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1. Hyatt Place Poughkeepsie / Hudson Valley
Hyatt Place Poughkeepsie / Hudson ValleyCrown Heights
Robert
P6,899
P8,011 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 19 - Oct 20
P9,009
P12,549 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 22 - Oct 23
P7,943
P8,896 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 4 - Oct 5
P9,360
P12,145 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 28 - Sep 29
P8,419
P9,525 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 24 - Sep 25
P7,996
P9,286 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 20 - Oct 21
P8,956
P11,027 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 6 - Oct 7




8. Inn at Bellefield / Hyde Park, Residence Inn by Marriott
Inn at Bellefield / Hyde Park, Residence Inn by MarriottHyde Park
Mary K
P12,355
P13,976 total
includes taxes & fees
Oct 20 - Oct 21
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Top Hudson Valley Hotel Reviews
West Gate Inn Nyack
8/10 Good
"👍"
Hampton Inn White Plains/Tarrytown
10/10 Excellent
"L"
Westchester Marriott
10/10 Excellent
"Easy check in, friendly staff, super helpful. Beautiful outdoor sitting area. Will definitely stay there"
Sleepy Hollow Hotel, a Dolce by Wyndham
8/10 Good
"The hotel is nice, and clean, and they have the BEST big towels. But it doesn't have an actual restaurant or room service, which is very inconvenient. They also seem to have an issue around check-in. I was in a line of like 20 people, which was surprising. There was one desk clerk handling some sort of problem with one guest for 20 minutes. The other clerk moved glacially slow. Neither clerk seemed welcoming or customer service oriented. During this time, the manager came out several times to talk to the clerk handling the problem, but did not even look at or acknowlege the long line of people waiting. I would expect a manager to step in and help process the long line of check-ins. Another person came out several times and told people to use the check-in automatic kiosks, and several people said they had tried it already and it didn't even work. "Oh, sorry about that," she said. There's also a mystifying thing... the hallways and navigation are poorly marked, and it's not easy to figure out where you are going, or find an elevator. I was in a 3xx room, and when I got to the elevator, it said I was on floor 2 (which had the 4xx rooms). In the elevator, I had to press 1 to get to the floor with the 3xx rooms. ????? Didn't make sense! My recommendations: More check-in staff, better customer service training, and better signage for navigation."































