absolutely gorgeous. impeccably run. perfect venue for weddings, conferences, retreats, community…read moregatherings of any type. Hutton Brickyards is only 1.45 hours from Manhattan. Once you get there it's like you're a continent away. The place is organized along the Hudson River. Beautiful modern cabins, a great restaurant on the water. Tons of open space, trees. there are loads of choices of spaces for your event. A huge covered space that fits 500 easy, and is on the river. There is also "the mansion" which is stunning. Up on the hill next to the more modern retreat center, the Mansion has 13 bedrooms, and gorgeous grounds. perfext for a smaller wedding, or wedding party. I was just at Hutton Brickyards for The Festival (A Broadway version of Coachella.). It was the ideal venue -- room for stages And shows but also plenty of lawns and tree for enjoying the view and connecting with friends. If you are looking for an event space, you cannot do better.

Terrible experience. we had booked a room in February 2026…read morefor a July stay and received an emailed confirmation. When we arrived at the hotel, however, they had no room for us. The hotel claimed to have emailed me but I had no record of any attempt for at least a month before our stay. The hotel never called. the check-in manager couldn't have been more officious or less sympathetic. The manager never had the decency to talk to us. The hotel did get us a room in a more downscale hotel and comped us for it. Still it was a terrible and unprofessional experience.

Hotel Kinsley is lovely and charming. The buildings of the hotel are spread apart by a few blocks,…read moreall easy to find and in the same vicinity. Check in and check out were both easy and efficient procedures. The front desk staff were nice and helpful during our stay. We found our room (Pearl Street Grand Queen) to be comfortable enough. We loved the fact that the Pearl Street building had the gym. We did go to the hotel restaurant one night and had a great time. Food and service were great. The continental breakfast and the free parking were nice touches. And we really liked being able to bring breakfast items to the room in the provided brown boxes. We did not mind the daily destination fee since we are used to such things at unique locations or hotels. The one and only crinkle was Housekeeping. *On our second day we saw that the floors were not vacuumed. This is important in the winter since shoes bring in even more debris even when they are removed art the door. We had to call and request the room to be vacuumed. *On the third day, there was no back-up toilet paper left in the room and so we had to go down to the gym bathroom to get a roll of toilet paper. (The buildings do not have 24 hr staff.) *On the fourth day the tissue box was empty and the housekeeping person had left the empty tissue boxes in the bathroom without leaving a new box. *Lastly when we got back home, I noticed an unrecognized charge on my card. When I called to inquire, turns out that it was a mini bar charge even though we had not consumed anything from the mini bar. The front desk attendant that I talked to was kind enough to remove the charge efficiently enough: albeit after an awkward exchange where he warned me "...to not be rude!" where I had simply said during the conversation: "...well yes, then go ahead and forward the request to management". That was interesting. Oh well. Kingston is an adorable town and we loved visiting the area. And we would stay at Hotel Kingsley again despite the bit with housekeeping and the awkward exchange over the phone.

We stopped in on Saturday night before a show - it was early, maybe 530, and there was one occupied…read moretable in an empty restaurant. We were asked by the hostess if we had a rez and did not, so we were told there was only ONE table free and the rest were reserved. When I questioned the hostesss and mentioned we had a show and were only going to be there an hour she said "do you want to see my reservation book?". Um, no, there's no reason to be salty - and we overheard her say it to others as well. Not exactly hospitable; there are nicer ways of saying things. We sat at said "only table" - which was right by the door and next to the hostess stand - and we were immediately greeted by a lovely young woman who seemingly knew nothing about drinks and food. My friend asked for a lighter type of beer, not recognizing the tap selection and was told she should get the ipa (there was a pilsner option and I recommended that since ipas are not light). I asked for a simple marg, rocks salt, and asked what premium tequilas she had and she noted the well and espolon. Those aren't premium; and she mentioned casa Migos - great! Only to come back 3 minutes later to tell me They are out of that and offered some brands i had not heard of, which is fine , but when I asked if they were blanco, reposado or anejo, she had no idea. Regardless of not knowing her stuff, she was lovely and attentive. So now comes the food. We wanted some Snacks to share and ordered the hot honey chicken, tempura asparagus and a special hash brown that was supposed to have crème fresh and some type of roe. Cool - the perfect amount to share in the short time we had. The asparagus were not shaved before frying so you couldn't really pick them up and eat them with your hands as they were stringy and came with a side of mayo. Not an aioli or anything seasoned - just mayo. You had to cut the asparagus into pieces. Could be worse but ya think maybe you could provide a dipping sauce that wasn't a spoonful of hellmans? The chicken was not hot, nor did it have honey, but it was fresh. The hash brown special did not have crème fresh - it was sour cream- a lot of it - and was very crispy, which was great after you scraped off the giant tablespoon of sour cream. Overall the food all fell short in taste, presentation and price (they are not shy on their prices, which is fine if the food, even this simple, was amazing). This could have been such a better experience. Between the salty hostess, untrained waitress (not her fault), and food that was mediocre, we spent $109 before tip. Yep - for 2 drinks, chicken nuggets, fried asparagus and 2 hash browns....I would have happily paid it for great service and great food. Again, our waitress was lovely, just poorly trained and not her fault. The hostess continued to be short w just about everyone who walked in - and we only knew that because our "only seat" was right next to her. Do better Kinsley - even Michael Kosta, who was the show we were seeing at the Assembly, made jokes about having to leave that night because the hotel was charging 13k a night (a joke but we all understood he was talking about the pricing). If you're going to charge top dollar, then be top service. Make it memorable, and not in a way that makes one write a review like this. Hugely disappointing; not recommending and will not be back.

Clean comfortable rooms, fast efficient check-in, a saline pool (says heated but felt pretty chilly…read moreto me). Plentiful standard hot breakfast, tended to up to the last moment. They even had bagged breakfast to go. Nicely stocked snack store. Easy off the highway and close to any shopping experience or restaurant you can dream of.

Experience started off great with very friendly staff at check-in…read more As soon as we settled into our room and removed our shoes, we noticed the carpet had a damp feel to it, which was a major turnoff for me. We reached out to the front desk, and they immediately sent 3 staff members (2 management and one housekeeping) to our room to check it out. Management determined that the carpet had not completely dried after cleaning and they quickly offered us another room. As soon as we checked into another room, we realized that tv did not work. After another call to the front desk, Lindsay immediately returned to this new room to problem solve. Once she determined, she could not fix it, she sent the repair person who quickly brought us a new tv. Lindsay and the other front desk staff handled everything very professionally and for that reason alone, we felt good about our stay and did not leave with a negative opinion of this hotel.

I stayed here for a couple of nights at the end of February 2025. As my stay before, the room and…read morebathroom were spotless, the TV got a good picture, and the bed was very comfortable. The hot breakfast was also very good. My issue this time, was the Wi-Fi. It was horrible! I was lucky if I would get between five and 10 MBPS, and a lot of times, it was lower than five. The Wi-Fi would also periodically just cut out. I talked to the front desk about it, and they referred me to tech-support. When I talked to tech-support, they told me that the bandwidth . For the Whole hotel, was capped at 30 MBPS. There were so many people in the hotel sharing the bandwidth, naturally my Wi-Fi was horrible. Fortunately, I had plenty of data, and I was able to use my phone as a hotspot. I went next-door to the super 8, for a couple of nights and I continuously had Wi-Fi in excess of 60MBPS. It's a sad thing, when a super. 8, has better Wi-Fi, than the best Western plus hotel and conference center.

What a grimy and poorly managed place. From the lack of soap, shampoo and towels in our room…read morecausing us to have to hunt someone down at 10pm to get them, to the dark and dingy hallways and staff who have no clue how to serve the customers, I rate this as pure mediocrity. Breakfast offering for $18/person is pitiful as is the inability to process credit card payments for breakfast or charge it to the room for a single easy to read bill. The layout of the hotel is also completely weird with our room 4xx being on the 2nd floor in the second wing. Such a confusing layout and we're not alone. At breakfast we heard countless people saying that AirTags should be provided to locate one another and the lobby.

Best staff ever- warm, friendly and helpful!! They made the stay so enjoyable !! Rooms were…read morecomfortable and clean and excellent breakfast but it's the staff that made it five star

Stayed here for a night and had a wonderful experience. It is about 45 minutes away from Hunter…read moreMountain Ski Mountain and saw many skiers in the hotel. The hotel seems recently renovated as everything seems new or in excellent condition. The room is spacious and well maintained. The bathroom and show tub were clean, neat and bright. It was a surprised to see two TVs in the room: one in the living room area and another one by the beds. My kids were so happy to be able to watch their channels while my husband and I watched something else. The complimentary breakfast was great. Some hot food choices, cereals and bakery items. The gentleman who worked in the breakfast area was very friendly and he checked on supplies quite often. Everything was refilled promptly. They even had a work station in the lobby. Overall we had a great experience during our stay.

I've stayed here on two occasions when work has brought me to Kingston. My stays were 6 weeks each,…read more(though I know Kerry is happy to accommodate weekend and shorter-stay guests). The apartment is gorgeous and spacious. It has the artistic, curated, luxurious touches of a hotel while still providing all the comforts of home. Uptown Kingston is beautiful and vibrant, with lots of bars, restaurants, banks, galleries, shops, farmers markets and coffee places all within a 5 minute walk. We had cars with us, and street parking (while tricky to find sometimes) is free at night and on weekends, plus there's a free municipal lot right down the street. Kerry and his wife are absolutely phenomenal hosts. They are endlessly helpful and friendly. An amazing place to stay, can't recommend it enough!

From the owner: NEW! Spacious, chic and comfortable three bedroom apartment is your perfect launching pad to…read moreenjoy Kingston's new vibe . Just steps from Uptown's fabulous eateries, taverns and specialty stores. "Studio 286" for short or extended stays. Studio 286 is a perfectly located apartment on the corner of John and Fair Streets in the heart of Uptown Kingston and accommodates up to 6 people. Three bedrooms , a large sitting room and fully equipped gourmet kitchen - a 1650 square foot oasis in the middle of Uptown Kingston's exciting Stockade District with all the amazing restaurants, cafes, taverns and boutique stores literally on your doorstep. The apartment is freshly renovated and decorated - a mixture of old world charm and the latest European design. It has all the mod cons, with brand new appliances, clean and comfortable bedrooms, each perfect for a couple or single person and 55 inch flat screen tv with free movies via Netflix in the expansive living room. No car required- Kingston is served by regular Trailways bus service direct from Port Authority in NYC and then it is a short stroll from the Trailways terminal to Studio 286 where you can pretty much walk to everything.

Since hubs was in the area he had noticed Restaurant Kingsley and coordinated with me so we could…read moregrab early dinner nearby after I got out of school. This whole time, I really thought this place was inside a cozy hotel about 2 blocks over. Guess you learn something new every day. We pulled up on a Thurs. around 4 with no res. and got seated real quick. Restaurant K. is airy, chic and gives a relaxed vibe. The menu is on the smaller side, but honestly, there's something for every eating style. We kept things light instead of diving into something heavy. Our spring greens salad was really good: hefty mound of mixed greens, lima beans, string beans and a hint of dill to make everything pop. Hubs had the double-stacked burger with white cheddar on a potato bun and loved it. I had high hopes for the hush puppies because they sounded amazing on paper- but they were doughy than corny and threw me off. Then came dessert. Again- sounded great on paper. It kinda feels like desserts get a "reinvented" treatment here(?). For instance, the strawberry shortcake was deconstructed: a few chunks of white cake, some diced strawberries and whipped cream. Totally unexpected. I ordered the 'Fun-Fetti Dunkaroos' with madeleines because they caught my eye, but they're smaller than standard. The food isn't bad at all. We were just caught off guard by how some of our selections were prepped. What really saved the evening were the cocktails. They were beautifully made and had a lot of strength. No watered-down nonsense here! Plus, our server Karina(?) was super sweet. I asked if I could try the passion fruit purée to see if it was the real deal for one of the cocktails I ordered and she brought me a little sample. Passed the test!

We love stopping for a mid day beverage on hot summer days. Perfect spot for people watching and…read morepost-farmers market hang. Service is friendly brunch has been decent! We mostly stop for a sip!

Like more than a few families - we were here at 3 p.m. on the dot for check-in…read more The gal behind the counter suggested a specific location/room which we agreed with and... "that room isn't ready yet, just a few more minutes." She took my cell number and said she'd let us know when the room was ready and we decided to soak up the A/C in the front lobby for a bit. 3:30 p.m. and... nothing yet so we opted to hit the town to explore and when we got the text we would come back. 5 p.m. and... still no text but we circled back figuring the room must be good-to-go by now. A different lady behind the counter seemed to make it like it was on us for the delay/issue. (So not cool, let's be real.) The room? Clean. The bathroom? Clean. The beds and pillows? Comfy, all around. The TV? Kind of weird... sometimes the picture blacked out, sometimes it went haywire, sometimes it was a-okay for a spell. Okay, we can live with (all of) this. (Even if our 'view' was the parking lot and Target across yonder.) Later we decided to snoop around. Gym - clean with a few machines, a bench and plenty of dumbbells. The pool was chilly and ridiculously chlorinated. (You might think I'm exaggerating but the next day the black drawstring on my boardshorts were now brown from the amount of chemicals I was wading through. No joke.) The hot tub was... kind of warm. We hit the lobby-lounge later in the evening for drinks and they had a decent selection of beers (all "the classics") as well as Starbucks, water, soda, some snacks, the usual. Check-out the following morning was easy-peasy. I'm not against returning in the future but I do think we'd see what else is in the area first.

GPS took us to the front door. EZ check in...rezzy honored and room waiting for us. Stones throw…read morefrom large mall and Marriott Residence. Small rooms without real closet. Large cabinet sufficed for our hanging clothes. I would have liked to have more light in the room. Couple of tint ceiling lights and couple of lamps. Very friendly staff and property was clean! Would stay here again...

Enjoyed an extended stay 60 nights. I Liked it a lot. Great…read morecleaning service and very comfortable bed with excellent linens. The studio arrangement had a long desk and a sofabed and a kitchenette quite well equipped! Breakfast was complimentary and included fresh fruit, yogurt and boiled eggs plus bread stuffs and a meat choice.

This is the hotel I stay at when I'm in Kingston visiting my corporate office. The staff is great…read moreand accommodating considering I fly in from Southern California and typically arrive very late in the evenings. The rooms are great and set up where I'm able to cook meals rather than have to venture out to find meals. The only part, which is likely just personal preference, is the morning breakfast doesn't have enough fresh fruit options. Lots of what seems like quick-cook foods and carb options a.

Was planning on a 5-star review--amazing location, outstanding staff, nice spa, and excellent…read morecustomer experience--but the morning of my checkout (after 3 nights and 2 spa visits), i asked if i could have a drink on the restaurant terrace before checkout. I was told by the hostess that the "manager" said no i would have to order a full breakfast in order to sit outside. Note: Not a single person was sitting outside. very strange managerial approach to hospitality. (I did end up sitting out there after offering to just order something, the hostess relented.) ?? so odd. but other than this, the hotel and entire staff, including front desk, housekeeping, restaurant, drivers of the shuttle to train, and spa, (other than the "manager") are very nice and the customer service is outstanding. One other note, they should let the front door valets wear a more modern uniform (currently a long sleeve shirt, tie, vest, black pants and shoes). just wear golf shirts and nice khakis--much more effective uniform on 80 degree days.

We had a fabulous stay here for my husband's birthday. The staff were friendly, professional and…read moreaddressed our needs in a timely fashion. The hotel itself is very clean & beautiful. I really enjoyed my massage from Alexander. It was one of the best I have had while traveling. The food & drink at their restaurant, Willow, was outstanding. We look forward to returning.