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$494 nightly

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Top West Point Hotel Reviews

Sonesta Simply Suites Nanuet

10/10 Excellent

"The staff was the best part: very friendly and helpful. The room was newly renovated, and although there was some mild, but normal, construction noise during the day (9AM-5PM, or thereabouts), it was done during normal resting hours. There was a 24 hour gym/laundry room that were connected. The gym had dumbbells on a rack, which is good, and a universal-type weight machines. Some of the equipment could have used updating, but it was better than nothing. I couldn’t find the remote- or figure out how to turn the tv on. I was using it at around 11:30 PM. I didn’t look closely enough to see about breakfast, I just jumped on the hotel for convenience of location. I missed the fact there was no breakfast -and spent a bit more time looking for a good breakfast than I would have liked. The traffic patterns in the area are VERY weird, and it’s REALLY EASY to miss turns, but that’s obviously not the hotel’s fault. Ashley and General Manager Rickie were very helpful and friendly! The suites have kitchens, but when I go to hotels, I don’t want to cook! The parking lot had just enough spaces - many were taken up by construction trailers & equipment. Overall- a good place to stay, but I usually prefer a place where I can walk to get some breakfast."

Hyatt Place Poughkeepsie / Hudson Valley

10/10 Excellent

"The Vibe It’s a standard, clean Hyatt Place—nothing super fancy, but definitely a notch above your typical mid-tier highway hotel. If you’ve stayed at a Hyatt Place before, you know the layout: bright, functional, modern, and predictable in a good way. It’s popular with families visiting Vassar or Marist, road-trippers exploring the Hudson Valley, and people in town for local events. The Rooms The best part about the rooms here is the space. You get that standard "Cozy Corner" setup with a huge L-shaped sofa, which is a lifesaver if you're traveling with extra people or just want space to kick back without sitting on the bed. Beds are comfortable, Wi-Fi is fast, and you get a mini-fridge and coffee maker. Standard stuff, but done right. Amenities & Eats Breakfast: The free breakfast is decent—hot eggs, sausage/bacon, oatmeal, fruit, and waffle makers. It gets very busy on weekend mornings around 8:30–9:30 AM, so either get down early or expect a queue for the coffee. Pool & Gym: There's a small indoor pool and a basic gym that gets the job done for a quick workout. Outdoors: They have a nice little outdoor patio with a firepit, which is a cozy spot to hang out with a drink in the evening."