Hotels Near Beattie-Powers Place in Catskill

The Wick is an old candle factory (hence the name). We were traveling with several other people and had 3 different rooms. Our rooms were all spacious and nicely appointed. For some reason, we all had problems getting towels. When we got to our room there was only one towel in the bathroom. We asked for more and they did bring a couple. But our friends had similar issues with towels. The staff members we dealt with were all very pleasant and helpful in recommending some places to eat and giving directions. The hotel is not too far from the main part of town (Warren St. primarily). There is a very rickety staircase that goes up to Warren St. but we only tried it once and then decided to go the slightly longer way other times. The view from our room (and I'm guessing most rooms) is of a parking lot and some abandoned buildings. It looks like there's some construction going on nearby which might improve the look of that area. I thought the bed was comfortable and the linens were fine for me. Overall, it was a good place for us to stay in Hudson for a couple of nights.

Room was clean, front desk staff was friendly. Always happy to stay here

I was a little apprehensive because the hotel description mentioned construction, but it turned out to be very tidy and minimally noticeable carpet replacement on the first floor. Our room was quiet, CLEAN and spacious. The staff were all very courteous and helpful (thank you for that restaurant list - our lunch was delicious). Overall, the best hotel stay we have had in the area.

I stopped for dinner on a Thursday night at an AppleBee's,before checking-in at the Courtyard Marriott Kingston. In AppleBee's and the Courtyard lobby, there was a heavy emphasis on Football themed decorations and large screen TV's :-). This was my third visit to the Courtyard by Marriott Kingston. In the past, my biggest challenge was just finding the hotel and the local diner to grab breakfast. Stumbling off the street into the Courtyard by Marriott's version of AppleBee's was a little bit jarring. When I sat down to plan my layover in Kingston, I had decided to ante-up for the higher-priced room rate that included the breakfast buffet. As I walked-up to the [breakfast buffet] Cafe style dining counter to put in my breakfast order, I was thrown a little off-guard by the Ala-Carte menu. The open breakfast buffet that I had enjoyed at other hotels had disappeared. Instead, like MacDonald's, Wendy's or Burger King, I got the pleasure of walking-up to the counter and putting in my order. The StarBucks coffee was a delightful surprise. But, the tasteless overcooked microwaved sausage was a dis-service to any and all food service kitchens. What's the old expression, ”I've met John Kennedy, and you're no John Kennedy :-)?” Certainly, to charge Cafe prices, an eatery should have more than a microwave (?) behind the black curtain :-). At breakfast, the ”Monday Night Football / AppleBee's” decorations had been retired. As I checked-out, the staff were kind enough to brew me another cup of StarBuck's coffee for the road. Any Cafe that get's the coffee right can't be all bad :-).