Hasbrouck House

Our stay at Hasbrouck House was absolutely wonderful. We spent a long weekend for Valentines Day and it was well worth the money. The inn is a perfect combination of homey and luxury. It wasnt the most luxury place ever, but it definitely had a vibe of indulgence. The rooms are spacious with some great special touches (heated bathroom floors), the property has some awesome activities (outdoor barrel sauna, full game room). The location feels remote but is still in close proximity to civilization as well as some other great towns (Woodstock, Kingston). The restaurant on premise was absolutely phenomenal (we ate there 2/3 nights because of the weather). The breakfast (included with your stay) was great. The staff was super friendly and always available via phone/text. Cannot recommend this enough, especially for a young couple wanting a weekend getaway from NYC. Definitely recommend having a car for this trip.

My recent stay at Hasbrouck House in Stone Ridge, NY, was a delightful winter retreat. From the initial phone call to the helpful staff (who offered me a late checkout so we could enjoy the lovely lake on the property a bit longer) to the thoughtful advice provided during check-in and the following morning, the experience was exceptional. Centrally located in the Mid Hudson Valley, the hotel serves as an ideal base for exploring nearby communities like Kingston and Woodstock, as well as natural wonders such as Joppenbergh mountain - an easy hike just 10 minutes from the hotel. Overall, my stay at Hasbrouck House was a perfect winter getaway, thanks to the attentive staff, historic ambiance, and convenient location. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to experience the beauty of the Hudson Valley region.

We visited New York to see friends and decided a few days upstate would be lovely in the Autumn. The grounds and house itself were beautiful. Our first interaction with a girl on reception was less than adequate. There was not the kind welcome we expected, and more than anything we felt like we were an inconvenience being there. We asked her to book a restaurant for us (given the restaurant was shut) - which she decided not to. We arrived at the restaurant and there was no reservation in our name or the hotels name. There definitely wasn't the inclination to advise us more about the facilities or the sauna which we could use. And there was a lot of eye rolling when we asked anything. We went to use the sauna - fully clothed with our costumes and dressing gowns in hand. We asked if there were showers and she said yes. To our surprise - there were no changing facilities, and yet she had just directed us to where the sauna was. I felt it was rather strange not to advise us to change before heading to the sauna - given there was no changing room to change. The Sauna wasn't on - she didn’t tell us how to use the sauna, until we went back to reception and asked. It felt like she thought we were stupid when she showed us how to use it. The breakfast was nice, but there were no staff around to top up the buffet (you had to ask!) and you help yourself the small paper plates and plastic cutlery - with an appropriately placed bin next to the buffet indicating to clean up your own table after use. This is not something i would expect for a 3 night stay $1500 (at the discounted rate) The restaurant closed 2/3 nights of our stay which we found out just before arriving, and 10% was offered in an email as a deduction to our room rate for this. However on check out - I had to ask if it had been applied - but of course - it hadn't! So a manual adjustment was needed. All the other staff were wonderful - especially George and another server in the restaurant - when the restaurant was open - the food was fantastic. The makings of something really wonderful here - just a few things that let it down.