This is a family-run motel smack in the middle of Hyde Park. It is close to the Vanderbilt Mansion…read moreand a short drive to the Culinary Institute. Our room was comfortable. It has a wet bar with a mini fridge. The "coffee shop" is accessible 24 hours for ice and coffee. Dunkin Doughnuts and bagels and fresh fruit are put out there for breakfast. I love being able to park outside our door. They have a friendly dog too!!

Staying at the Roosevelt Inn was an absolute highlight of our weekend in Hyde Park. We came to the…read morearea because we were eating dinner at the CIA and the Roosevelt provided a convenient location. However, it completely surpassed expectations. Little touches like a night light in the bathroom made a big difference and I would absolutely stay here if in the area again.

a smidge over 4 stars, can't go to five just yet. pro, brand…read morenew, new hotel smell (oh, you know that old hotel smell) water machines on every floor. State rates up top of route 9! Lobby too fancy for this traveler! neato room keys and door tags! Con, mini bars now in the room? Not that I'm buying, but I rather not have to deal with missing items and extra bills or phone calls. That shower with the half door, seriously , water everywhere! Doors so new they don't open easily Don't get me wrong, this is a residence inn on roids, but the breakfast was ok, waffles! Coffee was super hot! i am totally staying here again, great location and amenities, im checked in!

I was there yesterday for their Easter brunch. This was my second time eating there. I live nearby…read moreand have been there a few times since they opened. The previous visit wasn't the best experience but I was giving them another try because of their convenient location near my house. The food was okay. I paid $55/pp and would've gladly paid a little more for a little better quality food and more service. An omelette station would've been better than powdered scrambled eggs. Juice should've been included in the price as well. The charcuterie board had dusty looking cheddar cheese, didn't look fresh. The deviled eggs also looked like they'd been sitting out for a while. The make your own waffle option was cute, but I figured it was probably a boxed mix so I skipped it. Plus the chicken that was to go with the waffles wasn't very good. I've been to other Marriott's that have done way better on breakfast/brunch and/or food offerings. For the upscale vibe they're trying to portray, the food quality leaves much to be desired. Charge more and do better in the future. People will gladly pay more for a better experience, myself included. IMO the tile floor in the bar area takes away from the rest of the look, it's very busy.

We had a lovely, overnight low key stay here on Memorial Day weekend. The room had a beautiful view…read moreof the back of the property- natural stone and trees everywhere. The breakfast was special: homemade cheese in a wonderful omelette, bread that seemed homemade, muffins, scones, etc. Very very quiet spot. Highly recommend it.

A lovely location for a quiet getaway. One felt in the woods but was close enough to a number of…read moreattractions not the least being the fall foliage. The hosts were friendly and accommodating. The room was nicely furnished and immaculate. The large windows offered a view of the woods. Breakfast was more than ample with fresh baked biscuits and muffins, a fruit course, wonderful waffles one day and an omelette with herbed cheese the next. The large window in the dining room allowed us to see the multitude of birds that visited the bird feeder. We were fortunate to have wonderful breakfast companions with interesting and sometimes deep conversation. The relaxed atmosphere of the inn made that possible. We would definitely stay there again should the opportunity arise.

This is our favorite place to stay. Nancy is a warm and welcoming host, and she makes every stay…read moreextra special! Everything is impeccably clean. Breakfast is a culinary delight of the senses. The rooms are comfortable and well appointed. The common areas welcome you to sit in the sunroom, by the fire, or in a private outdoor nook to read, have a drink, or watch a thunderstorm or some softly falling snow. Tea, water, Nespresso, and coffee are always available along with some delectable baked delight. Nancy is always full of great ideas for things to do and places to eat. A walk or bike on the nearby rail trail to the river is always beautiful. This is our place to reset, recharge, and relax.

Really great. This place should not be called Inn At…read moreTwaalfskill. It should be called The Nancy Show. I say that in the most respectful way and only mean to say that I'm guessing the whole shebang would be next to nothing without her touch, her oversight and her attention to detail. The detail in the rooms, the perfection at breakfast, the lovingly manicured grounds, assorted wonderful nooks... at first I was wondering what there is to DO in Highland and, to be honest, I'm still not sure... but given the bike path, beautiful scenery and Inn At Twaalfkill, I'm not sure what else you need. I'm not always a fan of B and Bs... they can tend to be a little twee and you feel like you have to tiptoe around... partially because the walls in a good hotel are much thicker, the spaces less cramped, your anonymity more protected. There may be a bit of that tip-toeing here (the floors are pretty squeaky and you are worried that you are making too much noise for someone on a different sleeping schedule) but that is the only downside. We had just spent two nights in a pretty nice hotel in Beacon. The room was over 50% more expensive than here and, while large enough, there was not one square foot of horizontal space to put anything down in the bathroom.... The room at Inn at Twaalfill had so much guest-friendly space (especially in the bathroom), you would not likely have a use for all of it. If all B&Bs were this great and this price, I would never stay anywhere else.

The mirror on the closet door was cracked and one crack was patched with electrical tape…read more One of the he lampshades was deteriorating it was so old Ants in the bathroom The plug to the tub didnt work so we couldn't take a bath. The drop tiles on the bathroom ceiling were moist and beginning to go moldy. The indian woman at the desk had her entire family with her and allowed her children to run a muck and was completely disinterested in our concerns.

Nice accommodations. Negative reviews from previous guests always make me nervous, but we did not…read morehave any issues. Room was spacious, comfortable and had everything we typically need for an overnight stay. Coffee 24/7 made up for our last hotel not having coffee at all! Would book here again since it's close to tourist-related sites.

If you were to choose between Rocking Horse Ranch and Great Wolf Lodge, it's an easy choice. Yes,…read moreRocking Horse Ranch is more expensive but there is an endless amount of activities for the kids to do. We came on the coldest weekend of the year but my kids had a blast skiing, snow tubing, horseback riding, pony rides, arcade, game room, playing laser tag, swimming in the pool, the outdoor hot tub, and the nightly shows. Food is included in the price and it is buffet style for breakfast and lunch. Dinner is not but you are more than welcome to order more and take things to go. There's snacks available between lunch and dinner but there's also hot chocolate/coffee available all day long with some pastries. The only downside were the rooms. They are connected so if you have loud neighbors, you won't be getting good sleep. Overall, my kids loved the place and want to go back soon. I guess we'll have to wait for another Black Friday deal.

We stayed at Rocking Horse Ranch Tuesday through Thursday on a midweek deal and had a really…read moreenjoyable experience. I went with my wife and our two adult children (18 and 24). While they are a bit older than the resort's main target audience, it ended up being a great fit, especially since they had never been horseback riding and hadn't skied before. Everyone had a great time. We stayed in the main building in a room with two queen beds and bunk beds. The room was very clean, and the beds were comfortable with soft mattresses and pillows. Temperature-wise, it was funny, my son and I were warm, while my wife and daughter were cold, so I guess that means the room temperature was just right. One thing to note: the walls are thin. You can definitely hear noise from nearby rooms and above. Since this is a family-focused resort, that's kind of expected. It didn't bother us, but if you're looking for total quiet, this may not be the place. Since it was midweek, there were discounts, and they even offered us on our last night an extra night for and even more discounted rate. We were ready to head home, but I would absolutely consider staying longer next time. The resort is all-inclusive, and the food was solid overall. * Breakfast was your typical buffet--scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, French toast, etc. They will cook eggs to order if you ask. * Lunch was buffet-style as well and changed daily. Not amazing, but it got the job done. * Dinner was my favorite meal and felt a bit higher quality, with multiple courses and limited menu options (which I actually liked). * Dessert was fun, especially the ice cream machine. One thing I noticed is that the food is served at a kid-friendly temperature, which took a little getting used to. I'm guessing they do this so kids don't get burned. The activities were the highlight. Skiing was fantastic because it was almost empty, there were only a few other people on the hill. Since I hadn't skied since the early 90s, it was great to have the space to fall a few times without worrying about others. The staff was extremely helpful and encouraging. The hill is more like a bunny slope, but honestly, it's perfect for beginners. If you spent a few days learning here, you'd feel confident going to a bigger mountain. Horseback riding was also great, and since it was midweek, we could have gone multiple times a day. The indoor/outdoor heated pool was really nice, and there's even a waterslide. A lot of the resort seems better suited for summer, and some things were closed for winter, but we came mainly for skiing, so that didn't bother us. The staff deserves a lot of credit. Everyone was friendly and accommodating, and we never felt rushed. There's a saloon downstairs where they run games at night and offer a free drink of the night. Coffee, tea, and hot chocolate are always available. One small downside: when the dining areas close at night, soda machines aren't accessible, so you'd need to use vending machines (machines were coin only, so I couldn't use my Apple Pay), which felt a little odd for an all-inclusive resort. But, you can grab drinks to go while the dining room is open. On our last day, they let us do a late checkout since no one was checking into our room. We were able to grab lunch and head out without rushing, which was really appreciated. Definitely a lot more things I can talk about, but these were just the stand out things I remember. Overall: Rocking Horse Ranch is a great choice for families, beginners learning to ski, or anyone looking for a relaxed, all-inclusive getaway--especially midweek when it's quieter. It's not luxury, and it's definitely kid-focused, but it's fun, comfortable, and well-run. I'd absolutely go back.

Stayed here for one night while hiking in the area. For a Saturday night stay, we paid $268 which…read moreis on the pricer side for what the hotel was offers. Room was clean and spacious; we had a 2 queen bed with sofa on the 2nd floor. Plenty of parking and they had breakfast. Front desk lady who checked me in was friendly. They don't have an elevator so if stairs are a no go then you'd want to request a room on the first floor. The door by the stairs is exit only which was inconvenient since you had to walk around in the parking lot and enter through the lobby. There was a card reader on the outside of the door so they should consider fixing it so it can be used as an entrance. Coffee in the lobby was weak in flavor, very light. Breakfast options were limited. Only hot options were microwaved eggs and bacon and you can toast English muffin. A waffle maker would have been nice. Since they don't have a gym, there wasn't a water fountain in the hotel. While they did have a pitcher of water, it was small and not really effective for the whole hotel to use.

Not worth the money spent. It cost $413 for a Saturday night and the rooms were very cheap. The…read morebathroom was one of the most disgusting bathrooms I've ever seen at a hotel. And the bed seemed like there was a plastic sheet underneath and was not comfortable at all. Also, the walls were very thin because we could hear everything in the room next door. And it echoed. 2 stars because the lobby was nice and the staff were friendly.

My wife and I got married this weekend and we stayed at the DoubleTree with many of our friends and…read morefamily. We understood there was issues with the air conditioning and hot water, but Sharon and George did everything in their power to try to make everything else in our stay as wonderful as possible. They made sure staff accommodated us with portable air conditioners and fans for not only us but also the other guests who came and stayed overnight for our big day. They had us situated in their best suites possible to get ready in the morning and Sharon would periodically check in on us and ask if there's anything else she can possibly do. They also made sure that after our wedding ended and we all came back to the hotel for a little after party that they had the appropriate amount of bar staff and drinks supplied for us and our guests as we enjoyed watching the Knicks win a championship. What started out as unfortunate wound up turning out to be the best day of our lives. Thank you to the staff at Doubletree for helping us turn a not so good situation into a weekend I'll never forget for all the best reasons.

This place was horrendous!!! The absolute worse customer service we ever encountered at a Hilton…read morehotel. There was no air in the entire building and the staff told us it would 2 hours before it's up and running... 7 hours later, 1am in the morning still no air our room was a sauna my husband was drenched in sweat, other guest left there doors open while they slept to get some air circulatin... just absolutely horrible do not recommend save your money ! We left to a nearby hotel and 1:30am. It was cheaper and stafff was much friendlier, they also told us many people from the Hilton were coming here instead. Just a huge disappointment

don't waste your money. locked outve room at 4am and card wouldn't work on door. dried blood all…read moreover doors. smells like stale cigarettes. tv doesn't even work. shower water leaks from wall. absolutely disgusting do not come here.

If you like vermin and getting woke up EVERY morning. by hammers and drills , then this is perfect…read more! 8 AM on Labor Day. ! Digging outside my window ! Pick and shovel ! REALLY ?