Sleepy Hollow hotel guide. Independent hotel in Sleepy Hollow, Tarrytown

"I only used my cell phone. I didn't go to the bar. You must realize not everyone has a cell phone and can figure out how to access a QR code handed to them on a card at check in. I find this VERY!!!! frustrating. At check in, I think you should ask people if getting hotel info from that card is ok with them, or would they prefer a 3-ring binder with all that info printed out for them. Some of your guests are super seniors, i.e. no cell phone and/or no idea how to use a QR code. Be sensitive to the ages of your guests."

"Clean room. Amazing nighttime check in staff. Good breakfast options. Overall great stay "

"Wonderful hotel in Washington Heights. Loved the esthetics it was vibrant and colorful. The staff were very nice and yhe restaurant had amazing food and drinks!"

"We traveled all night because of game change, they let us check into one of our 2 rooms super early! I was so surprised! It was 9:30 am and also told us to go ahead and get some breakfast!"

"Cleam Room"

"We needed a hotel near Columbia Univ. and were very disappointed with our stay at this hotel. We had 2 rooms which were very expensive especially since this has a 4 star rating. If we needed to use a microwave it was located on a different floor but at least there was no charge. If we needed a small refrigerator (an additional charge) they also were on a different floor. One room didn't have a closet, only one rod perpendicular to the wall with a few hangers in the bathroom. The concrete looking floor had stains all over and no carpet whatsoever in one room. Just a runner at the foot of the bed in the other. The corners were full of lint and cobwebs behind the curtains on the window sills. The restaurant was very expensive with not a very varied choice on the menu, especially for teens and children. We will never stay there again or recommend it. However, staff was very nice."

"Nice hotel with large rooms. Decent breakfast included in room rate. Quiet. Only downside is the location. It’s sketchy, dirty and homeless and drug addicts everywhere. It’s a 4 min walk to subway to everything NYC has to offer. Never felt threatened just stating facts."

"Amazing staff"

"This is a somewhat dated conference center and event venue in a beautiful spot overlooking the Hudson. The contrast between 1980s-era hotel rooms and hallways with the nicer "mansions" is a bit jarring. Breakfast is pricey but in the loveliest building with a really nice view. If you are not here for an event - we were not - you might feel like a second class guest, as we did."