So I went up to the Hudson Valley on a whim and I needed a place to stay…read more I took a chance here and it paid off. The rooms were clean. The staff was good and while not a five star hotel by any means, it was a good hotel and that's my summation. This was a good place to stay. The rooms were clean. The staff was friendly. The location felt safe. Is this good for large families? I don't know. Is this good for business? I don't know either. In general, the room was clean. It felt safe and the price wasn't horrible. When parking, my car felt secure and overall this was a good place to stay. Not a 5 star hotel, but a great overnight stay without having to worry if I picked the right hotel.

the room was decent but the bathroom shower floor felt…read morenasty. the staff are also scamming people by charging $300 smoking fees when I never smoked in my room. They claim their smoke detectors detected smoke without showing any type of proof or verification of it while claiming they don't have to do so. I will never stay here again and have read reports of others dealing with the same issues as me.

I wasn't very satisfied with my stay. The room itself was okay, but upon arrival we were told there…read morewas no Wi-Fi for the entire weekend, with no clear timeline for when it would be restored. There was also some mold in the bathroom. More concerning, I accidentally left a work blazer in the closet when we checked out. I called shortly after, and was told it was not found in the room or turned in to lost & found. Im very upset and will definitely complain to Best Western corporate office.

I will never stay at the Hampton Inn in Yonkers again, nor likely any Hilton or Hampton Inn...We…read moreare a Silver member, and have stayed at this hotel 25+ times over the past 4 years, and had a reservation to stay again this evening (9/3/2026)...I came down ill is the past 2 days, felt like I would feel better this morning, and did not...I called early this morning to cancel, realizing full well I should have done so last evening, yet really felt I would feel better this morning...When I asked to have room cancelled without a one night penalty, I was refused...It seemed like a small accommodation for a loyal customer...I then called Hilton's 800 line to plead my case, and after waiting 35+ minutes on the phone reached a supervisor, who would not make any accommodation as well...I simply asked if they would like to lose a 30+ year Hilton/Hampton Inn customer over one n ight at one hotel, and she told me that it did not matter, and that they would not be able to do anything...I restated my case, and she hung up on me...Hiltons & Hampton Inns have seen the last of our business...

After the passing of my sister, I needed a place in relative proximity to Ruggerio & Sons funeral…read morehome. I also requested a handicapped accessible room, as my BIL was staying with me, and he is mostly wheelchair bound. After check-in, I learned the the handicap rooms are on the 8th floor. So, the reasons for the low rating: (1) the handicap rooms are the furthest from the elevator, literally from one end of the hall to the other; well over 100 feet. (2) sign by elevator that says, "In case of fire, use stairs." This is kind of ridiculous, to expect a wheelchair bound person, to descend 8 floors. Which leads to the question, "Why put handicap rooms on the top most floor?" (3) Our room was very LOUD. Literally, when the HVAC unit came on, it sounded like a jet engine starting. On for 5 minutes or so, then off for 2 minutes. Rinse and repeat all night long (4) In a shower / tub area, the height of the tub was not conducive to a disabled person being able to use it. On a positive side, the bathroom was spacious, with 3 grab bars near the toilet. Note the 4 grab bars in the shower / tub area are useless if you can't get in. Another positive was the continental breakfast. Numerous options for both cold and hot items. 2 poorly designed stars. If you can't put handicap rooms on the ground floor, near an exit, you should not sell rooms as handicap.

First let's talk about the ambiance, the area is by the mall but you can't tell inside the hotel…read morewas very nice and quiet. Customer service was top knotch and the rooms was very clean and spacious. I loved that the room was separated from the living room. There was even a dining room a small kitchen area with a fridge and an over / microwave. I was very impressed with the space. A little gateway without going too far. I had a great time. There was a bar downstairs and I was able to grab a glass of wine. There is also snacks available. I highly recommend staying here!

A solid motel. The front desk was helpful when I asked to change rooms -- the first room smelled of…read moresmoke. Good for short stays when necessary, but I wish they packed in an extra towel in the bathroom; there's barely enough for two people to properly shower.

The employee in the night called another man so they where trying to open the door of my car and…read morewhen I walk out of the room the old man left the car, how he knows in what room I was.

Finally-a Marriott property that didn't make me (extra) cranky…read more Room was clean enough-I didn't feel skeeved just breathing, moving and existing, so that's a bonus. Only issues: no hand soap and the thermostat didn't work (literally wouldn't power on at all). Thankfully I carry enough supplies with me and always have extra soap. The thermostat didn't bother me since I like it cold and was able to crack the window open for some fresh cold air. Complimentary breakfast was decent; I would give this property another shot.

This Marriott economy brand hotel has been in Tuckahoe for six years. We checked into room 523 for…read morethree nights. Our immaculate room was comfortable, bathroom was large, bed was plush and it was dark & quiet. I was pleased our room was not carpeted. We have free Wi-Fi and breakfast during the week from 6:30 until 9 o'clock and weekends until 10 in the morning. Check in and out was easy and quick, there was a lot of free parking out front. A small gym had some free weights & cardio machines. There was an outdoor sitting area with a fire pit. Breakfast was dicey, it was very crowded we were moving through an obstacle course. Staff had difficulty replenishing coffee & breakfast items, fast enough. However, when time was up they quickly carted away all of the coffee & breakfast item's. Powdered eggs, sausage, oatmeal with toppings, cereals & toast were offered. The coffee was watery, and the quality of breakfast was disappointing. There weren't enough tables because there were people working on laptops while others were shoeless looking for tables to eat breakfast. Most left a mess on tables that we cleared.

We only stayed here one night but comparing this to the hotel we stayed the next night, this place…read morewas a dream. We got checked right in. Little confusing to find at first but once you knew where it was it was easy.

After entering my room. I noticed the door is broken. I asked Jeremy at front desk for a new room…read moreand he said no let my maintenance guy fix it. After an attempt the maintenance guy and I went back to the front desk and I asked to be placed in another room Jeremy again said no. I waited while Jeremy was on the phone doing an interview so he's the manager. Interview former employee and said he will send their resume to HR. While a line was formed and a new girl red hair he was poorly training. How would I know this about the job interview 6:45 ish on the phone. Everyone waited too long 12/16 for check in. I left a day early to get a suite somewhere else

I have to say-I am dumbfounded by all the negative reviews of this hotel I believe they may have…read morerecently remodeled so that could be the difference. Every aspect of this hotel was wonderful starting with the low price and easy reservation system. I booked it through hotels.com and was able to complete some pre-registration info online before I arrived to make the check-in easier. They do charge a $50 deposit on your credit card in case of damages (which is pretty standard) The front desk staff was very friendly and I was happy to be told that the parking is free for guests staying at the hotel (when you arrive there is a gate to get into the parking lot, it looks like everyone has to pay, but that is not the case--just visitors and I believe restaurant goers have to pay for parking. So you take the ticket to open the gate and your room key after that acts as your entrance and exit to the parking lot. There was plenty of parking and the hotel was extremely clean. I was on the first floor which was upstairs one level from the lobby. There was a really nice area with a big table and comfortable chairs--an area to read or work on your computer-it looked very new and welcoming--I was able to do some work there after I checked out. The room was spacious, very clean and large! I had a King Size Bed a desk and a modern bathroom with what looked like new lights and a new shower. They even provided two mini water bottles free of charge-which was really nice. The hotel was quiet all night and was absolutely one of the best included hotel breakfasts I have ever had (so nice that this is complementary. Not only was there homemade yogurts and pastries as well as juice, coffee and cereals. There was also granola available as well as French Toast, eggs and home fries. Everything tasted fresh and was warm. Also toast was available as well as tea. The dining area was spacious and very clean--multiple tables to choose from to enjoy breakfast. For anyone that wants to be near NYC-this is one of the best bets, especially because it is very affordable! There is also a nice restaurant attached to the hotel (which I did not try) and it seems they do larger events as well like weddings and birthdays. All in all this was a 10/10 experience and I would stay here again in a heartbeat if needed.

I had a 3 day stay and on 2nd day manager took master key unlocked the door to the room I was…read morestaying in. She accused me of smoking which was a lie. The staff are rude kept banging on the door ignoring the door not disturb sign. I had to call the police on the manager Yanique. I was a paying customer and there was no emergency that warranted Yanique to make an attempt to enter the room. The carpet is filthy and smells like a motel carpet. I'm going to police department to file official charges against her for opening door to room. Update after posting review Yanique called me argue and harass me using my personal information used when I booked the hotel. I would think twice before booking with them. I was forced to leave even though I paid for my stay.

Everything can improve. This is not a hotel it's a motel that is run down dirty and not well…read moremaintained. Room had a musty smell and dirty. Rugs in hallways are dirty and tile floors had broken tiles. This place not only needs a cleaning and upgrade it also needs an exterminator. This place should be torn down. I was excited to check out the very next morning than I was checking in. I was so in disbelief with the place that I almost slept in my car. Bed was nasty sheets were yellow and rugs in room were dirty. Even the filter in the air conditioner was not cleaned you can see the dust in the vents. I advise to stay away far away from this place. And now I'm forced to give this place one cause I can't post without at least giving a 1 star review.

The property was nothing like pictured. The room was nothing like it said. Shower was molded. The…read morename Ramada should be removed. Ill never have my team in this establishment. Disgusted with the entire place. Have the never to charge a $150 deposit for fully damaged hotel.

Safe, Clean & reliable. Please reach out to the hotel u are considering to ask if they rent rooms…read moreto families New York City shelter system. Because of the migrant crisis housing has become there are people using hotels and motels being paid by DHS. You have the right to ask your potential hotel or motel staff if they rent out any rules to persons or families within the shelter system this may become a nuisance for your quality of day.

I am sharing disheartening story a month after I was traumatized by the experience i had with this…read moreHotel On Friday March 22 at 5 a.m., I arrived at the Tremont Hotel after working all night. I had lost my purse, which had my house keys and credit card in it, so all I had with me was my phone. I asked the hotel if I could pay with Apple Pay since I didn't have my card, and I just needed a safe place to stay until morning. The receptionist told me they only accept cash or card. I then asked if I could book through Booking.com and pay online, would they let me check in. The receptionist said yes. So I made a reservation and paid upfront through Booking.com. But when I showed him the confirmation, he suddenly told me I couldn't check in until 2 p.m. He hadn't said that earlier. Even though I had already paid, he then told me I had to wait *outside* the hotel. It was 5 a.m., I was alone, a woman in a vulnerable situation, and I had gone out of my way just to find a safe place. I was shocked. When I asked for a refund, the hotel refused. I had spent the last bit of money I had, thinking I'd at least have somewhere safe to stay. Being turned away like that--with proof of payment--was heartbreaking. The receptionist should have told me from the start that I wouldn't be allowed to check in until 2 p.m. Asking someone who's already in distress to wait outside in the early hours of the morning, despite having same day reservation, is completely unacceptable. And refusing to give me a refund made everything worse. This whole experience was deeply disappointing and honestly, shameful.