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

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.

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.

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!!

I truly truly don't understand how this place (as of Dec '25) has such a low rating, let's go!…read more Being a Hyatt Globalist living in the NYC Metro area, I was always intrigued by the pictures/vibe of this place and had no reason to ever be in this area- turns out tonight because of an emergency here I am. - The look and vibe of the lobby area is great - Person at the front desk was friendly - Had a drink at the bar and service was solid as was the pour of the wine - I like the look and feel of the room I travel all over the country and I strive for objective reviews....and don't get the hate for this place on yelp! If you are in this area, give this place a shot and oh- the rates are very reasonable!

We stayed at Hotel Nyack for Valentine's Day weekend and had a terrible experience. We booked a…read moreKing room months in advance, but at check-in were told we were downgraded to a double with no notice and no solution offered. The room had exposed nails from broken fixtures, the phone didn't work when we called about a missing ironing board, and the restaurant food made me sick. Overall, very disappointing and not worth it.

Went for the Holiday Tea with my two girlfriends- it's a Christmas time tradition for us. We've…read morebeen to other wonderful Victorian Tea Houses, and figured we would try Bricktown. I will say the home is beautiful. Otherwise, very disappointing: 1. We were greeted by two young ladies (dressed in ripped jeans and sweatshirts) who showed us to our table - a card table with folding chairs jammed up against an old stove. They took our coats. 2.The tea wasn't brewed - it was a pot of hot water with various tea bags served on the side. 3. It was a preset menu of finger sandwiches (cheese/chicken salad/sliced turkey); 3 scones; Christmas cookies. A Dixie cup sized serving of soup, served with plastic spoons. Water was served in plastic cups. 4. One of us is vegan, the other dairy intolerant; we asked for other menu options- they brought out sliced cucumbers on stale white bread - there was no pumpernickel or other type of bread available because they ran out. 5. After 90 minutes, they started to clear the place out, gave us our coats and the bill ($90.00), and began to break down the tables around us. Absolutely terrible that they charged that kind of money for an experience that was one step up from a lemonade stand.

I stayed here when traveling to Bear Mountain with my husband. We had a great time. The house is…read morereally nicely done and very comfortable. There is a lot of attention paid to detail. The hosts are not overly friendly, but they are extremely helpful and not intrusive. There was a really nice outdoor area with a Koi pond, but it was too cold to check it out. The food was good. Each morning they serve a hot meal with some bakery item, along with juice and coffee/tea. Cereal was available for those who would like it. Snacks (cookies, and pretzels) were also available in the common room anytime, as well as sodas and coffee or tea. Cream sherry and ice water are placed in the room daily. My only complaint, which is why they received 4 starts instead of 5, was that our mattress was kind of on the hard side. I won't up with a stiff back the second day I was there. The town was interesting. It's has a large immigrant blue collar population, and people were friendly. There were some very good restaurants that our hosts at the B&B suggested and we had great meals. A farmers market is open during the summer and we got to meet some town people there who were very nice. The price was average for a B&B but a little pricey for lodging. We would stay there again.

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.

I wasn't impressed. They advertised a price of $67 on serval travel websites, and upon arrival they…read moretold me that rather than 75 after taxes as was promised, it would be $85. Beyond this, they told me that they lost the key to the room. They offered no discount, and informed me they would only be willing to let me in to my room twice. I chose not to stay, as reception was quite dingy, and I was not impressed with what was being offered.

Absolutely disgusting…read more Our fridge was broken and leaked all night, destroying our food. It periodically made loud CLICKING noises that prevented anyone from falling asleep. The bathroom looked like it hadn't been cleaned in YEARS. The shower-facing side of the curtain was a solid sheet of brown mold. The ground was covered in hair and dead bugs. There were flecks of dried poo on the walls. We saw cleaning ladies go in and out of units but it's unclear what they actually do. They certainly don't sanitize anything. The towels were paper thin and dried nothing. The whole place was a humidity trap and so one shower turned everything moist and sticky. The beds were hard as rocks and the pillows paper thin. We got no sleep. I had an allergic reaction to the mold that made us leave our Applachian trip early. Oddly, the television was quite nice and had a ton of channels. That was pretty much the only good thing about the place.

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.

So much fun! A cute, relaxing spot to stay! We loved the breakfast and cozy fireplace -- good for…read moreany time of year!