Briarcliff Manor hotels from RM385

"Clean room. Amazing nighttime check in staff. Good breakfast options. Overall great stay "

"Wonderful hotel in Washington Heights. Loved the esthetics it was vibrant and colorful. The staff were very nice and yhe restaurant had amazing food and drinks!"

"The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The city view was nice and the room was very clean. The best part was that the hotel was located in a convenient spot right off the freeway and on the outskirts of a nice neighborhood. "

"Great little gem of a hotel in the middle of a very convenient location. I think the free breakfast could have had a little more selections and maybe the tvs could be upgraded to smart tvs to provide a little more viewing options for wind-down time. Other than that the property was very clean and comfortable. Also the free parking was definitely a huge bonus! I would totally recommend this hotel! "

"Cleam Room"

"Yes"

"I was disappointed with my stay at this hotel. The room felt very outdated, and the carpet was visibly dirty with numerous stains. Additionally, there was noticeable damage in the bathroom, including a missing chunk of tile. The photos online made the hotel appear much more updated and well-maintained than what we experienced in person. On our second night, the room directly across from us (Room 406 and the fourth floor lobby by the elevators) hosted a very loud party that continued well past 11:00 PM. I initially attempted to contact the front desk using the room phone, but it was not functioning. I then called from my personal phone, but the call was disconnected. I ultimately went to the front desk in person to file a noise complaint; however, no action appeared to be taken, and the disturbance continued until approximately 3:00 AM. Staff were friendly, but the condition of the room and the lack of response to a significant noise issue made for a frustrating experience."

"Amazing staff"

"This is a somewhat dated conference center and event venue in a beautiful spot overlooking the Hudson. The contrast between 1980s-era hotel rooms and hallways with the nicer "mansions" is a bit jarring. Breakfast is pricey but in the loveliest building with a really nice view. If you are not here for an event - we were not - you might feel like a second class guest, as we did."