I was visiting my brother who lives in Haverstraw and a staff at City Hall recommended this Bed &…read moreBreakfast. We fell in love with it. From the gracious owner Andrea who gave us tips on how to get there and suggestions on restaurants to the stunning views and rooms. I hope the pictures do justice- the ambience and architecture are amazing. We met a beautiful couple from UK and we talked for hours. We never stayed at at B&B but the ambiance is conducive to meeting people from all over the world. Words cannot express our joy in finding this amazing place and if there was a ten stars rating I would give it ten stars,

Imagine you have family that lives in Haverstraw . Imagine…read morethey are away and they tell you sure come over stay the weekend! . If that is only a dream -Casa Hudson is the perfect plan B !!! The B& B will inspire you to write ,paint be you. The host Andrea is so incredible. From booking straight thru morning Italian pastries & fruit breakfast. The neighborhood knowledge. The beautiful decor. Don Coqui across the street The water view it is all inspiring. This is THE place to stay in Haverstraw

Warm, friendly staff and good-sized rooms. The indoor swimming pool made it a nice winter stay. The…read moreonly downside was that the hotel was fully booked, so common areas felt crowded and you saw people everywhere. For the price, I can't complain--and the buffet breakfast at $16 per person is a great deal these days. I was in the area for a school meeting and probably wouldn't visit otherwise, but overall it was a good experience.

The rooms are comfy but are definitely outdated and need some good TLC. There was a lot of wear and…read moretear on both mattress headboards, the doors, and the chairs in the room. The beds were comfortable and the hallway was quiet which was nice! We ate at the restaurant on the second floor which also is a little tired looking. The waitress was very nice, though.

Oh, no, no, no. Maybe it's just my Indiana upbringing, but paying $70 for a dirty motel in which…read moreyou fear for your life the entire night is not my idea of a bargain. I was dumped here after some "miscommunication" with some friends from New Jersey/Valley Cottage at two in the morning. Also, I found out that you have to be 23 to rent a room. I was two hours into my 23rd birthday. Lucky me.

Yes, one word. A dump. Right in front of a large mall with Lord and Taylor. The motel could not…read morehave a better location to go to NYC in a short drive, but the place has stained carpets all over, the blankets are dirty, the main door to the room is loose, the bathroom door does not close well, and the bedspread of my non-smoking room has a cigarette burn. Go figure. It does have a fridge and a microwave, and plenty of hot water at great pressure. The shower curtain must be from the 1950' s and the towels are generous enough to dry a chihuahua. What the hell, I survived, at $70 for two beds, but I didn't touch anything that I really didn't have to. Will I go again ? Heck yes, I am not rich. But please, PLEASE don't make me!

My family and I stayed at the FairBridge Inn Express for two nights while attending a NY Boulders…read moregame and exploring the Hudson Valley, and it was a great stay for the price. The rooms were spacious and fairly affordable, making it a good option for a budget-friendly trip. While there's no elevator to the second floor, the stairs are easy to manage, just a few steps up. The location is convenient with plenty of parking, and it's close to Nyack, some malls, a McDonald's, and a gas station for quick food and fuel. The continental breakfast isn't extensive--mostly cereal, frozen sandwiches, and waffles--but it's included, so it's better than nothing if you want a quick bite. Plus, the WiFi is included as well, which is always nice. Overall, it's a solid place to stay if you're in the area, with good value for the price at the expense of slightly dated feeling rooms.

As advertised affordable .Pictures of this place are accurate. The only issue I had was the…read morebreakfast could have been of better selections. Better than continental breakfast.My suggestion maybe hot food ..(cooked eggs and sausage/bacon)in chafing dishes.That would have been nice.Other than that it was a nice quiet, clean comfortable stay.I will stay here again.

Loved staying here. Quiet, clean, and friendly. Room was a nice size and we loved the kitchen for…read moremaking food. Would--and will--stay here again. The gym is tiny but there are weights. I mean, who gives a client a handwritten thanks anymore? This place, that's who. Five stars all around.

Stayed here while in New York for the week. It's a decent hotel, we had a suite. The suite was a…read moredecent size it has a kitchen area with a stove top, microwave, TV area pullout couch and a bedroom. If you plan on brining your laptop make sure to bring a Cat 5 Cable so you can plug it in to access the internet. They don't have WiFi and I think they have cables available at the front desk but I always carry my own. If you are bored with the limited channels they have on their TV system the room is equipped with a DVD player and the front desk has a selection of DVDs to check out. My biggest complaint about this location is the Air Conditioning. It's hard to get the room to a comfortable temperature. Either it's to cold or to hot, there is no happy medium. They AC could also use a good cleaning. If they improved the AC I would defiantly give this a better rating. Other wise it's a decent place to stay.

I wasted 80$ by coming here. The heat doesn't work, no hot water to shower, no extra blankets (had…read moreto use my own), room isn't cleaned between guests, the sheets are dirty, birds live in the a/c so I can't sleep , and the front desk isn't helpful at all! Where is the owner? Does he even take care of his property? Avoid room 1 at all costs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I hate admitting that I use hotels or motels, but I really need to get this out. Beware of the old…read morelady at the desk. She's a little like, well, Norman Bates' mother. She admits that she is horrible and is unapologetic about it. With that said, think Bates' motel when coming here, except there is no Norman Bates keeping the rooms clean or making sure the bed has a top and a bottom sheet. I would, to be completely honest, search for another place. The cost is $98.00 a night. Check in is at 11:00 AM but you can check in at 1:00AM if you want to disturb the peace. Check out is at 11:00 AM and you better be out or face the horrible wrath of the old lady. Believe me you don't want that at all.

We needed a reasonably priced hotel in Nanuet, NY--about the halfway point between Washington, DC…read moreand Boston along the Garden State route. After a thorough search, this property emerged as one of only two options that didn't fall into the "high roller" price tier common to the area's newer hotels. The hotel was uncommon for other Quality Inns, in that it is more vintage with flaws that need attention. The hotel was budget but acceptable. In my opinion, the staff could use some hospitality management skill-training. The receptionist seemed lost in his personal-phone and barely recognized our entrance; he lacked a welcoming greeting and the grace that that position requires. Previously before arriving, phone calls were not answered by the desk and my calls always switched to the answering service. The room light fixture was broken and disconnected, not replaced; we plugged it into the wall to make it work. The second light was unplugged. The bedding and pillows were clean and comfortable. Only 2-towels when women tend to need two. The toilet seat was loose. The room we entered was musty until we turned on the air. No mention of the railroad train loudly passing the rear of the hotel at night. Signs about no smoking, but the second floor smelled like excessive cigarette. The ice machine on the 3d floor was inoperative. The breakfast was slight - waffles no butter, 2 apples, bread slices, and juice. No suitable milk. The hostess was busy with the front desk, so the tables were dirty and the dining room unattended. The inn has a fitness room that was good, clean, and a plus. There is no other good budget choice in this area, but this Quality does not meet the higher standards of other Quality Inns. If cost is a deciding factor, I would not rule this option out for a place to sleep for the night.

Would not recommend at all. Furniture was broken in lobby. Cancelled reservation and went next door…read moreto Element Hotel which was nicer and cleaner. The front desk supervisor that was obnoxious. Not supposed to be running your DL through the ID machine. Over the years and change of management the property has become run down.

I'm giving it a 5 because, we came for the Salsa night. Music was fantastic, but it was full of…read moredance students, showing their skills It was not that crowded, but a good crowd. Next time I will be prepared with better dance shoes.

We needed a reasonably priced hotel in Nyack, NY--about the halfway point between Washington, DC…read moreand Boston along the Garden State route. After a thorough search, this property emerged as one of only two options that didn't fall into the "high roller" price tier common to the area's newer hotels. The immediate surroundings are more industrial than expected, which may reflect the inn's overall character. The lobby has been updated, but the guest rooms retain a retro, vintage feel - slightly worn furniture and decor. Many travelers will still find it clean and comfortable, though our room did have food left in the refrigerator from the previous guest and a black hair in the tub. The woodwork shows its age, but the bedding and bathrooms have been refreshed. Staff were friendly and courteous throughout our stay. Breakfast was an unusual setup for those accustomed to self serve buffets: a waitress portions out items from behind the line--likely a response to past over serving. Portions were average, though I felt uncomfortable asking for seconds; the selection was solid, including eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, French toast, and juices, all cooked manually. For additional dining options, the Nyack Diner is a short walk uptown and worth the visit. Despite a few drawbacks, the overall value here is good, especially given the price, and I would return. My wife probably would not.

In the last two months management has worked hard to address some of the things I see previously…read morementioned. Hilton Garden Inn has never treated me bad. My room was clean and I felt safe where I was. The staff really when out of their way to make my stay a great one!

My family stayed here for my father's funeral. Six rooms. We couldn't get out of there fast enough…read more My cousin said she slept in her clothes due to disgusting conditions. Homeless people wandering in the lobby, what looked like prostitution was going on. Left and went to The Element hotel a half mile away and it was wonderful and only $20 more. Avoid Hilton Garden Inn at all costs!!