All Hotels by Marriott Hotels & Resorts in Hudson Valley - 2026 Updated Prices

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An outdoor seating area with wicker chairs and tables, surrounded by greenery and a modern lamp structure.

A modern lobby with a reception desk, seating area, and a kitchen in the background.

A bar area with a long counter, multiple shelves with bottles, and several bar stools.

A formal dining setup with multiple tables, each set with clear glassware, plates, and cutlery.

1. Westchester Marriott

Tarrytown

Donna

£158

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

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Top Hudson Valley Hotel Reviews

Holiday Inn Express Poughkeepsie by IHG

10/10 Excellent

"Clean"

Beekman Arms and Delamater Inn

8/10 Good

"Clean room. Could use some updating . Smelled musty. Sherry in a decanter was a nice touch after stumbling through dark parking lot to find an overgrown walkway. Best part was the town .. adorable ! Lined with cute boutiques and all types of places to eat Def had quite a historic vibe. The overall area is stunning and quite picturesque.!"

Resorts World Catskills Casino

10/10 Excellent

"This was my second stay at Resorts World Catskills. The property overall appears to be in excellent shape. The hotel is more of a luxury option than I tend to stay at, but I think it provides decent value. My room was very large, with a table and small lounge area and a large flatscreen television along with a king-sized bed. The room also featured what I would call a large bathroom suite with two sinks, a large bathroom, a separate area for hair and makeup preparation, a closet, and a small separate space for the toilet. Arguably the room’s nicest feature were the floor-to-ceiling plate-glass windows, which I would guess are around 10 feet high and provide a view of the mostly wooded area surrounding the hotel. The room had a minifridge, which was apparently intended to sell drinks and snacks. The various surfaces had switches to register when an item was removed. There was a notice inside the fridge about charges being made to your account when that happened. Since the fridge was empty, I simply used it to keep my water chilled. However, I am going to check my credit card to make sure that I was not charged."