德爾酒店(Thayer Hotel)

We came here for a last night before to return home after a trip to NYC. The room was large with a view on the Hudson. The staff was pleasant (valet, reception and restaurant). There was a passenger train passing on the other side of the shore every 30 to 40 minutes, this gave a Harry Potter type of feeling to the room but if you want complete silence, I would suggest taking a room with the windows facing the court. Even with instructions, the lighting system was bit difficult to figure out. The architecture and decoration of the lobby is spectacular. The restaurant MacArthur is worth the while. This was a nice calming night before returning home. Would go back again.

It was a Truly Amazing Hotel with a Lot of History. Personnel Were Friendly and Attentive, They Were Helpful with Our Questions Asked. I Would Highly Recommend the Hotel to Friends and Family Visiting the Academy. Food at MacArthur's Restaurant was Outstanding and the Atmosphere at the Zulu Rooftop Bar was Great with Beautiful Views of the Hudson River.

A great location, much better than anything else in the area. Unfortunately, the check and staff were frankly rude, the dinner at MacArthur's Riverview restaurant was mediocre at best. The dining room was loud and it was grossly under staffed. If we were ever to come back to the area we would not stay here.

It was not horrible but very average stay. Cot was ‘unsleepable’. Fridge is extra $. The view of the Hudson was really nice. Overall, the hotel has an interesting history, huge stone presence which is very caool, and the walls are adorned with old men in stuffy uniforms even in the room. Kind of museum like. It’s a good location as far as reaching activities within a reasonable distance. Front desk staff were nice, as well as the housekeeping staff. The restaurants had very limited hours but the local town Highland Falls, a sleepy town with very limited dining options, unless pizza is fine. I would fine another place to stay if I visited the area. But that’s just me.

Hotel Thayer is an amazing place to stay if given the opportunity. The hotel is historical and the room was nicer than any other Ive stayed in in quite some time. MacArthurs Riverview Restaurant was delicicious ' being able to eat b outside was enjoyable.

We arrived after a long day of traveling with the hope of getting a bite and going to bed. We get checked in after parking. The hotel informs me they have complimentary valet. Uh, I just parked. Any thought to give us a head up in the welcome email? Unfortunately, the restaurant was not good, I left a review on Open Table about that. Then we got to our room only to find out the DJ for a wedding was literally set up right outside our window. They didn't mention anything at check-in. We were so tired we tried to go to bed. My son did fine, teenagers (haha). Not me though. The DJ was finally done at 10:15 pm. I was able to get some sleep before our 3 am wake-up but the bed was really springy (if that's a word). Personally, I would expect some communication from the hotel about the DJ before I got my room. Or at least give rooms near the party to the people going to the party.

The architecture of this hotel is truly amazing! The lobby is beautiful and everyone from the moment we pulled up to the moment we left was very friendly and accommodating. The rooftop bar had excellent service and food and the Sunday brunch is out of this world

It was a beautiful Saturday evening and the touted rooftop cocktail bar that overlooks the Hudson was closed. Also the room air conditioner was old, loud and ineffective. The room was uncomfortably warm making it difficult to sleep.