Hudson Valley Resort & Spa

Im sorry about this very negative review but the hotel is pretty bad. The rooms are atrocious, as simple as that. They look like they were gorgeous 50 years ago. Maybe The staff is nice but there were a few rude workers. It's such a shame, because the hotel could be gorgeous. The grounds are huge with a: (rundown) golf course. Pool, indoor pool, a lake on campus, huge gorgeous hills and huge trees. So it's such a shame the owners just don't care about it whatsoever. The lobby is huge and the only semi-nice thing about the hotel. My biggest problem with the hotel, (besides for the nasty rooms and probable bedbugs) is the waste of potential the hotel has. I really hope they renovate it.

Think twice before going. Our room did not appear to be refurbished, or if it was, it needs to be again. One of the beds sagged in the middle. Carpet staples were sticking out of the carpet base against the wall. One of the window panes was cracked. One of the draws was hanging down. The TV only had CNN. Yes, they did come & put in ROKU and said they would have the TV reprogrammed. That didn't happen. The food was served buffet style, serve yourself. It was good but not gourmet. Overall the appearance was worn and not maintained. Pity.

Went here for a school Shabbaton. I have to say this was pretty much the crustiest place I have ever been. The power went out and they don't have a generator. The staff went around lighting little tealights. They put them in the bathroom and a towel caught fire. Everything was broken including the lockes on almost all the doors. There was dust mites and cockroaches and other little bugs. It was pretty much a breeding ground for little insects and flies. It was so dirty I couldn't even sit down or sleep. I think the only thing I liked was the view and nature. I highly recommend not coming here.

It's been years since I was here mid 90s, early 2000's, and back then, you could see all the amazing potential, to bring this place back to it's original, luxurious, stately appearance. Why the owners don't take advantage of the majority of other resorts in the area, being shut down, I cannot fathom, because people Want a decent, clean room to stay in, decent food and amenities like the other, closed, resorts once offered. With any luck some smart investor will come in, update the rooms, just carpet, linens, reline the bathtubs, and the cosmetics alone will go a long way to improve the reputation, thereby increasing business, providing the ability to make more money, hire a good chef and the food will bring in the locals as well... during the slower times of year.

DONT GO HERE I stayed here this past Saturday, and it was honestly awful. The room was infested with bugs — cockroaches, ladybugs, and even people saw bed bugs. The beds were dirty, the walls had strange green stains, and the bathroom had mold everywhere. It felt completely unclean and uncomfortable from the start. In the middle of the night, the electricity went out and stayed off the entire Saturday. The staff did apologize, but it didn’t make up for how bad the conditions were.The window in my room was broken so cold air was coming in the whole night This place was nothing like a normal hotel, and I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. Save yourself the stress and go somewhere else.