Newburgh Hotel Guide - Hamilton Fish Bridge hotels in Newburgh, United States of America.

"It's Amazing I'm very comfortable "

"Checking in was a smooth process. It was definitely affordable. I kept my shoes on the whole time while in the room, the rug needed to be cleaned or replaced. The bed and towels were nicely kept. "

"The property overall is well-maintained. Great location. The amenities were great (could use more laundry machines). 24/7 snack bar to our purchase snacks, drinks, extras was great. Breakfast is available for an additional cost. The hot tub was unfortunately unavailable (under construction). The room could’ve been a bit cleaner; there was also a lot of female hair on the carpet and the sink would back up. We did have one issue with a neighboring guest who was smoking marijuana in the room but it was addressed and taken care of very quickly and professionally. The staff was great! 3 out of 5, premium price, only had a mini fridge for a week+ stay, expected a bit more."

"Room was pretty clean but the tv remote didn’t work very much at all and there was barely any lighting in the room. My microwave and fridge were not working at all…Also there was only one or two outlets and it was difficult to charge my phone because the prongs were a very loose fit"

"Clean hotel, spacious room, and a nice breakfast area"

"Last moment reservation, excellent breakfast you dont regret"

"Inside the room, it is renovated and everything is very nice. They’re still going under construction. It will be a very nice place after completion. I stayed one night and my experience was very nice. The Hotel reception guy he went out of his way to help me."

"Very convenient location for Bethels."

"The place was iry! I really didn't know how to cancel the room. When we got there, the bottom half of motel the windows were covered with paper, half of it falling off. When I went inside, I noticed the restaurant was closed and the clerk said it was no longer operating. I asked where the Longhorn Restaurant was and she didn't know that either. It was at the bottom of the hill, about 1/4 mile away, if that. One of the side doors had been held open with a trash can. I would think that would allow anyone to come in without checking in first. But I think there was only one other room rented in the whole place. There was only one other car at 5 am in the morning. The halls were freezing. The room was very old, very tired of being used and should also be renovated. I have never had to put my bath towels on the chair because it looked so dirty. Too bad, it looked like in it's day, it must have been quite beautiful. "