Poughkeepsie Inn

My family and I are from out of town and we had no choice but to book at Poughkeepsie Inn because we are attending Marist College graduation and all the other hotels are fully booked. Looking at the picture from the website it would appear that the place is not as bad as it looks. However, when you see it in real life it’s even worse. The rooms have molds. The bathtub is dingy. The bathroom sink have cigarette burns, which probably indicates that when heroin addicts are shooting up they would place their cigarette on the sink and they will forget about it leaving a burn mark.
I was placed in a smoking room which smells like an ashtray. I requested for a non-​smoking room but unfortunately all non-​smoking rooms are taken. The room that I was in his room 142 is really dirty and you just feel really dirty as soon as you walk in this whole property needs to be renovated it’s very run down and basically I don’t think it’s healthy for people to stay because of all the molds.
I would have given this place a 0 star but unfortunately the lowest score I can give is a 1. However what I do like about this place is that they do try to make it as comfortable as possible for their guests. Anyway, I will not be coming back.

My girlfriend and I were in town for a show at the chance and decided to book a room so we didn’t have to drive home afterwards. Front desk staff was very friendly. This isn’t the Hilton that’s for sure but the bed was comfortable and heat worked that’s all i wanted. The Wi-​Fi was pretty much non existent but that seems to be the trend in most places I’ve stayed. Overall satisfied with our stay. Will definitely book here again if we are ever in town.

We came to this town to get a car and ended up staying a second night due to some minor issues with registration. The first night was not bad, I mean the hotel wasn’t spotless but certainly wasn’t worth $ 80 a night. It was still the cheapest in the area. Second night was unplanned so I expected having been there the night before to get the same rate. I was wrong when the rude lady at the desk told me its was $ 130 and wouldn’t get a manager. This place is seriously not worth the amount, which you can see because they only have like 5 cars and its mostly people that live there. Others in the area are booked solid for a reason.

This «inn» is truly the most grimy place I’ve ever slept, and I grew up in the Central Texas Hill Country with no indoor plumbing. $ 150 per night is an outrageous rate for this place. I still can’t believe I paid that amount to spend the night here. Our room contained a threadbare armchair that had a large wad of gum spread on its seat. It appeared that someone had made an effort to remove the wad, then just given up halfway through. I can’t imagine the judgement call that went into letting the garbage chair remain in the room.

It’s a great place to go if you want to overdose on heroin or spend a night with a crack whore.

The price was right. I am quite familiar with Poughkeepsie, having grown up near same. Friendly people here.

This was the worse stay of my life. I slept on a towel because the room was so disgusting. There was a loose spring in the bed that I cut myself on and had to get a tetanus shot the next day. When I told the manager, who was not in until 2 days later he credited me $ 25 which was less than the cost of the co-​pay for the shot. You will get a better nights sleep in your car.

This is more like a shelter to me than a 100 $ per night hotel. I checked in (never stayed overnight), and went to my room. It was not a dirty room, but I could not believe that there are still hotels that their room doors are not equipped to mechanical locker, like a chain. After 2 minutes, I got back to the front desk and ask for either cancellation of my transaction or they put a locker on the door while I am going out for dinner, and they said OK. Once I was back, they were trying to convince me that here is safe…, and ask me to talk to the manager the day after. No one was cooperative including the manager. I did NOT stayed in that hotel that night, but they charged my card. I told them that I am willing to pay any cancellation fee, but they did not accept anything except the full amount. This hotel probably worth $ 40-​$ 50 per night no more than that. Go to Holiday Inn which is 0.5 mile away for almost the same rate of around 100 $.

Don’t stay here. Far past it’s prime, although I’m not sure it ever had a prime. Slow wifi cuts out, generally a bit dirty, funky and dated. Much better options are in the area for the same price or just a few $ more. Staff tries hard but they should just bulldoze this and start over.

Located on busy Route 9, the motel looks rather grim from the outside. However, our room was clean and satisfactory, the wifi worked great, and the cable TV was comprehensive. The bathtub had seen better days, and the shower knob had to be turned to the cold side to get hot water which was confusing in the grogginess of the early morning. We didn’t take advantage of the breakfast, opting to go out instead. There are many dining options on the Route 9 strip.

I stayed in this decent, no frills hotel for one night. The rooms were clean, though the blankets were itchy and we had to kill two stinkbugs– the entire area was full of them, no fault of the hotel. There’s an AC and the TV does have cable channels, I was very pleased to find Cartoon Network. The continental breakfast consists of OJ, bagels, donuts and bananas. Hot water and coffee are available 24/​7, plus there’s a vending machine that also has some essential toiletries in addition to snacks.