Inn On The Hudson

Love this place, especially the beautiful view. Stayed there twice with my man and had a great night of sleep (or lack of sleep if you know what I mean ;)). Would definitely recommend the inn to any friend staying in and around the Peekskill area. P. S. The younger male who works the front desk over night is a plus. What a cutie.

Stayed here one night after the Pumpkin Blaze because we did not want to drive home late in the dark (afraid of hitting deer! who isn’t???). Front desk was quick and accomodating. Our room had a terrace, which was nice, but the people under us were having a party. Their truck was parked under our terrace and «I’m In Love With A Stripper» played loudly over and over. They had their room door open and people were spilling out on the stairs. We were near the Front Desk and I’m sure they heard, but not sure if they did anything. I should’ve complained but was too tired to start anything. I fell asleep eventually but kept hearing the train blaring– it came a lot!
Our room was clean. Blinds were broken but was not a big deal. I asked for a microwave and refrigerator when I booked and they were in the room when we got there.
Continental breakfast in the lobby was free– donuts, cereal, oatmeal, bagels, english muffins, waffles. Also coffee, tea, milk, juice. Remember, NO meats/​proteins/​eggs, just in case you need that for breakfast, like me.
Overall an okay stay and close to everything we wanted to see/​do. It’s not a first class hotel, I get that, but would’ve appreciated it more if staff did something to minimize noise. Maybe separate guest rooms a bit more and not put them all in one section of the motel. Of course the train they couldn’t do anything about; that would just have to be a part of it’s charm— «Inn at the Hudson, a haven for the train lovers in you!»:)

We stayed here for the weekend while we planned to catch a show in Sleepy Hollow and visit some wineries!
The front desk staff was amicable upon check in and we were placed in a room without a view of the river, but it was updated and clean. All I really look for seeing we knew we wouldn’t be using the pool (didn’t ever even look at it), dining at the restaurant, or hanging out in our room. We were here to sight see.
The train seems to be noted frequently as an issue and it does come by many times throughout the day/​night. I packed ear plugs in case but didn’t end up needing them doe the train. I slept right through it. I did use my ear plugs last night as there was quite a loud group/​party going on outside the rooms on their patio area until at least 2:30am (when I opted for ear plugs). I like to be prepared.
We liked that the Inn was close to the river park and we could walk down the hill to area restaurants/​breweries and we were close to the highway. It ended up being a great location and convent for us for our weekend plans.

We stayed at the local motel while paint was drying at home. Room was clean and recently redecorated. Flat screen tv with cable TV. Towels and bedding were fine, and bed was ok. We knew how close to road and train this is. But inside the room you only here the train whistle faintly. We wee in room above main office. Ask for room u the rear of building if you are a light sleeper. Coffee, fresh donuts, bagels yogurt and cereal available. We had ours on the outside café table. They could use a cost of paint, but otherwise ok. Good location of you need to crash after a show in Peekskill. Walkable to train and downtown.

Ok. Is there a problem with the food staff? Not very happy. Came here for a meeting. I’ll never come back here again

The location is great and was ideal for a multi-​day trip to Bear Mountain. Our room was not renovated but was clean and the bed was comfortable. Noise was not an issue — the room was on the end and the room next door was occupied but we heard nothing. I would have preferred an updated room but otherwise it was average stay. My phone was not able to pick up the wifi signal so I don’t know if it was down or if the signal was too weak to reach that particular room.

I don’t really get the negative reviews of this place. It’s an inn; it’s not the Ritz but it’s not Motel 6, either. Our room on the ground floor was clean and updated, and we had no problems with noise from the upstairs or next door neighbors. The bathroom was also really clean and well maintained. Staff at the front desk are friendly and accommodating. Didn’t have a chance to try out their free breakfast, though.

If you have a nose and ears– avoid this place!!! I have been at this hotel for ½ hour and would leave if i had another option. The old lady «perfume» smell is nauseating. It is so strong I can taste it. What the hell happened in this room that you need that much of a smell to cover it??? Also seeing that it is a low end motel we cannot leave the windows open all night for fresh air. Luckily the train is right outside and the train whistle goes off every half hour or so. In addition, we can hear the people above us walking around– walls are very thin.
Yuck, just yuck.
Overall avoid this motel if you can.

If you don’t get a river view room, you may as well stay at the Motel 6. This place is not at all special and the service leaves much to be desired. They refused to take reservations for a river view room 2 months in advance, and actually told me I’d have to wait to see what was available when I arrived.
You are much better off at the Holiday Inn, which also has river views, and where they are eager to please.

Beautiful location and great views.
Rooms are very small but clean and welll furnished.
Walls are so thin you can hear your next-door-neighbor’s conversations (and other sounds).
Front desk customer service is curt, a bit rude, unfriendly, and unhelpful.

Great place to stay– Clean, very fresh feeling room with great sheets! And free wifi, free breakfast and great views… very accommodating staff! I will be back!

Beautiful location atop east bank of the Hudson River! Affordable nightly rates that include continental breakfast. Good free coffee and tea throughout the day. Had a king room on the first floor nearest the turn to the back units. Delighted with the view. The cleaning supplies and/​or dog dander, as they do welcome pets (unknown to me) through me into major sneezing and eye irritation. Claritin and Pataday saved the night.
Comfy bed, ample storage spaces, lighting is good and the bathroom was clean, just dropped ceiling issues above the shower. Nice lotion and shampoo. Towels were soft and big. Flat screen good be larger. Rarely heard the neighbors which was good. Dud hear metro north trains and the steady buzz of traffic on rts 9, 6 etc. But it’s all good. Needed more wicket seats and tables on the outside. Many neighbors smoked which bothered me especially since I was downwind. The restaurant is so-​so, pricey but with great views and service from a multiracial staff. Nice to see. I appreciated that.
BEWARE OF DEBIT CARD HASSLES–

The view itself from our balcony room should get 5 stars!
The room was clean and nice. Really no complaints there. Pillows and bedding were super clean and comfortable!
The bathroom… this is where the stars go down. The room was updated then the bathroom was sadly leftover from 1985. It took me over a half hour to get the shower to work… then I had to battle keeping the water the same temperature.
Update the bathrooms so I can come back and give you the rest of the stars!

Since my grandmother moved to Peekskill 4 years ago, I have been staying at the only hotel/​motel in town, the ‘Inn on the Hudson’ (formerly the Peekskill Inn).
Before my visit this past week, I would have given it 1 star (maybe 2 if I was feeling generous). Although I’ve bumped it up to 3 stars with the recent renovations (flat screen TV’s mounted on the walls of guest rooms, new dressers, side tables and beds), the place needs a major face lift (inside and out). Shower pressure and water temperature change drastically in the middle of washing your hair (not fun), the heater is either blistering hot or freezing cold (it’s a constant battle) and the bathrooms are stuck in the 1970’s.
Don’t get me wrong, there are a few little perks of the Inn. Location is great, it’s right off the highway and it overlooks the Hudson River (which is gorgeous at any time of year). If you are on the top level, you have a balcony with this view and the bottom level has a front patio. Their free continental breakfast isn’t bad, there are poptarts, cereal, bagels, pastries, coffee & juice. Every room also has a microwave and mini fridge, perfect for bringing home leftovers from one of the restaurants down the road.
After years of only having wifi in the lobby, it’s now available in all the rooms — thank goodness! If the Inn continues to make constant changes toward becoming a more comfortable, customer friendly motel, I will continue to stay there!

The view from our upper room of the Hudson River was fabulous for this pet friendly two-​story motel with a pool, well maintained circa 1960. There are no other motels nearby.
We checked in ½ hour early to our King room with 32″ flat screen TV which was comfortable with microwave and fridge for $ 139. There is a free continental breakfast and free newspaper.
Their dog fee is a reasonable $ 15. If you reserve a room On Line, there is no way of securing a non-​smoking room, so be sure to call and indicate your preference if you want one.
The attached restaurant, Henry’s On The Hudson, has a terrace with great views of the river and good food. Call ahead as they will close for private parties.

Adorable. I don’t get why the previous reviews are so poor! Sure, it’s not an «inn» and is more like a motel but who cares? this is not a cute and cozy b&b but a functional place for travelers to stay. The view is magnificent and the room was very, very clean. It smelled awesome too! My bed was extremely well done up, plenty of blankets and sheets. The bathroom was fully stocked with soap and lotion, makeup remover and a liquid soap dispenser in the shower.
I was pleased with the décor and carpeting as well. Everything was peachy coral colored. The TV was nice and big with a good selection of channels.
The cooler part of the inn is the restaurant and bar. I won’t review them here because they’re own thing, but both are great.
The staff was very polite and.acommodating. Breakfast was served in the morning, but I found the lack of hot foods like eggs and sausage a bit annoying, but its supposed to be continental so I guess its supposed to be light.
The price was somewhat high. $ 129 plus tax was what we paid, but I feel like given its location, its like an attraction for the town.
In general, I felt really comfortable there and want to stay there again.

I’m a business traveler. I have few requirements. Check in needs to be painless. The staff helpful. The room needs to be clean. The room has to be of a comfortable size. There has to be a basic level of comfort. And there should be some sense of value for the price.
First this is not an Inn, per se. It is a Motel or a Motor Inn, if you will. The Inn has nothing to do with New England charm. It is very basic. I mean basic.
Check in was efficient. Not friendly, efficient. I was given my room card and told to get to the room — around the back (second to last room). But none of the other features of the place. The room is clean. Small, but clean. The room overlooks the Lobby and I can see the Hudson. The internet has been spotty. There is not much else to be said. I’m glad I’m not paying more for the room.
I’m just glad I’m only staying the night.

I stayed at Inn on the Hudson this past weekend for a wedding up the road in Garrison. The total cost for one night’s stay was less than $ 100, the room was spotless and the view was unparalleled.
This place’s motto is supposedly «Home of Hospitality on the Hudson,» and I must respectfully disagree that hospitality is a priority here. After driving 4+ hours from Boston to Peekskill, I had to be at my friend’s wedding at 3:30pm, but check in wasn’t until 3:00pm. Long story short, not only was I not allowed to check in 30 minutes early (after requesting permission to do so days in advance and then hours in advance), but I faced rudeness and derision at every step of the check-​in process. There was no sympathy at my situation, no customer service or assistance in finding an alternative, and no indication that Debbie at the front desk had any desire to be ‘hospitable.’ She seemed, in fact, to enjoy saying no and being indifferent to my problem.
I’ll probably never go back to Peekskill again, so I won’t say I won’t go back, and I won’t even say others shouldn’t stay there because, frankly, the view is spectacular, the rooms are decent, and there’s a bar & restaurant & pool. All I’m saying is, if you have a special situation, need some accommodation or assistance… look elsewhere.