Hotel in zona Villaggio di Rhinebeck, Rhinebeck

“Not your cookie cutter hotel. Beds were clean and comfortable. Room was large TV was small.”

“DO NOT COME HERE WITHOUT A CAR!!! WIFI and cellular connectivity almost always obstruct uber request etc. inadequate WiFi. They give you phone numbers for their local taxis which are largely unavailable.And a half mile walk just to get your key from the main hotel or to get breakfast.They do not have anybody present in the Inn which is isolated from the community. They give you 1 loose key without even a key ring. They warn you that you’ll pay if you lose it.We called for enough towels...

“I have already opened a case with Expedia and have not heard back- I contacted the hotel directly Hello, I have arrived at the property and am disappointed to find that it does not match the listing photos or description. The accommodations appear significantly more worn and less clean than represented online. In addition, I did not receive the check-in instructions with the access code, and when I rang the bell for assistance, the hostess was rude and dismissive. Because there are no...

“I enjoyed my stay very much. It was very clean and very convenient. I have no complaints whatsoever”

“Too expensive for what it is.”

“Excellent property. Clean and nice rooms and pool. Really nice breakfast and coffee areas. Nice staff”

“AMAZING!!”

“This place is beautiful and so lovely. If you are traveling through this part of the world, a nice place to stop and enjoy the Hudson.”

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“My room was very big and location excellent”

“We enjoyed our stay. The room was clean and modern, there was ample parking, and the staff was very helpful. The only negative: the breakfast could/should have included more gluten free options. Would suggest adding eggs to your menu. Even hard-boiled eggs would be a step in the right direction. Other than this, all was good.”

“This is a small, new hotel, nestled along the railtrain in New Paltz. It's "along" in the sense that the rooms are lined up, balconies facing the railtrail, and immediately beyond (through a treeline) the Wallkill. It's well sited on a beautiful site. Of course the railtrail is convenient, as is Water Street Market, which also follows the rail trail. It's also just a short walk into town, to the bridge across the Wallkill and a trial that leads to the ridge, and up the railtrail and to the left,...