Absolutely exceeded expectations!! Everything about our stay here was exceptional from the en-suite…read moreroom with a large bathroom and beautiful vintage decor to the warm welcome with wine, water, snacks and the most delicious brownies! Our breakfast one morning was breakfast sandwiches thoughtfully packed to go for the West Point football game and the next morning we joined others in the antique dining room and filled up on homemade muffins, fresh fruit bowls and omelettes. So scrumptious! The B&B is quaint and beautifully landscaped all around, plus the vineyard. The views of the Hudson River from the stone-terraced back patio is just breathtaking! A perfect place to relax and read a book or have a conversation with other friendly visitors. The best part of our stay, however, was the warmth, kindness and true genuine hospitality of Lynn and Bill, the B&B hosts, chefs and all around wonderful people!! Looking forward to our next visit!

This B&B is terrific. Very pleasant and welcoming hosts in Lynn and Bill. Definitely try and…read morereserve the upstairs, river facing rooms. Location very convenient to several points of interest: West Point, Bear Mountain, Storm King Art Center, wineries, and more. Beautiful views. The breakfast is very tasty and the blue berry muffins best anywhere. Absolutely recommend.

Stayed here for one night while visiting West Point to attend a wedding. This historic hotel has…read moregreat views of the Hudson, and is covered in military pictures. Parking is complimentary, and valet is available. For an extra fee, you can add breakfast to your stay, which is a nice buffet of hot and cold items. The hotel offers a lovely, spacious rooftop bar with great views, various seating options, fire pits and (when we stayed) a dj. Our room was spacious, with a separate sitting area and mini-fridge. A complimentary goodie bag was a nice welcome, and included earplugs. Very clean, easy check in and out, walkable to a variety of restaurants and beautiful grounds. NOTE: To tour West Point, you need state identification and may need to go to the visitor's center for additional clearance.

The hotel is historically beautiful and has gorgeous views. While the room was small and not…read moremodern, the photographs on the wall were interesting and the bed was comfortable. However, for the price per night, I would not recommend staying here. There are several places to pick from to eat, though none are complimentary/included in the price you pay to stay here.

This was my first time staying at a bed & breakfast, and it exceeded my expectations! It's the…read moreperfect location for a cozy weekend getaway in Beacon. It is about 25 minute walk/5 min drive from the train station and Main street. Lynn was a very gracious host and made us feel right at home. The breakfast includes fresh fruit, croissants, and home-made quiche with coffee and OJ. Couldn't have asked for anything more and I look forward to staying again in the future!

Had a wonderful 2 day getaway to the town of Beacon, where the highlight was truly the stay at the…read moreChrystie House. As a lover of all things vintage/antique, walking into the Chrystie House was a dream come true. It truly felt like being transported back to more than a century ago. The rooms were furnished in a historical style and even the bathroom was adorably retro. Each morning we were warmly greeted by our host Lynn, who provided a delicious homemade breakfast. Like the beautiful home, she was charming and delightful. She even gave us great insight about the Dia Beacon. The Chrystie house is an easy 20 minute walk to Dia Beacon and the Main Street, so it is easily accessible from all the main highlights of the town. I highly recommend staying at this charming B&B!

I really enjoyed my stay here. Unlike other hotels post covid, they still clean your room every…read moreday. The breakfast is good but could use more fruit options. The eggs and sausage are delicious, and they even have cinnamon buns. Plenty of coffee and several tea choices including earl gray and green. They're happy to bring more hot water if they run out. The area is kind of desolate but there is a Chipotle take out and McDonald's about 3 miles away

This was a disappointing stay. Breakfast was terrible. They decided to clean the coffee machine in…read morethe middle of serving breakfast. I came down around 7-7:30. The pancake machine wasn't working. Most of the breakfast was missing and not refilled. Towels very thin. The pool was very sticky. Not what I would expect out of a holiday inn express.

Grandpa was friendly and helpful. Clean rooms. Laundry service for $10 which was well worth it to…read moreme after backpacking for six days.

Clean, safe, comfortable room and bed. Great shower and bathroom…read more We slept very well.

My husband and I came here thinking they had some beautiful decorations for Christmas time…read more Unfortunately they only had Christmas decorations inside the inn and they had a gingerbread contest going on. I remember years ago where they had a path of Christmas lights and a separate room of where they had a train and villages set up but I guess they stopped doing that. We were a little bit disappointed.

Went here for a wedding reception and spent the night…read more Wedding reception was good. (Food, drink and service). One of the bartenders must have been new, as I noticed she kept asking her coworker what goes into a particular mixed drink. Our room was spacious enough. A/C and tv worked fine. Bed was comfortable. The room had a rustic charm (read as the furniture was a bit on the old and weathered side). And I believe a ghost was in our room (309), because one of the vanity drawers kept sliding open after I had closed it a number of times. The only complaint I had, which they fixed while we were at the reception, was that the bathroom tap water was a rusty brown. They must have flushed the pipes while we were out dancing the night away because the water was clear for the remainder of our stay.

My husband and I LOVED our stay at this hotel!…read more Service was amazing, but relaxed. The hotel is centrally located and beautifully decorated. Every corner provides some sort of beauty or relaxation. Foot massager in the room (with provided clean socks for each guest), aroma therapy diffuser, salt lamp, four-post bed with sheer curtains. We just loved everything! Definitely recommend for anyone looking to stay in Beacon

Lovely, clean and quaint, does NOT give a vibe that its a dusty Bed & Breakfast/Grandma's attic…read moreplace at all. Great location and very accomodating staff. There is no food or beverage service and that was ok. Room was comfortable but a bit awkward, sink is in the room not bathroom, no closet and a giant worn out couch took up a lot of space that could have been better used for storage. Parking is a bit of a challenge. We also appreciated the view from our room and how quiet the property is.

Quaint old inn in the middle of Cold Spring's business district. Parking is somewhat limited. We…read morearrived very late and used street parking. The inn is quite old. Narrow steps. Well maintained in general. It could use a deep cleaning, in my opinion. Too many old smelly items around like old books and costume jewelry. Breakfast was pleasant and well balanced. Good coffee.

Very quaint inn with wonderful friendly staff. Nice thoughtful touches such as chocolates and…read morecookies as snacks and soft drinks available when you wish. Wifi, but no TVs in room, which is how it should be in an historic inn. Simple but beautifully prepared breakfast: yogurt, berries, mini quiches, sausage. Delicious muffins and excellent coffee.

Easy stay, easy check in, a seemingly nice updated room and clean space. We needed to stay for a…read morewedding, they made transportation super easy! There is a pool, fitness center, buffet breakfast, coffee station, and vending machines on the floor. Breakfast was okay, did its job for the morning of.

Since others may discuss pillows and breakfast, I'll talk a bit about how I appreciate this hotel…read moreas brief corrective to the sinister pseudo-environmentalism that looms over the Hudson Valley and indeed the tri-state area. The tourism, real estate and media industries and the government sell a narrative of trees, lakes and hiking. All this can be yours for the low price of $3 million for a second home. Or you can stay in a hotel and enjoy a convenient 25-minute trip from a highway. The actual locations you're trying to visit tend not to have hotels. I'm not a zoning expert but I have seen how impossible it is to find train-friendly hotels. The Holiday Inn Express is reachable from the Peekskill train station. While some maps will indicate a 1-mile walk on a some unappealing looking roads, but the riverfront waterway will get you there. Let's call a 17-minute walk. Travel light! There's outstanding waterfront scenery at Charles Point Park. There appear to be two restaurants walkable from the hotel. I walked to the village of Peekskill but normal people won't want to do that (not a bad Uber ride presumably). On more hotel-specific factors, the shower pressure was excellent, the room was far bigger than usual and all the workers were friendly and helpful.