WRS Dutchess Rail Trail

Relax at this hotel overlooking a scenic waterfall on the banks of Wappingers Creek. Included in the stay, guests are welcomed to enjoy a complimentary full hot breakfast as well as a nightly glass of wine or a bottle of beer in their cocktail lounge. 40 rooms, including eight modern suites. "> 

Enjoy a comfortable and convenient stay off of Route 9 in Poughkeepsie. After a day filled with activities in Dutchess, make yourself at home in one of the 149 modern rooms and 12 suites. Head to The Bistro restaurant for breakfast or dinner and pair it with specialty drinks from Starbucks or evening cocktails.

After an activity-filled day in Dutchess, make yourself at home in Poughkeepsie in one of the 66 guest rooms. During your stay, guests can enjoy complimentary deluxe continental breakfast, served daily, an indoor pool, and access to a fitness center - plus, you'll be centrally-located to explore the area!

Enjoy a stay in Poughkeepsie in this newly renovated full-service hotel with the on-site restaurant The Market Street Bar and Grill. Guests can choose from 200 rooms including suites and ADA accessible rooms. Available daily to all guests is a complimentary full hot American style breakfast. This hotel also provides shuttle services to the nearby Poughkeepsie Train station. Tour groups welcome. 

Enjoy a comfortable stay in Poughkeepsie in one of the 129 guest rooms and suites. Conveniently located off of Route 9, guests are within minutes of major local attractions. During your stay, take a part of the complimentary hot breakfast, or make a splash in the indoor heated pool.

Enjoy your stay in Poughkeepsie in one of the 121 fully renovated rooms in this hotel that is conveniently located near Route 9. Kick start your day with a Smart Start Breakfast which includes a full complimentary hot breakfast buffet featuring pancakes and is available daily.

Within the Hudson Valley, we’re six miles from Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park. Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Blue Collar Breweries, and Poughkeepsie Galleria are ten miles or less from us. Please join us for complimentary drinks and snacks on Wednesdays (5pm-7pm), or do some in-suite cooking. Free WiFi and breakfast are yours.

58 guest room motel. Newly renovated facility.

Make yourself at home during your stay in Poughkeepsie in one of the 128 rooms and spacious suites. Whether you are staying for a night, a weekend, or a few weeks, spread out in one of the newly renovated hotel suites with fully equipped kitchens, ergonomic workstations, and complimentary Wi-Fi. After a night of rest, fuel up for the day with a free hot breakfast buffet. Guests are also welcomed to use the fitness center and then spend time at the indoor pool, hot tub, outdoor Sport Court®, and fire pit. On select evenings, head to The Residence Inn Mixer for complimentary beer and wine while meeting with fellow travelers.

Find unmatched comfort and refined elegance in each of the 50 rooms and suites at the brand-new Heartwood on the picturesque campus of Vassar College. Surround yourself with sophisticated, modern amenities as you immerse yourself in the timeless charm of the Hudson Valley.
As it does not employ any fossil fuels and is carbon neutral, The Heartwood is Vassar’s first net-zero-emission building and one of the first such buildings of its type in the region. A carefully curated collection of art by Vassar alums adorns the walls and shelves of the common areas. Be sure to set a few minutes aside and check out the “Cabinet of Curiosities” in the lobby; created by artist Mark Dion, this intriguing installation includes dozens of artifacts reflecting Vassar’s rich, 160-year history.
The Salt Line restaurant — named after the line in the Hudson River where the salt water from the ocean meets the fresh water of the river — is a warm and welcoming place to meet for a delectable meal made with locally sourced ingredients.
The Heartwood is about a 10-minute walk to Vassar’s Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, which is home to 22,000 works of art, including paintings by the leading artists of the Hudson River School movement of the mid-1800s, as well as masterpieces of the 20th century by Georgia O’Keeffe, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso and Jackson Pollock.