I've stayed there twice in the past, under the old ownership, and it was lovely. But! if the new…read moreowners jack up the room rates to $400 / night, I'll go back to the Hampton Inn in New Paltz. I grew up in the MId-Hud, and I have watched a new breed take over and try to turn it into a chi-chi tourist trap. Maybe the wine and brie contingency from the Big City will find it a bargain but, screwing people is not going to fly with a lot of other folks.

Wonderful little inn with old fashioned New England charm. The rooms are thoughtfully arranged and…read morevery clean. The stairs are creaky so stay in a room away from the stairs if you wake easily. Overall, very charming place to stay for a getaway. Very local and historic vibe in the heart of the town. Easy walk to restaurants, shops, and theater.

The hospitality was spectacular. The house is lovely and High Falls is such a great little town…read more Good and service also excellent. I hope to go back someday. .

We spent three nights in October at The Sheeley House and loved it. We had the third floor to…read moreourselves, so we also had the bathroom to ourselves. Huge rooms, nice towels and clean sheets. About 15 minutes drive to Kingston. We weren't able to enjoy breakfast as we had meals pre-planned, but Rob was nice enough to pack us a to-go breakfast our final morning to eat on the road, complete with a cut-up orange in a Ziplock baggie. I'm a coffee lover and the coffee was plentiful, strong, but not burned. We'll stay here again and again!

In town to visit friends and the Mohonk Mountain House. The hotel is super convenient. The town…read moreof New Paltz very close and really cool vibe. My room was clean and very comfortable. The property is quiet. Lots of parking. The historic cemetery at one end of the lot was really interesting. Typical Hampton breakfast (which is good!). Several hot and cold options to choose from. Bottomless coffee. I appreciated the fitness center and good sized pool. A hot tub would have been awesome but I did understand, going in, that wasn't an option and it's okay. I would definitely stay here again.

Our room was super clean, bed was cozy/comfy and the staff were very friendly! I love how they…read moreprovided in shower toiletries and body lotion. Overall great location too :)

The Woodstock Inn on the Millstream was largely nice, though it had its pluses and minuses. The…read moreinn was clearly a motel in a previous life, as it had that lengthy structure with outdoor entrances to each room. The parking lot was gravel-based, so vehicles were parked a bit haphazardly, but the lot's spaciousness ensured that it was not really an issue. The hotel was right on the stream with a lovely grassy area dotted with Adirondack chairs, hammocks, and other ways to enjoy the view. The office was located right next to that little park and was also where the continental buffet breakfast was served. The small room had a great view of the water from its few tables. The breakfast options included various hot beverages, several types of milk, yogurt, berries, granola, pastries, breads, hard-boiled eggs, lox, tomatoes, cucumbers, and more. It was really the perfect few bites to start the day with energy and wellness. While the inn had a few larger cabins, many of the rooms were supposedly rather tiny, including ours. The room had a queen-sized bed, nightstand, wall-mounted television, and wooden desk with matching chair. There was a closet with some hanging and shelving space, as well as a hair dryer and coffeemaker. The room really left a lot to be desired from a space perspective, as it was hard to navigate. For instance, the room might have come with 2 luggage racks, but there was really only space for one. The bathroom was also tiny, and it was near impossible to use the toilet without sideswiping the pedestal sink on your way. The shower was a decent size at least. The bathroom came with fluffy towels and Aveda products, which were both appreciated. We also loved that the temperature and pressure of the water were phenomenal; in fact, the shower was like a fire hose! Though the room was small, it was SPOTLESS! Also, its individual heater packed a great deal of warmth. There was not an abundance of electrical outlets, but the alarm clock had one built in, as well as two USB ports. The extremely gracious staff had also left a binder of local recommendations for us on the table. The bed, however, was lumpy, and the pillows were cheap and uncomfortable. From a location standpoint, the inn was only a few blocks from either end of town, depending on which way you wanted to travel. The residential roads were very dark at night and many did not have sidewalks, so we definitely needed to be alert walking to and from the main drag, even though we knew the town was overly safe. The Woodstock Inn on the Millstream made up for its lack of amenities and small rooms with efficient, friendly service and clear dedication to guest satisfaction.

Could have been An old motel that is a well managed beautiful butterfly…read more Reservations and after hours check in was easy. Bath towels were amazing. Bathroom clean and shower nice. All liquid soaps and other stuff. Room #16 was very nice and clean. I would recommend and I would return. Nice fully equipped kitchen. Continental breakfast was OK.

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!

This is a family-run motel smack in the middle of Hyde Park. It is close to the Vanderbilt Mansion…read moreand a short drive to the Culinary Institute. Our room was comfortable. It has a wet bar with a mini fridge. The "coffee shop" is accessible 24 hours for ice and coffee. Dunkin Doughnuts and bagels and fresh fruit are put out there for breakfast. I love being able to park outside our door. They have a friendly dog too!!

Staying at the Roosevelt Inn was an absolute highlight of our weekend in Hyde Park. We came to the…read morearea because we were eating dinner at the CIA and the Roosevelt provided a convenient location. However, it completely surpassed expectations. Little touches like a night light in the bathroom made a big difference and I would absolutely stay here if in the area again.

Spent a night here with my best friend for a mom's getaway, booked a massage, and spent time trying…read morethe amenities. Pros: front desk and lobby staff is really friendly and helpful, just a block away from downtown Rhinebeck that has great shops and restaurants, facility is beautiful and clean. Room was spacious and had great attention to detail. The cons: the aqua terrace is very small and there are absolutely not enough loungers for everyone. Minimal seating all around. The bar service at the aqua terrace is mediocre. There was one server (perhaps understaffed that day) and we were ignored every time they came out to the terrace. Other guests were served, except us. Finally went up to the window and ordered cocktails, which were apparently canned drinks poured into a glass for $46, and they were terrible. Went to Willow for lunch the following morning, apparently it opens at 11:30, the entire place was empty, but it took them over 15 minutes to seat us. Weird, considering it was empty. Food was good, but had to rush at that point. Something with the food and beverage service was just off the entire time. We spent over $1,000 in food, drinks, and spa services (plus the actual room) - and was expecting a smoother experience.

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.

I recently stayed at the Inn at Bellefield while I was in the Hudson Valley for work and had an…read moreexemplary experience. The folks at the front desk were super helpful and kind throughout my stay. What lovely people they have working here. The lobby is chic and lovely and the restaurant looked upscale as well. My room was on the fourth floor and had a lovely view of the lush green fields and trees below. It has a king bed which was very comfortable throughout my stay. It also had a nice little kitchenette with a closer to full size fridge than you normally get in hotels. It als had a small seating area with a sofa and desk. Both of which came in handy for hotel working. It was clean and had everything I needed for a comfortable stay (including Starbucks coffee and Coffee-mate liquid creamer in the room!). Get to it!

The venue is absolutely beautiful! Beautiful architecture, beautiful grounds, nice spots for…read morephotos. The bar is lovely, cocktails were delicious. The food however was subpar. We went for a brunch event and we're truly disappointed with the price we paid. Bites were tiny, food seemed dried out, not fresh. Maybe it was a new facility learning curve, but truly disappointed. The staff were great, friendly, and great service. Possibly would try again in the future, maybe once they've been open for a while longer and have more experience.

My cousin got married here a few weeks ago, and in the invitation, described it as a beautiful…read morespace with this description: "Formerly a church, The Belltower has been a glassblowing studio since 1984. It was recently renovated by the super cool owners, Petra and Louis, and is a brand 'new' venue in the area." It seemed rather small, but was the perfect size for their wedding (although, the way the tables were set up left very little room for dancing...). They have a stage in one corner, behind which was a curtained-off area they had set up as a photo booth. And in another corner is an actual bar. On the walls are old posters from what I think was a cement company? Not sure if these were part of the wedding or part of the venue... Throughout the venue are awesome glass wall sconces, which I'm sure were created when it was a glassblowing studio. The same for the little glass circles in the cement at the entrance to kitchen. Petra and Louis were very friendly. They had a cocktail hour in the little park behind the venue and we had arrived early. I had to go to the bathroom, and despite the rule that you had to go around front, they could tell I had to go and they let me go in through the kitchen. :) Overall, I would describe it as "unique and intimate." The perfect place for a country-style wedding!

My oh my! So many warm feelings about this space and petra and louis! I chose the belltower to be…read morethe space for my wedding reception. Best decision I've ever made, not only is the space breathtakingly beautiful, Petra and Louis were a dream to work with. It served also as the best "in case of rain" back up plan. So i ended up having my ceremony there too! The owners are super helpful in all the preparation leading up to the big day. They are very responsive, and have all the local recommendations you could possibly need. They truly care about your wedding being run perfectly and do their part to help! Im still beaming from the weekend we had up in Rosendale. Its super convenient to get to from NYC. Its truly a hidden gem in the hudson area. Its also very reasonably priced for wedding venues, and its a DIY brides' dream! Do yourself a favor and book your wedding at the belltower.