Hotels near James Vanderpoel House

"Overall just blah, staff seemed not to know how to use the computer systems. I never seen or experienced so many off brand products being used. From the type of food packaging at the breakfast area to the products in the rooms. My best advice is if you're a coffee drinker, go to the gas station in the parking lot (yes, the hotel shares a lot with a gas station). There is a Dunkin Donuts inside. Go there, the hotel coffee is straight from the show 'Fear Factor '"

"Hôtel qui a ouvert ses portes en 2023, très bien situé, confo et propre"

"We were there because it is right next to Albany Medical Center. They were extremely helpful. It was restful and provides a bit of sanity when you need it due to a family member that is going to the hospital for surgery. This is where you want to be."

"The location is a little bit out of the way but, that what makes this hotel special. Our check-in with Neal was quick and easy. Rooms were really nice. Breakfast was also nice and the bar was excellent. We fly into Columbia County Airport about four times a year and drop our passenger off and spend the night in Hudson before returning to Houston. I think we have found a new place to relax after a long flight."

"Great getaway."

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"We liked the room, the comfortable bed, and the Samsung TV very much. I would have perfered to be on the third floor at The Wick; however, we had a delightful time and thanks again. Sincerely, Lois Peltz and Jerry M Brown"

"This “hotel” had so much potential, which honestly made the experience more disappointing. It’s described as a boutique hotel, but in reality it’s more of a refurbished motel with a separate building for the restaurant, lounge, and “front desk.” While the photos make it look charming and thoughtfully designed, in person it felt worn and had an overpowering scent that seemed intentionally pumped into the space. Check-in and check-out were also odd—I only saw someone once, and no one was around when I left. But the biggest issue was the cleanliness. The common areas were noticeably dirty, with unvacuumed rugs, rock salt scattered around, and a general buildup of debris. The back hallway leading to the rooms was even worse—you could feel grit under your feet, and there was potting soil spilled from a plant that clearly hadn’t been cleaned up. The room itself was cuter and somewhat cleaner, though very dark (which made me wonder if that was intentional). The decor had a fun Moroccan-meets-Cuban vibe, which I appreciated. Still, small details—like watered-down hand soap—added to the overall sense of neglect. Overall, I was really bummed. This was meant to be a special anniversary getaway, and while it wasn’t the worst place I’ve stayed, the website feels misleading and the lack of cleanliness overshadowed everything else. It also made me worry that there were other unhygenic things underfoot that just weren't visible."

"Didn't know there was a $20 charge for parking. You could also hear other hotel guests in the next room. Also hear alot of slamming doors whwn trying to sleep. "