Best Hotels near Fort Montgomery State Historic Site, Highlands

The room is small, the bathroom is smaller, the bathtub is difficult to get into, basically it can be said to be blocked. Winning is providing charcoal, you can point the fireplace in the living room, it is quite atmospheric. In the villa, several rooms have average sound insulation, and the sound of neighbors opening the door penetrates the room... The stone house is more distinctive, the nearby lake is very beautiful, the feeling in the forest, and the air is very good. Maybe it's better to come here in summer.

The highway is down, the environment is extremely beautiful, very close to the West Point Military Academy, less than ten minutes drive. There is a tourist service center in front of the West Point Military Academy Museum. Visitors can purchase one-hour tour guide tickets and two-hour tour tickets to follow the tour guides. The earliest guided tour time starts at 9:30. Tickets for one hour visit for $16; for two hours visit for $19

The hotel is very close to the West Point Military Academy and Outlets, good parking, large rooms, breakfast is also rich in the United States, is the best one in the holiday inn I have lived. On the way to hunter moutain chemistry, when I go to West Point, I live.

The hotel is located on the high-speed side, the traffic is very convenient, very close to the Woodbury Outlets, half an hour's drive. You can also make an appointment to visit the nearby West Point Military Academy. Unfortunately, due to time problems, I did not go to the military academy to visit. I regretted it and hoped to make up for it next time. The floor is not high, only two floors, although very close to the road, but the night is very quiet. Have a simple breakfast, make waffles yourself, and toast.

My son and I were having the worst week possible trying to move him from NY to Florida. Our living arrangements were terrible so I decided to get a hotel. Being disabled I needed special accommodations. When I was researching hotels in the area, I felt that Red Roof Inn was the choice. I was not disappointed. Daniel Fisher answered the phone and assured me that he would do everything in his power to meet my needs, which included arriving early and checking out past the 11 am timeframe. Upon arrival, Mr. Fisher guided me to my room that was the closest to the entrance. The room was a suite, that included two queen beds( extremely comfortable), a desk, and a small dining table. The room was spotless. I also needed some assistance with personal issues which Mr. Fisher, Gerald, and the rest of the amazing staff took care of. Daniel Fisher the general manager and his staff bent over backwards to help my son and I. We applaud and thank you !!

I can not explain how a Hilton property could let my experience be so awful. I booked a room here for 3 nights and paid $796.79 in advance and in full. A few days before my stay I got an email saying that the property was under renovation so I might be inconvenienced by construction noise between 9am and 5pm. I didn't love hearing that but I already paid for the trip and had planned events with friends there, so I went. The first morning I went into the bathroom to wash my face, brush my teeth, use the toilet, etc. but there was no water! I went to the lobby with my toothbrush and asked if there was a restroom with a sink in the lobby I could use. They said sorry, no the water is shut off for the entire hotel until 5 pm. Again... whaaat? So l had to drive to a gas station to use the bathroom. So gross. If only I had booked a nice hotel room somewhere, right? I had an event to go to at 5 pm that evening so I had to go without having had a shower. I did stop at a fast food restaurant to use their sink to brush my teeth again. The folks at the front desk were nice and almost guaranteed that Hilton properties would give me a refund for at least one night. They urged me to call and explain and let Hilton make it right with me. So when I got home I did just that. After a week I received an email stating that my room was paid in full in advance under a ”no refunds” policy. Honestly, I thought the ”no refund” policy was aimed at last minute cancellations, not the room being uninhabitable. Needless to say I am extremely disappointed with Hilton for the awful experience and the awful customer service resolution I was given. Do better Hilton.