Vegan friendly full breakfast buffet included oatmeal w toppings, grits, berries, melon, halved…read moregrapefruits, potatoes O'Brien, three dry cereal dispensers w oatmilk & soymilk options, and of course coffee and tea. The hotel is beautiful, splashy springtime tulip garden brighten the landscape. Grand lobby and dining area, pool, hot tub, fitness center... all the good amenities available . Our studio room was clean and comfortable. Plenty of surfaces and storage nooks. Good kitchenette with a trio of glasses, dishes and flatware. Full refrigerator / duel range cooktop. Large microwave. Deep sink. Dishwasher. Dish towels, potholders, serving bowls, even a water pitcher are provided. The room is quiet at night. Standard shower/tub combo. Vanity separate from bathroom. We were in town for a wedding and will likely not have an opportunity to stay there again. But for a long weekend, this was a wonderful little home away from home for us. Would recommend.

Not sure about staying here, but DO NOT try and do business here. Stopped in to inquire about…read moremeeting space. Was told Sales Director would be right out. Then suddenly he was off for the day. I asked to at least see the meeting space, front desk person walked away, went back behind the desk and a manager (I assume) started a meeting with staff in the entry way. So I was sitting there, IN their meeting, being ignored while inquiring about renting meeting space, a.k.a. give them money. Not sure what more I could have done, but I will not be holding an event there.

I recently stayed a few nights at The Morgan State House Inn and had a mostly pleasant stay…read more I thought I was staying in their main house, but they actually had my room a couple doors down in some studios that are apparently also part of the inn. Not a big deal, but I don't know that this is something you'll really know until check-in. The building a few doors down where I stayed also appeared to be historic though a bit less grand on the main level than the main house. The lobby of the building was festively decorated for the holiday. With the bright windows, a sofa, Christmas music playing, and a tree twinkling, one afternoon I couldn't resist getting a little work done in the lobby. My room was cozy with a small kitchenette, bed, arm chairs, and desk. The arm chairs are cute but not very comfortable. The desk was perfectly positioned overlooking the windows, which made for a great spot to work. The bed was pretty uncomfortable and probably needs to be replaced (it was sinking on both sides with a high spot in the middle). For my solo traveling girlies: +The inn is not staffed all night +Doors have old fashioned keys, deadbolts, and chains +The surrounding neighborhood seems nice and safe enough +Parking is slightly off site and requires walking around the block or through the back of the property. If you don't need to bring a car, I'd opt for uber +I think there may be some permanent residents in the additional property (a couple doors down from the main house) All and all, it's a beautiful, historic property, which is one of my favorite sorts to stay in. I wouldn't likely stay there again solo, but would absolutely stay with my partner!

I feel bad giving this place a less than perfect score as the staff were nice and helpful, but it…read morefell short in some important areas. The main one being that I was unable to enjoy the tub as much as I would have liked. The first night the jets didn't work, and someone was nice enough to come by the next day and fix it. Later that night I was looking forward to finally using the tub as intended (and even cancelled a spa day for it) but the other guests had already used all of the hot water by then. I left without getting much of any enjoyment from the tub, which is the main reason I booked the room in the first place. The other issue was the parking situation, which, to be fair, I should have anticipated before booking, considering its location. The parking spot doesn't come with the room, so you must pay extra to access it, and finding it in the dark after dinner is not easy when you have to follow a paper map and there is a line of cars behind you. Walking back to the inn alone in the dark was also pretty unsettling. Overall, this experience was the opposite of relaxing. I will say that the property is very pretty, though, and seemed to be clean.

I am a regular member at this Hilton location as I travel up to Albany for work very often. This…read morehotel is one of the best hotels in the Albany area, and I have stayed at at least 10-15 different hotels in the Albany area. It is definitely the best Hilton location. They provide a very diverse breakfast, which changes somewhat daily, however there is also a nice variety to choose from including Greek yogurt which is what I typically have with berries and almonds. The gym is open 24hrs a day, the staff is very helpful and the location is great given that the street has dozens of restaurants, shops and the airport nearby.

Very dirty. Only stayed here one night and you can tell they only clean once a week by the amount…read moreof dead bugs in my room. You big corporations get enough tax breaks on our tax dollars and can't even staff your properties correctly to make sure they are clean.

This is a review of only the cocktail lounge. Friends from out of town were staying in the…read morecarriage house behind the hotel and we agreed to gather in the lounge for a drink or two. The building itself is impressive, although maybe not quite as impressive as the castle-looking building next door. Our party of seven settled in at the bar as there otherwise did not seem to be a large enough table for all of us to gather around in either the main lounge area or a small room off to the side. The dark wood paneled walls, large fireplace, assortment of easy chairs, couches, and high desktop table gave off a feeling of warmth and welcoming. The friendly bartender introduced herself (sorry I've forgotten her name) and informed us that spirit-wise, the bar was capable of preparing the standard, traditional drinks like Manhattans, martinis, etc. All beers were poured from cans, and at my request, she recited the names of about six that were available. I don't believe anyone in our party inquired about the wines that were available. The building simply calls out for an explanation of its history. Upon our request, the bartender offered to provide either the "brief" or "full" option. We requested the full history. She was obviously well up to the task. You would be amazed at the variety of things you could learn here. Just to touch on a few key topics that were mentioned, consider Alexander Hamilton's wife, puffed rice, Bab-o cleanser (cue up the jingle), Bishop Gibbons, and an orthopedic surgeon. I don't know what the normal food arrangements are in the Lounge. I'm guessing that our out-of-town hosts requested some snacks for us as a few bowls appeared with mixed nuts, crackers and cheese, fresh grapes, humus, and warm pretzel/croissant rolls, and a plate of prosciutto wrapped cream cheese. Overall, the atmosphere here is simply friendly and inviting. I think it will become an occasional gathering place for our local friends when looking for a place that is quiet and relaxing.

A beautiful boutique hotel it just had its grand reopening last week! It's absolutely gorgeous…read more If not for attending an event here last evening I would have missed this slice of architectural heaven! The owners have renovated it with great care. The rooms are furnished with just the right amount of furniture allowing the room to feel light and airy. Each room is designed with the right amount of seating for flow and multiple conversation points without anyone feeling crowded or being interrupted by another conversation. Although the rooms have dark paneling the large windows and French doors allow for an abundance of light. The backyard is lovely and flows into Washington Park! Imagine having a whole park as your backyard!! I would love to come back for a stay!

On the water with an amazing view. Positioned perfectly in the local area. You have the water…read morebehind you to go kayaking, jet, skiing, boating, fishing, and any water sport you can think of. Roughly 10 to 15 minutes away from the city with amazing restaurants, such as The Next and other sites. Establishment was roomy, clean, appropriately priced, and provided a full kitchen. Which I always enjoy when I choose to Meal Prep advice go out and eat. Ended up making some good ground turkey tacos in this hotel. .

Hilton Garden Inn. Albany New York..ZERO stars…read more Check out the room first, DO NOT GIVE YOUR CREDIT CARD FIRST EVEN IF THE HILTON CLERK states needed "TO CHECK IN." Read reviews on TripAdvisor.com NOW !!!..YOU have the right to refuse, and they have the responsibility by the Hilton promise to find you another room at one of the 15 affiliated Hiltons servicing the Albany airport or one of the 40 hotels with vans assisting travelers . I wouldn't stay there for free...

Beautiful hotel! Absolutely loved the lobby and the staff were great!…read moreOur anniversary suite was gorgeous! The king size bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was updated. Beautiful furnishings and very well appointed. Loved the desk that separated the room. You could turn the tv to face the bed or the couch. It had a great large closet with. full size mirror handing in the side wall. Breakfast was great at the onsite restaurant Wellington's. We are Titatium members and the hotel offers a breakfast credit when the lounge is not available.

This is a very nice older but remodeled hotel in downtown Albany. It is a quick drive from the…read moreairport and was more fun than staying at an airport hotel. When you get to the airport call the hotel and have the shuttle come pick you up. It is comfortable and free and runs from 7am to 11pm. Definitely this was a good perk. The hotel has a nice old wood paneled lobby that has some questionable updates. Is ok though and they have fruit water on tap. Elevators were quick. The room was nice, a reasonably good size with a comfy bed and a large bathroom. It was great. You can go and walk around the neighborhood and see the state Capitol, county and city buildings, and many restaurants and food trucks. The surrounding buildings are a mix of the best 1880s and 1960s architecture. When it is time to leave go to the lobby and take the shuttle back to the airport. I booked this hotel with Marriott points and I thought it was very reasonable for the quality. I don't know the cash value.

Amazing place to stay! Clean, well maintained, friendly staff, pet friendly although you'd never…read moreknow it. My one caveat was the placement of the tv for the bed. It was at an awkward angle. Breakfast buffet was different for the 2 days we were there. Plenty to choose from, including A fixings bar for oatmeal! Will return if in the area!!

Great hotel near the Albany airport. Near a few places to eat and Target. Free breakfast is legit…read moreand had items I've never seen before. Veggie sausage!!!!! What!!!! This was awesome and they had Silk soy milk in case you wanted a dairy alternative. Even had little premade burritos in the warmers. It sure if those were vegetarian, but a nice touch. Rooms were spacious and clean, got a good night's sleep. I would definitely book next time I need a spot near the airport. Also pet friendly for a reasonable stay fee as opposed to a daily fee.

As someone who has stayed at several Hilton properties, this is certainly not the best. The lady…read more(pineapple pin, sorry I couldn't think of her name) who checked us in was the best part of our experience. We pre-paid for parking. The hotel room was okay. It was kind of busy that weekend as it was the weekend leading to Memorial Day. There were several groups that were part of a basketball tournament so it was a bit of a mayhem. It was in a central location so that was a plus.

Overall this hotel missed the mark for a Hilton. First issue, I called a few days in advance and…read morehad to call a few times to get through to someone at the desk. When I did get through they seemed busy and dismissed my concern that my arrival would be at 1am or later. I was told to call back the next day or just use the app. Our flight was cancelled so we were out on another flight not arriving until 3pm the next day. We paid in full for two nights and I had messaged the hotel to let them know and apparently they messaged back at some point asking if they could check me in. It was late so after waiting a while for a response and nothing I went to bed. Fast forward to morning, they canceled my reservation due to a "no show". I only found out because the app now showed no reservation. They definitely added to the awful travel day by telling me on the phone it was my fault I didn't check in and they had no rooms left. I called again and someone much more helpful said they would figure it out and get me in for a room which they did. Next, our stay. Checked in and were thrilled to see our room was on the 15th floor! Our room key didn't work but luckily a cleaning crew member let us in. We went to the desk and told them and were told maintenance would come and it's probably the battery. Maintenance never came. I messed with the door and if you are able to open the door in less than a second between the green turning red you can get in. Took a dozen try's. Called the front desk and the phone in the room was so muffled. Told them again about the issue and requested extra towels. Waited a few hours then gave up and went to dinner. Came back and didn't bother to ask again but stopped to buy a water and they gave it tow which was nice. I did the same trick to get back in the room. Success after a dozen try's. Later, I really wanted another drink and a cake slice or snack. The room service button did not work. Called the front desk and asked if they had room service and they said yes I'll transfer you. It went to a weird voicemail. So I gave up. They would make more money if the room service calls worked, they had it on the app or at minimum a menu and instructions. The room itself wasn't great but the view was nice. It was fairly clean so that was a plus but definitely very outdated and there was only one towel and two of us. The bed was very comfortable however! Overall I would not recommend staying here due ti lack of care and poor service. Seems really unorganized and nothing actually gets done. Had breakfast after check out and it was pretty good but was $25 and the same as the "free" breakfast we have gotten at other hotels. Parking was $22 a day. Oh and surprise our room key didn't work to let us out the garage either. Had to use the call assistant button and thankfully someone opened the gate. Also, was told we are out of luck for the night we didn't get but paid for which I already expected and honestly think the hotel needs the extra income so they can perhaps invest back into its operations. If you choose to stay here just don't expect much.

Second day breakfast was indeed a little different with the omelettes, round sausages and the…read morekielbasa. Potatoes were the same and all the other basics were the same. Still enjoyed the continental breakfast. If I had a complaint it would be the sausages in both days seemed to have been overcooked and a little dry. Parking outside was fine, always able to get a parking spot as there are plenty. Room AC units did their job which helped a lot in that hot weather stretch we had.

The good: easy check-in/check-out. Our room seemed quiet even from the 2nd floor. Nice, clean…read morerooms. Friendly staff. Parking experience was decent too. Breakfast buffet was decent & clean. My husband liked that they had vegan breakfast "meat" on Saturday (though they didn't seem to have any on Sunday morning). We didn't get to use the pool but we peeked in and it looked very clean. The room was nice and dark with the window treatments they used. The mediocre: bed & pillows weren't 100% as comfortable as we would have hoped. The towels were not soft and fluffy. I also don't like that most hotels, including this one, use a generic type shampoo/soap (I have to use a lot of caution because I have had reactions to those types). The tv had 2 issues - the remote didn't work well and it also needed settings adjusted but wasn't accessible to fix via the room's remote (the picture shows up super bright and lower quality video due to its setting). One elevator was not working while we were visiting (thankfully there was a 2nd one - it just slowed the process of use). The noise from other guests were not a problem - there was a loud'ish fluctuating hum noise heard after midnight that was coming from possibly another floor level. I was able to fall asleep with the noise - it just wasn't as pleasant of a sound as I would normally want. I wouldn't say there was anything truly "bad" about our stay. Overall, I would go again but would hope they might work on some of the issues mentioned - mainly the bed/pillow comfort as a priority.

Nice hotel . Spotless clean , most trendy and thoughtful hotel room with great features …read more Everything is just as comfortable as I thought. Wonderful memory , will come back . Highly recommended

I stayed here for two days on business. It is in a convenient location because it is close to a…read morelot of restaurants and shopping venues, but a car is still needed. Jennifer, the front desk receptionist, did an excellent job during check-in. I arrived early, and she found a room for me right away. She was quick, friendly and efficient. She also automatically provided me and other Rewards members two water bottles. The rooms were renovated, spacious, and clean. Some TV channels like FOX News and ESPN were not working because of the current Direct TV/Disney dispute. Free breakfast is provided only to Residence Inn guests. Courtyard guests must pay a la carte at the restaurant The Bistro, which is located in the hotel lobby, but the food and drink are so expensive that most of my co-workers and I ate at the Starbucks less than a mile away. We went to The Bistro at night for drinks. All drinks were so strong that some of us got inebriated on only one drink. They were not watered down. I had the Cherry Old Fashioned, which the bartender said is the restaurant's most popular cocktail: Bourbon, Bourbon Cherries and muddled fruit. For $12, it was a bargain! There are two seating areas outside, each having a fire pit table. They were the highlight of our stay. We imbibed our cocktails and chatted there. Sitting by the fire was a pleasant way to unwind after a hard day's work. I highly recommend the Courtyard Albany Airport, for business or pleasure.