Pretty inn Great mattress and comfortable stay…read moreHowever, No one is on the premises during the night and last time a very loud couple in floor above was banging doors and yelling til 3am and wouldn't stop! Owner of inn says his relatives are on premises but frankly was not able to find anyone during the stay to rectify the problem.

The Gables of Rhinebeck wasn't hospitable during our stay…read more And it kills me to give them two stars but when you make Mrs. S mad? She's always happy! The entire purpose for staying at a Bed & Breakfast is the experience. Any Inn or B&B, the owners open their establishment, makes you feel at home with a warm cup of coffee along with something freshly baked from their oven. When I checked in, I was told via text there is none of that because of the pandemic. We find that to be an excuse because we just left a B&B in Cold Spring that had everything! It's a bunch of nonsense, the owners could have baked and individually wrapped things. Just like the B&B in Cold Spring.... Oh wait, we were served a sit down breakfast. And coffee! What a concept. Check-in is at 3pm. I arrived at 1pm thinking I can get a few tips about the area. The door was locked so I rang the bell. I'm assuming its the owner who answered the door. I tell him I know I'm early, I'm looking for a few things to do locally. He said there is nothing here to show but I can send you a text? Ok.. The town of Rhinebeck is very cute, there are shops that are open while walking around. We had a glass of wine and some charcuterie while passing the time. Once it's 3pm, we were sent a text for the door code. Walking inside, The Gables Of Rhinebeck is a beautiful Bed & Breakfast. It also seems we are the only guests based on the parking lot out back. And the parking lot only has room for 3 cars? Our room is drop dead gorgeous. The bedding is adorned with a beautiful quilt. It's a suite so there is a nice sitting area. I walked downstairs to the empty parlor, grabbed two wine glasses and opened a bottle of wine that I brought from home. The bathroom, there was a lack of shelf space for our toiletries. Its a large space with a claw foot cast iron tub, very pretty. I had plans to sit outside after dinner and smoke a cigar. The lights weren't on, there is no one to ask and at that point, I really didn't care. I'm ready to leave and that is just a shame. It's not the feeling you want your guests to have when they leave. Do you agree? I asked about breakfast the next day in a text. Coffee? Oatmeal? Anything? Nothing I'm told in a text. The restaurant next door opens at 8am. Mention we're guests at The Gables Of Rhinebeck and well receive 20% off our bill. The restaurant at 8:50am was closed. At this point we jump in the car and leave. While I'm sitting down in another town, I text them saying the restaurant wasn't open at 8 or 8:30. They text back: OMG there is Bread Alone and so many other restaurants in the area that we could have chose. Overall, this was a sucky stay and I'm glad it was just for one night. They charged a premium price for the Bed but not the Breakfast?! And they weren't hospitable! Yeah OMG.

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.

I've stayed in many B & B's all over the World but, this place takes the cake. Interior is…read morecluttered, cold, rumpled, uninviting, dreary, bleak, Gloomy, dark, and creepy. The downstairs sitting room was so overly cluttered, there was really no place to sit, so one has to go outside and sit on the porch. I'd imagine if the Munsters and the Addams Families had ever gotten together and opened up a B & B this would be the result of their efforts. I don't upstand all these highly rated comments from travelers, it is almost like they don't travel very much or were given some sort of Gratuity for a positive comment or review. The breakfast was marginal at best, resulting in an early lunch down the road in Historic Hyde Park. The best thing about this location is the excellent, Friendly little restaurant and bar within walking distance just up the street to the north of this locale. I don't see how anyone could ever have a tea party here, since the outside area looked folded up and dilapidated, unless it was actually for and with the Mad Hatter.

First of all, none of the photos that they posted on here are true. Looks absolutely nothing like…read morethat now. I get to the hotel and rang the bell 3 times before anyone answered. Porch was a Mish mash of old furniture, old treadmill and a handicapped shower chair. A nice older gentleman in flip flops answered, opened the door to my room and said that's where your staying. He never gave me a key so couldn't even lock the door if I wanted to go out. I get in the room and it's crammed with a king size bed and pulled out single bed and several tables. It smelled old and musty. I checked the sheets and they looked and smelled like they were from the 70's. Went into the bathroom and there was a nasty cleaning rag on the counter, blue glasses that had an inch of dust on them, whoever stayed previously shampoo and bodywash in the shower (so obviously not cleaned). Not full toiletries that were sticky to the touch and toilet paper holder that was broken. I went into the hall to find the gentleman and he could not be located. Walked across the hall to the common room and it was as rundown and nasty as the room. The hallway smelled like pot. At this point, there was no way I was staying there. I contacted the owner, Pat and explained what was going on, at first she didn't believe me then when I sent pics, she apologized and said she would refund the 200.00 in 4 days, on Thursday when she got back. I agreed. Nothing was refunded and contacted her on Friday, she did not respond. I contacted her again on Sunday and she responded with a nasty response accusing me of lying and breaking the toilet paper holder on purpose and put on the Venmo that it was for "unjustified refund". Bottom line, the place is a dump and the owner unprofessional and nasty. Stay as far away as you can.

We had a wonderful experience at Beekman Arms Inn. As it's the oldest continually running Inn in…read moreAmerica, the architecture and decor were lovely, antiquated, venerable. The food was delicious, and our waiter, Phil, was so warm and accommodating. And it was fun to hear the history of the Inn and meet some of the patrons. We were so happy that we stopped at this lovely spot on our journey to Niagara Falls.

The Beekman is widely considered American's first Inn, a rich history that is beautifully displayed…read morein the Beekman's main house. Nothing is modern - and that's perfectly in keeping with the inn older than the country. If you want modern amenities - this isn't the place for you. But if you want to lean into American history, this is a great spot. Now, the 1979 merger with the Delamater is an odd marriage indeed. The Delamater is something out of Dirty Dancing (more dirty than dancing) - it's like a 1960's summer camp and has NONE of the Beekman charm. Make sure your booking exactly which of these products you want.

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.

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.

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.

This was our first B&B experience.....and it was wonderful…read more The building is quaint and clean, filled with beautiful antiques. The B&B has 5 rooms, and only the first night it was full. We stayed in the Ivy room on the second floor and only heard the smallest bits of noise from other people coming in. The room was a touch small, but we had a queen bed and a love seat along with a large closet. The bathroom was spectacular, spacious with a Jacuzzi and lots of bubble bath! Breakfast is served at 8:30 am sharp, which I enjoyed, great initiative to get an early start on the day. We shared one large table with everyone and it created a great way to meet the others occupants and learn about things to do in the area. Yvonne is a great cook and each breakfast was delicious. The building has a nice parlor off the living room with lots of books and a TV. We spent an evening in there watching GOT. There is a wonderful font porch with several chairs. And then in the back a large patio. The B&B is a couple blocks from the main intersection of Rhinebeck on the way up to Red Hook. And lastly Yvonne is very knowledgeable of the area, if your looking for what to do she is a great source of ideas. One one minor critique is I wish the room had been a touch warmer.

Absolutely loved staying here. The house is breathtaking, and the owner couldn't have been nicer…read more The room was spacious and comfortable, and breakfast the next morning was delicious.

This is an exceptional property that had been in one family for decades. Dinner was really great…read moreserved in a very formal environment which is a bit rare for Ulster County. I have not spent a night but I have heard the rooms are as sumptuous as the dining experience.

A 3-day, 2-night stay here was given to us as a 40th wedding anniversary gift by our 3 sons & their…read morewives. And what a perfect gift it was! Our room 9 had the sweetest, all-around views from the multiple windows both in our corner room & in the bathroom of all the greenery, flowers & lawns. Although breakfast is no longer offered as part of the room rate, we were "grandfathered in" by the super amenable, welcoming head chef, who, in large part, is the engine behind the hotel's managing group, because our room had been booked when the breakfast plan was still in existence. Our breakfasts were presented beautifully & by servers who were super friendly & engaging, as is the rest of the staff here. The pool had not yet been filled for the summer, so we enjoyed sunning on the pool deck, the sweet sauna, walks to the lake down below the property, played shuffleboard, billiards in the way-downstairs which has stone walls, low ceilings, a wine closet, board games & game table, as well as darts. The first floor library is cozy, filled with couches, upholstered chairs, books, coloring books & colored pencils & the in-house restaurant offers 3 meals a day, either in the beautifully outfitted & sunny dining room or on the back patio, alongside a rain barrel, herb garden, smoke house, fire pit & the grassy lawns. The owners & the hotel's hospitality group are working on upgrading & updating the facilities & its offerings & we applaud them for their efforts & plans. We are glad that we could fully enjoy this welcoming, beautiful old stone home & its equally welcoming staff. AND, we thank the head chef for the bottle of Prosecco that he gifted us! P.S. I think I saw someone moving a rolling chicken coop from one part of the property to another!