Westchester County Hotels with Pools

We arrived early evening and immediately the valet parking attendant was at our door, handing us a ticket stub he says: Don't worry, take all the time you need to get your things ready and i'll take the car when you're ready”. That immediately relaxed us and the rest was a breeze. ”We have complimentary re-entry service so you can leave and return s much times as you desire”. Parking is $37, but as we were using points it was the only charge and worth it for us. Check in was quick and courteous. Elevators were quick and quiet whisked us up to our floor. Lighting in room can be a bit brighter we thought, but otherwise we managed. Beds were extremely soft and comfortable, with large feather like pillows - the kind you sink into. Bathroom is a room for itself, wit ha separate shower, toilet and bath area with a double vanity- two sinks. Plenty of storage space and all in all a true 4-5 stars. The rooms are very quiet as well. Only issue i would pass on to management is this: The main lobby should no be the gathering place for any type of socializing/eating. there are plenty of rooms in this very large building for that to be out of the way. Guests checking in would rather appreciate the relaxed and private walk to the elevators.

Visiting customers temporarily stay for one night, the lobby is very spacious, the service is also good, quite satisfactory.

We had a very nice room: clean, spacious, well equipped with good toiletries and a coffee pot. The beds were very comfortable Really appreciated the free shuttle to the airport. The only minor negative was that the air conditioner was a bit loud when it restarted the cooling cycle. In general we had an excellent stay in this very pleasant hotel with very gracious and helpful staff.

Hotel MTK is the reimagination of the old 1960s Holiday Inn Mt. Kisco. I stayed at this property a few years ago when it was still a Holiday Inn, and it was shabby, worn, dingy and old. When I had to return to the area I was glad to see it reborn as a Tapestry Collection property by Hilton. I am a Hilton Honors member, and typically chose a Hilton property whenever I can. Well, MTK has a long long way to go. The hotel was not much changed from my 2020 Holiday Inn visit. Everything about this property is run down and worn. The mattress was creaky and lumpy with broken springs. The outlets on the base of the table lamps did not work. The dresser drawers were off their track and did not close properly. Paint was peeling from the door frames. The hook on the back of the bathroom door was installed upside down AND falling off. The carpet was frayed and stained. The shower curtain rod was loose from the wall. The toiletries were from three different mis-matched brands, and two of the items (the conditioner and the lotion) had already been open and half used. There were month old paper notices about changes to breakfast hours the next morning (a month previously) scotch taped to the stairwell door. The parking lot was filthy with cigarette butts and scattered trash. I am surprised that Hilton has allowed the Tapestry Collection brand to be applied to this property when there are clearly many many months of renovation and upgrades required to achieve even a minimal Tapestry standard. I understand that a lot of these problems were inherited from the previous days of a failing Holiday Inn, but I didn't inherit a discount - more than $200/night at an off-peak time. Sadly, there are very few choices in Northern Westchester. I responded to a request for feedback, and I gave very honest feedback. I even offered to share pictures. The survey asked if I wanted to be contacted by the property and I answered ”yes.” To date, I have received no contact. It was Christmas, and fortunately we spent most of our time with family at their home, and only had to return to the hotel at night. This was a shocking disappointment for a Hilton Tapestry Collection property.

The breakfast buffet was great, the environment was good, the room had kitchen facilities, then I had a separate laundry room on this floor, a great hotel, I heard that many pre-school students lived here, so definitely not wrong. !

As others have said their parking fee is nothing more than total ripoff. This suburban hotel with an un-gated, unattended and unmonitored parking lot has absolutely no reason except greed to force you to pay $13/night. They are surrounded by a business commercial park and you can, in fact, easily just park in an adjacent lot and walk over a two foot grass ***** into their lot - it appears many guest do just that. And BTW they have no mechanism to enforce where you park and to know if you even parked in their lot. Hilton should be sophisticated enough to know how to protect the INTEGRITY of their brand and not to charge a fee that alienates so many customers. The hotel is otherwise what you'd expect - unexceptional.

This hotel shows Double Tree on the map, and the street tag is also Double Tree, but it is Hilton, so don't hesitate to go straight in. It is estimated to be cooperative. However, the facilities and renovations are in accordance with the standards of the Hilton Hotel, and the charges are normal roadside motel prices, so the price is very high. The first floor room has a balcony door to sit in the garden and have a cup of tea.

The hotel looks old, but it is well maintained and belongs to the HILTON hotel. The room has no way to open the window, it is a bit wet. The hotel front desk Xiaohe is quite willing to chat. It was very convenient to book the airport where Red Dot’s car went.

So frustrating and seriously disappointing. A gorgeous location with views of the Hudson River and some lovely architecture …..but…..the property is poorly managed and filthy. Sticky carpets and dingy furniture. It smelled in the reception area (possibly the Catonese restaurant next door…. it was mentioned people who stay in the rooms over the restaurant have been known to complain about the smell). Regardless of Michelin stars for the restaurant , if you aren’t into having Catonese fusion food smells in your hotel room…chose another location onsite. The Goosefeathers restaurant is leasing the space from the Tarrytown House and is not associated with the property otherwise. There is no room service or food on-site for the guests. We were advised there is uber eats and we can call. The staff on-site seemed seriously disinterested in our presence. Not a smile or staff asking “anything I can do to make your stay more comfortable?” No smiles….seriously lacking pride in their work and no desire to be a premier site. This is a shame. An experienced energetic manager is needed to snap this place into back into shape. Not sure what the business plan is….but it could be improved to be more vacation like - but right now it is sad….Oh well. Hopefully this review gets to management and at least they will clean the carpets. ps not a very good set up for handicap - wheelchair access due to the hills, but saw some unmanned golf carts….maybe if there was engaged staff those would be available to shuttle guests around the property. But alas, it felt like there was no one in charge watching the store.

when I was booking this hotel, I saw the photos of the rooms, looked very new and modern. Once I got into our room, it was old, smelly and very different than the photos. My finacee went to make a coffee and right at the beginning a cockroach came out of the coffee machine and went into the snack basket. We particularly picked this hotel because we needed a place for a week and we like to cook, but because of this we didn’t even touch the kitchen. I was not happy with the hotel or the room but the area was quiet and we didn’t have any issues. Parking was easy and free.