Rhinebeck Village Inn

Very quiet and peaceful little place off the road. The rooms were a little older but quite clean and very comfortable, much larger than modern rooms. You check in at the Beekman Arms Inn in town ( on the same road), they manage three places and could not have been nicer or more helpful with anything. Breakfast was nice with many good choices (not scrambled eggs and sausage but wonderful huge bagels and cinnamon pound cake, fresh fruits, oatmeal with toppings, etc). The front desk person will give you a large bag of ice to go since the room refrigerator does not have a freezer. The location is very good for visiting the area, out of the main part of the downtown but within a few miles of everything. My husband and I would love to stay there again in the future, hopefully if our niece goes

Rooms were nothing fancy, had all the essentials including iron & iron board, hair dryer, phone & mini fridge. The room was clean.

This was an outright, no-tell motel. We arrived to find the lobby was closed and had to check-in at their other property in town. Not only was the lobby closed when we arrived, but it never appeared open the entire time we were there. This reservation was made at the suggestion of Beekman Arms, the same management company of both properties. The Rhinebeck Village Inn is a neglected step-child. Photos show and tell much of our story. The blue igloo cooler was their attempt at an ice machine. Tell me this isn’t a health code violation to have a crusty cooler just feet from the roadway where anyone can stick their hands, feet or glass into. Simply disgusting. The room was far too decrepit to be considered modest. All shabby and no chic. Breakfast included but not at either of the two properti

I never write reviews for anything, but I feel called here. The Rhinebeck Village Inn is incredible for three entwined reason: it's in Rhinebeck, it costs significantly less than a three-star chain (much less the Beekman Arms) and it's a clean, decent place, with beds that aren't far afield from the above mentioned three-star chain. This place is classic Americana but not self-conscious about it. It's exactly the kind of place that people stayed before there were three-star chains. Rhinebeck is fantastic. OK, I'm mostly basing that judgment on Bread Alone and a very decent beer at the Amsterdam. The other places may look good and have bad food, but they do look good. Also, once you step outside downtown, Rhinebeck is quiet and leafy. The loudest thing you hear at this motel is the crickets

I was pleasantly surprised when I opened the door . The room was tremendous, the bathroom was tremendous. This motel is owned by the Beekman Inn and they have updated the entire room we stayed in. The bathroom was new, but no hair dryer and the single use bar of soap made no suds. They could use a better quality bar of soap. The king size bed was extremely comfortable, pillows were fluffy not flat and the floors were tile so you know its clean. The only complaint would be the rod the drapes were on was broken and only one window had a screen. It was a nice fall night and it was difficult to move the drapes away from the open window to sleep in the crisp night air. Other than that it was perfect.