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I'm posting this on the Westchester board since there in none for Putnam. By any chance, would anybody have a hotel they would recommend in Cold Spring?
don't know if they still have them but the Plumbush Inn restaurant on, i think, 9A had a couple of bed & breakfast rooms. we had our reception there & they gave us one that night. (Plumbush Inn Restaurant Cold Spring New York weddings)
The only hotel/motel I know of in the area south of Dutchess County is the Peekskill Motor Inn. There is virtually no lodging on the east side of the Hudson north of White Plains (or more accurately Hawthorne) until you get to the Fishkill area in Dutchess County. Why, I don't know, when I worked up near Peekskill it was a big problem when we had visiting clients as they didn't consider Peekskill Motor Inn to be a "businesslike" place to lodge them (though it is hardly a "day rate" motel either) and we usually either had to lodge them down in White Plains/Tarrytown or up in Fishkill. I imagine IBM in Yorktown Heights has this problem with out-of-town visitors. There used to be a nice hotel on the Ossining/Croton border on Rt. 9, but it is now a seniors home.
The only hotel/motel I know of in the area south of Dutchess County is the Peekskill Motor Inn. There is virtually no lodging on the east side of the Hudson north of White Plains (or more accurately Hawthorne) until you get to the Fishkill area in Dutchess County. Why, I don't know, when I worked up near Peekskill it was a big problem when we had visiting clients as they didn't consider Peekskill Motor Inn to be a "businesslike" place to lodge them (though it is hardly a "day rate" motel either) and we usually either had to lodge them down in White Plains/Tarrytown or up in Fishkill. I imagine IBM in Yorktown Heights has this problem with out-of-town visitors. There used to be a nice hotel on the Ossining/Croton border on Rt. 9, but it is now a seniors home.
There's the Monteverde Inn in Cortlandt Manor, just above Peekskill, which is nice but pricey (rooms start at $225 and go up into the $700's):
Monteverde at Oldstone Manor (http://www.monteverderestaurant.com/index.php - broken link)
As for the IBM in Yorktown Heights, I bet they send people to the Holiday Inn in Mt Kisco, which is 5 minutes away: http://www.himtkisco.com/
There's the Monteverde Inn in Cortlandt Manor, just above Peekskill, which is nice but pricey (rooms start at $225 and go up into the $700's):
Monteverde at Oldstone Manor (http://www.monteverderestaurant.com/index.php - broken link)
As for the IBM in Yorktown Heights, I bet they send people to the Holiday Inn in Mt Kisco, which is 5 minutes away: http://www.himtkisco.com/
Forgot about Mt. Kisco, thanks for the reminder. A long time ago went to a New Year's party with stayover option there (Holiday Inn) with my then girlfriend/now wife.
I didn't think about Monteverde Inn because I always thought of them as a super-expensive B&B, though technically they are a hotel. Very nice restaurant, my old company had a couple of holiday parties there.
jdf718 - did you prefer one or the other of the two that you mentioned? Both look interesting. The pictures at their web sites seem to suggest the rooms are bigger at Pig Hill Inn. I looked a comments about both and most were positive but a few people said they had bad experiences relating to noise and room upkeep. Thanks in advance.
I prefer Hudson House, especially if you get a room with a balcony - really more of a deck almost, they are quite spacious. Great views across the river to Storm King. The restaurant in the inn is pretty good. If it's cold at night, the fireplace is handy, although it won't be in use this time of year. There's also a bar where you can order drinks and relax on the premises.
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