Historic property, yes in need...

Liked: Cozy, charming, comfortable

Exceptional

Liked: Kim was amazing, informative, and really helpful! She gave us lovely recommendations, and had a friendly energy that made the stay unique. Perfect option for a Hudson Valley getaway, great price, cozy, living arrangement and easy drive to Hudson. Would recommend for a fun weekend in a new place!

Superb

The location building is very...

Liked: The breakfast was fine and the staff was all very nice.
Disliked: There was no tv service, and I booked a room with a queen bed but got a double. The restaurant is closed? I don't think this was on the website and it should be.

Good

Good

Liked: The property was excellent, we have only one trouble, the water smells Superbad, like dead animal, water source needs to be check immediately

True Hudson valley experience

Liked: Beautiful authentic hotel with historic vibes and beautiful views.
Disliked: Restaurant was closed and only continental breakfast was served

We liked it…period

Liked: We booked this hotel despite so many recent negative reviews thinking ours will just be a one night stay how bad can it get…we took a risk since we had 2 toddlers and one infant with us….surprisingly all went extremely well…the hotel staff were very cordial and polite…free breakfast had a lot of good options…rooms were clean though the tv was not working but we were aware of it while booking so we dint care…they had board games for kids so the kids could have screen free time actually…..all in all we liked it and specially it was the cheapest hotel we found and luckily the hotel did not disappoint us.by the way the back side of the hotel has a lake with an amazing fall view which is an extreme plus.
Disliked: The only cons that we found were the taste of water is extremely strange not sure why ( we forgot to ask)The hotel is an old building so no lift you need to carry your luggage

Perfect for Halloween! Not comfy...

Liked: I liked the kinda haunted-feeling, past-its-prime atmo. This big, turreted, old-timey pile --with its creaky floors, taxidermied critters staring from the dining room walls and its closed-yet-stocked bar -- had a kind of Overlook/Bates vibe. You could almost hear the chatter of long-dead guests who'd flocked to the place in its heyday -- back when folks drove up to "take the (sulphurous) waters" and quaff at the hotel's celebrated beer garden.We enjoyed sitting on the front porch in the evening, listening to folks talking around the fire pit across the way. The young woman at the desk was nice, and she had a really cute, friendly Labradoodle-type pup. Also, there was an ample continental breakfast served in the dark dining room, which for whatever reason, was barely lit.
Disliked: It was a warm day for late September ... and the hotel does not have air conditioning -- probably due to the enormous undertaking/expense of having to rewire/retrofit such a huge, aged structure. The toilet/shower room was cramped and dated. There are not the amenities one is accustomed to seeing in conventional, more modern hotels: no room fridge, vending machine, ice. The TV in our room did not work and a bedside lamp did not light.