Hudson Valley Resort & Spa

Im sorry about this very negative review but the hotel is pretty bad. The rooms are atrocious, as simple as that. They look like they were gorgeous 50 years ago. Maybe

The staff is nice but there were a few rude workers. It's such a shame, because the hotel could be gorgeous. The grounds are huge with a: (rundown) golf course. Pool, indoor pool, a lake on campus, huge gorgeous hills and huge trees. So it's such a shame the owners just don't care about it whatsoever. The lobby is huge and the only semi-nice thing about the hotel. My biggest problem with the hotel, (besides for the nasty rooms and probable bedbugs) is the waste of potential the hotel has. I really hope they renovate it.

It's been years since I was here mid 90s, early 2000's, and back then, you could see all the amazing potential, to bring this place back to it's original, luxurious, stately appearance. Why the owners don't take advantage of the majority of other resorts in the area, being shut down, I cannot fathom, because people Want a decent, clean room to stay in, decent food and amenities like the other, closed, resorts once offered. With any luck some smart investor will come in, update the rooms, just carpet, linens, reline the bathtubs, and the cosmetics alone will go a long way to improve the reputation, thereby increasing business, providing the ability to make more money, hire a good chef and the food will bring in the locals as well... during the slower times of year.

We came for a Shabbos weekend, the place is not new or modern looking it's a bit run down, but the rooms were clean the beds comfortable, good a/c, they had a Shabbos elevator which was very convenance since we were on the 7th floor. The food was very Heimish style, clean and plentiful. good service, in short if you don't have big expectations and are looking for a simple nice place, I recommend it. price is fair for what you get.