Find hotels in Jefferson Valley, NY from 1.997.094 ₫

"The staff, especially Rosseanne, was the best. She was very friendly, attentive, and made sure that if we needed anything, we knew where to get it or who to get it from. Great property!"

"Had to change rooms because refrigerator was broken and leaking and the A/C was barely functioning"

"Good breakfast options. Staff is helpful. Will come back again"

"air in room did not work--said they'd send someone to help but never did."

"Just be aware that if they place you on the 2nd floor your view is likely to just be a cement wall and some asphalt roofing. The window was also filthy. The other amenities were okay, it was reasonably clean but certainly not amazing. Very poor noise insulation, every door opening and closing makes a loud slamming sound, and you will hear that all night long."

"Clean rooms, good breakfast "

"Don’t stay here if you want to sleep. I was putting in a room surrounded by rooms that had people that were drunk and had been at a wedding earlier. They were so incredibly loud in their rooms and hallway and didn’t stop their obnoxious behavior until 4:00 AM the following night the guy had a TV on till two in the morning and the way the place is built. It was as if the TV was in my room .My room was very clean but I won’t stay here again because I’d like to be able to sleep."

"It was stuffy and hot with a bad odor. Outlets were not working. Very disappointed."

"The hotel was clean and comfortable. The rook was spacious with a king bed, sofa, desk and closet space. The afternoon staff the day we checked in was very professional, polite, and helpful. Breakfast was standard fare for this type of hotel. The location was convenient for us, but this is not really the kind of place if you want to walk out the front door and walk to restaurants and the town center. However, it is a short drive to the very energetic town center and the train station. We chose this location instead of paying double in NYC. It was very convenient to park and take the train into the city from the Tarrytown station."