Rhinebeck Hotel Guide - Dutchess County Fairgrounds hotels in Rhinebeck, United States of America.

"Disgusting, depressing, and cable is crap and goes out constantly. Indoor pool is beautiful but not open for no reason. Dark, dirty, way too much money, breakfast costs $15 each?! Do better BW! "

"Indoor pool is closed for no reason, filthy shower floor, found PUBIC hair in silverware drawer, dirty sock and rusty bent nail by bed skirt upon checking in. Manager promised 55,000 points for my disgust. Well, after over a week of waiting for said points...27,000 were actually awarded. Needless to say we won’t be using this hotel again. "

"Very slow check in and room was hot - paint peeling in may places "

"Honestly there is nothing bad to day abou this property. The main house is beautiful and historic. The restaurant is also in that same house and I adored it. The food was great but I wish there a couple little details looked at in the main dining room. The smaller cabin rooms are perfect, clean, spatious, well stocked and you dont feel alone but you dont feel crowded. The land the area is so beautifil and I would definitly come back "

"Great relaxing time away "

"We didn't see anyone in The Villaje Inn during our stay. You have to do the check in and check out in the near by Hotel Beekman Arms and that was a nigthmare for us because because we arrive a 10:30pm. The walking distance is 15minutes. The property is ok if you only want to sleep there. The beds are comfortable but tv doesn't work properly, nor the A/C. For the price is ok. The complemantary breakfast is ok."

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"We enjoyed our stay at The Gables Rhinebeck Inn. We’ll definitely return for another stay.."

"This was a delightful find - more spacious than it appears, very efficient and also chic design, and the cleanest place I've ever stayed. Entry was also very simple. Host was true to offer - absolute privacy and very available. Convenient access to a very diverse area: the vilage with great dining and fun boutiques; the surrounding area of hikes and outdoor adventures; and a good central point for exploring an area of historic sites."