Roosevelt Inn of Hyde Park

I have been returning to the Roosevelt Inn for the past three years for my annual summer visit to the FDR Springwood estate and library,||It's a wonderfully charming place to stay, always clean, welcoming, and convenient to all local attractions. On my very first visit, I booked a rustic room, but changed to a delux unit the following years so I could control the a/c temperature, and if you have mobility issues, a first floor room is advised to avoid the steps.||You will certainly enjoy your stay and will look forward to your next visit.

We have stayed here at least 10 times in the last 10 years; it’s perfect for us, and we can’t imagine staying anywhere else. Our deluxe room had all the amenities you could want: super-comfy king-size bed with wonderful pillows, nice bathroom, two sinks, chairs and table for snacks, easy chair for reading, mini-fridge, air conditioning, large TV, wifi, two luggage racks, good bedside reading lamps, plus nice extras like both liquid and bar soaps, shampoos, iron and ironing board, chair outside on the porch, and picnic tables behind the coffee shop. Continental breakfast in the coffee shop was good, and the staff was always friendly and helpful. The location is convenient to the Culinary Institute, FDR estate and many Hudson Valley mansions. The cost is very reasonable, too. We will definit

Our third stay in Hyde Park. Stayed at this hotel due to availability and proximity to Culinary Institute. The rooms generally looked older but have some updates. I dint mind older or well used rooms for the price but cleanliness is an issue there. The floors were dirty, hairs on the furniture and bedding. When I got out of the shower if I stepped of the towel I had grit and dirt on my feet. Temperature was also an issue. It was fall and the temps outside were 50's to upper 60's. Our rooms were very warm. The thermostat in the room is locked out. There is a mini window AC unit in the window so you cant open the window. We had to run the AC all night to try to cool the room. It was a waste of energy and barely cooled it to a comfortable temperature. The shower looked to be redone but they

My friend and I enjoyed our stay for a few days in September at the Roosevelt Inn for a few days, while I was attending a program at the Omega Institute in Rhinebeck which is only a 20 minute drive. We booked directly on their website. The price was affordable and a great value. The rustic rooms are very clean and comfortable. The property is very safe and well maintained. Free continental breakfast included is in a quaint style coffee shop. The plentiful included, bagels, freshly baked muffins and donuts, cereal, banannas, coffee, tea and juice. The Inn is centrallly located only 1 mile from the Vanderbilt Manions and the Roosevelt Home and Presidential Library. It has been family owned and operated since the 1970s. The mother and daughter take pride in the Inn and manage the prop

This was our second visit to the inn. We came to visit our son, who works for the National Parks. The location is perfect, just minutes from his job sites and house. We saved so much time not having to drive back and forth to Poughkeepsie. The price is very fair, and even better for us because they offer a returning guest discount. ||We had the family suite this time, which is a large room on the second floor with 2 double beds, and a smaller room with 2 twins. It was perfect because we had our grandson along this time. There is a small table with 4 chairs that came in handy for playing board games and having snacks. ||Since we stayed 6 nights, we were able to schedule a room refresh one time during our stay. They also brought us fresh towels each morning when we requested them. ||The Roos