water glasses, & the flies. There was a table of 3 near us that had been already sitting when we arrived at Stagecoach Tavern. They were restless & clearly upset. When they finally got a chance, they flagged down the elusive server (who had still not visited our table) to ask for their food to-go. They couldn't wait any longer. We watched in horror as the server gave no explanation, no apology, & no discount to the table of 3 that was requesting their "fine dining" to-go because it was taking so long. After speaking with the table of 3, the server finally came to our table. It had been OVER an HOUR since we had been sat. She didn't realize that the bartender had been by, so she asked us what she could get us to drink. We told her that we didn't need to order anything, as we had already spoken with the bartender. I did request replacement water glasses, though. We also asked if our two entrees could be covered by our dinner "package" because we didn't have the time to wait for a three-course meal at this point. She said no. We asked her to check with a manager. The VIP table next to us had completely finished their meal & were waiting for the check, at this time. We didn't hear back from her & didn't receive new water glasses. Eventually, our drinks & food were dropped at our table by a member of the kitchen staff. My partner said the burger was phenomenal. The fried fish dish was a nice medley of flavors. I particularly enjoyed the unique blueberry/dill combination. It was, unfortunately, tedious to eat & not enough food. I knew I would still be hungry, but we certainly didn't have the time or patience to order anything else. The concert was due to begin at any moment, so I left the tavern to head over to the venue, leaving my partner with the unsavory job of settling the bill (thank you, love you.) Apparently they did eventually call it a wash, as our two drinks & two entrees tallied up to a total that was far less than what the dinner package could potentially include. My partner left a $20 bill on the bar for the bartender. After the fact, we were charged $185 for the dinner package that was supposed to be included in our room reservation. They included a $24 restaurant gratuity charge which really tied my knickers in a knot, considering their spiel about raising staff pay & included gratuity. Even if you build your own three course dinner by ordering the most expensive starter, entree, & dessert off the menu, you still won't tally up a $185 bill. The dinner package is a scam. After repeated attempts to contact their customer service (again, there's no front desk) we finally received a refund for the dinner package. What a disaster. Where is management?

An absolute fabulous dining experience. From being greeted by a gracious host to engaging with a…read moredelightful bartender, there is absolutely no down points to the Stagecoach Tavern. This unique and quaint respite in Sheffield provides both an indoor and outdoor relaxing food and drink experience. It was too cold to go outdoors, but they did have a fire pit going in case one wanted to brave the elements. Inside the restaurant you will experience a variety of different seating choices. From booths to tables to private fireplace options, you could go back again and again without sitting in a cookie-cutter type table. The inside is decorated with a variety of historic stagecoach memorabilia. Very cool. Onto the food. Dining started out with the sourdough basket appetizer. Fresh toasted sourdough bread with a buttery garlic side cup is a solid opener choice. You get plenty of bread for two or more to share. The shrimp and scallop risotto main entrée was terrific even the risotto critic couldn't argue. Fairly good sized with a respectable amount of both shrimp and scallops. The risotto had a nice Parmesan topping with a touch of lemon. Now, the Chick lien pot pie was outstanding! A sweet pastry topping kicks this decadent special. Lots of flavor in every spoonful. They've got a fantastic talented bartender, who has some great drink suggestions that might tempt you to go off menu.

Can not say one bad thing about this place!! Ambience is comforting as well as the fast service!…read moreBartenders are incredibly kind and are very knowledgeable in any drink or food item you may choose. One can play pool and hang with friends & drink at the best prices! If you're in the Catskill-Cairo area, this is the place! :)

Love this place - wings are in fact the best in town and the service & ambiance were incredible…read more Will make sure to find a way back!!!

Renovated "motel" but more of a lodge…read more Rooms are small, but tastefully and thoughtfully decorated. Our Queen room had a small fridge, loveseat / sitting area and desk. Appreciated the charging station next to the bed and space efficient folding table / night stand too. All the furnishings were fun and quirky - not a boring or sterile hotel furniture at all. Steele, the property manager is thoughtful and full of great recommendations for nearby things to do and places to eat. Basically Yelp all the nearby top eats - lots in NY without having to cross to MA (Hillsdale, Cross Roads, Four Brothers, Roe Jan, etc) Felt very safe during COVID - contactless check in and out, no room service during your stay (you don't need it) but they empty your bins and sort trash / recyclables every night. As a green vegetarian myself, I appreciate a green mission statement! Noticed some cleaning supplies were also "green". We snowboarded at Catamount conveniently 2M down the road and hiked Bash Bish Falls (crowded but nice) and Audubon Sanctuary (less trafficked mossy trail). Would love to revisit in a warmer season! Perfect city getaway or restful stop on your journey.

This is a beautiful little place a step or two away from the main district of the quaint town of…read moreHillsdale. Clean, quiet, and thoughtfully decorated, it is definitely a little gem. The manager was very friendly and considerate to me and my six year old daughter. He really goes out of his way to make you feel welcome. The pool is really perfect and a peaceful place to relax. The landscaping is quite lovely and adds to the overall serenity. I would recommend this place to anyone seeking peace and quiet in a clean, respectful, and calm environment.

Wow! What a beautiful hotel. This old home tired hotel was amazing! We were lucky enough to have…read morethe whole house as friends rented it for a wedding party and it was beyond amazing beautiful quaint and perfect location from the venue and town. Quick walk from the train and walking distance to so much beautifully decorated and just perfect atmosphere.

The Amelia is a wonderful, truly unique place. I came here on a self-created writer's retreat, to…read moremake some progress on a stalled book project, and it was the perfect place for me to write, free from distractions. But it would also be a superb choice for a solo or couples' vacation--I'd love to return someday with my spouse--or a corporate or extended-family retreat, if you reserved the entire property. It's important to understand what The Amelia is and isn't (in light of some of the other reviews). It isn't a full-service hotel--there isn't 24/7 staffing--and it isn't a bed and breakfast (so there's no hot breakfast, or even a restaurant). That said, if you need anything, the staff is super-responsive by text, and they do offer daily housekeeping if you want it. Instead, think of The Amelia as a private home, owned by a wealthy friend with impeccable taste, and you have the run of it. And the lack of full-time staff gives you even more privacy (aside from other guests, but when I was there, we didn't bother each other). There are multiple beautiful public rooms on the first floor--perfect for lounging with friends, reading, or working--and a gorgeous area in the back with a 35-foot-long pool, patio, and fire pit. And you get to enjoy it all. My room (#6) was fabulous. It's spacious and at the top of the house, so it feels secluded, and it has what I'm guessing is the best view in the house, overlooking the pool and backyard. The serenity is great for working, reading, or sleeping. There's a giant walk-in closet (which I didn't avail myself of, but it's there). My bed was incredibly comfortable, of what I consider ideal firmness (a pretty firm mattress). There's a desk in the corner that's excellent for working. The windowed bathroom has a huge shower with a rainfall showerhead and great water pressure (weak pressure is a pet peeve of mine). The location can't be beaten. It's on Allen Street, which is pretty and quiet (and has lots of parking--but there are also multiple spots behind the house, on the property itself, and they never got filled up during my stay). At the same time, it's a short walk to Warren Street, the main thoroughfare in Hudson, and all that it has to offer--including restaurants, cafés, galleries, and shops. (Some recommendations: Feast and Floret, for a nice meal; Isaan Thai Star, for a casual meal; Mel the Bakery, for incredible pastries; and Culture Cream, for creative flavors of scrumptious ice cream.) In short, I LOVE The Amelia. I've stayed at some great hotels and resorts over the years, but this is a personal favorite. It overflows with understated luxury, while at the same time abounding in character and charm. I can't wait to return, as either a solo traveler--maybe I'll make this "writing retreat" an annual event--or with my spouse!

5/19/26: We had dinner reservations. The place is very…read moreintimate with dark wood throughout. It was an "extremely hot day" like in the 90s. Only stayed for a nice cold soft drink and my bf had a beer. The heat had really gotten to me that day. The manager came over a couple of times to see how I was feeling and told me to take my time. He offered us sparkling water, which really made me feel a lot better. My bf and I will never forget his wonderful thoughtfulness and hospitality for my well-being. Definitely will return to "The Hereafter" next time in the area.

Loved it here. We stopped in one night on our way through town and were very glad we did. Loved the…read moreambience, very cozy and chic. The bartenders are so fun and easy to talk to and the drinks are divine. I had the 'Marigold Weather' here with a cheese plate about a week ago that I haven't stopped thinking about. A delicious drink if you like gin.

If you're in Hudson and looking for a nice dinner spot, Wm. Farmer & Sons is a great option. It's…read moreconveniently located just up the road from the Hudson train station. The interior is a nice balance between rustic and modern, creating a cozy/homelike atmosphere. The host and service staff were warm and welcoming, taking the time to explain both the menu and the nightly specials. We ordered the sea salt focaccia with whipped ricotta, the Maine mussels all'Amatriciana, the Argentinian red prawns, the heritage pork chop, and toffee pudding. The focaccia was baked perfectly, with just the right amount of seasoning. The biggest surprise, though, was the mussels. They arrived already removed from the shells, which I wasn't expecting, but they ended up being the standout dish of the meal. The prawns were good, while the pork chop had nice flavor, though I wish it had been a little juicier. The toffee pudding is highly recommended. Overall, it was a solid meal in a comfortable setting.

We went back to this place after not visiting for a while. Wanted to sit by the window all the…read moretables were empty. It was 5:30. We were told they were all reserved. Then the server came back and said she was able to move us. This was not a great start - but we appreciated them accommodating us. Oysters were fresh. Delicious. On Mondays they have $1 oyster nights so we will come back for these Food took a really long time to come out after the oysters ... Frisée salad was ok. My husband ordered Mike frites and they were very good. Frites even came with some homemade aioli I had the fried chicken on a bed of mash. But they should serve mash in the side as the Chicken got soggy. It was all well prepared and tasty. We really wanted a side of cooked greens. But they do not offer vegetable sides...just the frisee salad. It's casual pub like feel. We like this place and will probably come back. And now we know - no side vegetables...

We had the most fabulous stay at the Nest Hudson. When I was planning our trip to Hudson, I had my…read moresights set on the Maker, but this is a hidden gem right on Union St! It's a small hotel with a boutique feel. Check in is with a digital key pad, there is a communal kitchen where you can hold your leftovers and / or make coffee in the morning. The rooms are spacious! It almost felt like a small studio with a beautiful, modern bathroom. There's no designated parking, but alternate street parking is available. Nest Hudson is within walking distance to everything on Warren St. Next time we visit, I definitely plan to stay here again!

I booked this because of a lack of choices in Hudson. I grew up here and wanted to reminisce…read more We got the top floor space. Stairs a bit wonky so be careful. No fridge in room but there is a shared kitchen space that has snacks, etc. 2 separate AC units cool the room. Outside space is a plus. Picnic tables and chairs in the yard were comfy. Decor was stylish if you are into that. Bathroom area does not have a door so recommend staying solo...or with someone you are very comfy with when it comes to doing your business. Parking a bit wonky; park on this side if it's an odd day, other side if even. Door codes worked great.