Hawthorn Suites By Wyndham Fishkill/Poughkeepsie Area

We stayed 1 night at this fine place. The room was odor free, clean, well equipped and centrally located to the business area. We travel a lot and have been disappointed on numerous overnight stays and different hotel/​motel chains. This place is very nice and at $ 95 total cost affordable. We’ll be back again!

Good value for the money. I agree with the other reviews things were outdated but it was clean the staff is friendly and helpful I was able to have family come over and there was enough room for all of us to sit and visit

The room is spacious, clean with everything I needed. Front desk staff was friendly, efficient and sweet.
Thanks!

The day time staff was great! Though the night time staff just didn’t have the ability to call the cops to stop the night owls on the sun deck… until 4am!!!

We booked this hotel to enjoy some of what the Hudson Valley has to offer in terms of wineries, distilleries, cideries, shopping, and historic sites. Equidistant from Woodbury Commons and the Roosevelt & Vanderbilt homes, Fishkill seemed to be the ideal location.
After sampling some locally produced spirits, shopping at Woodbury Commons, and have dinner in Central Valley, we drove through the mean streets of Newburgh before arriving in the more suburban Fishkill. The property is located near major highways so it is easy to get to. We pulled up to the gatehouse and checked in. Then we had to move our car to be nearer to our unit. We had a first floor queen studio which featured a small living room with HDTV, desk, kitchen with refrigerator, sink, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, oven, and stove. The bed faced the living room and the bathroom sink was to the left of the bed. A small bathroom contained the toilet and shower/​tub. There was a coat closet in the living room and a regular closet by the bed.
The property is still being renovated so you will see ladders and paint cans around. It looked like our room had a new countertop, carpet, and bathroom floor along with some fresh paint. The appliances and the textured ceilings and walls showed its age.
The bed was comfortable however our sleep was occasionally interrupted by the noise from the refrigerator. There was central air conditioning, however the blower was right next to the bed and was very loud. We had to «pre-​cool» the room during the day so we could sleep without air conditioning at night.
We tried the breakfast on the first day and were unimpressed. The waffles were bland and everything else looked like what you get at most lower-​tier hotels at their free breakfast. We went to Cracker Barrel one morning and a cute little café in Cornwall-​on-​Hudson another morning. There is also a diner next door and a convenience store.
The property was clean and safe so if our travels brought us to this area again, we would consider this property again in the future. Fishkill has a small Main Street with a few dining and bar options if you want to avoid the chain restaurants, fast food, and diners that surround Route 9. The nearby city of Beacon has a longer main drag and some good restaurants and coffee shops as well.

Spent two nights here over a weekend and it was alright. The check-​in was really far away from our building (these are a lot like apartments) and the soda/​ice machines were basically too far to walk. The parking lot was all one-​way, so if you drove to the continental breakfast (yes drove) you had to do another entire lap to leave. Oh well. The room itself was nice, but we didn’t get a room with a fireplace, bummer. I dislike rooms that control the bathroom lighting from outside the bathroom, and also when the fan is automatically on when the light it on. Also, there was a second light on a timer that only went on when the switch was on (you could have one light on, or one light and a timed light, it was not a heat lamp either). I think the timer was intended for the fan, but rewired for a redundant light. I have no idea how the cleaning crews do their job in the winter, this is all outdoor entry and lots of stairs! The setup also didn’t allow for a view, our main window looked right into another room’s window, so we just kept the blinds closed.
Overall, for the price, this place is great (in the summer). Not super nice, and I wouldn’t recommend for the winter!

Suite rooms with full kitchens. Pretty outdated. The three stars are because of the free gym membership (super super nice gym) and a really great full breakfast (cook your own Belgian waffles!)

Nice looking place from the outside. I was excited to check-​in. They even had complimentary dinner, beer, soda and wine. I was so excited, then I entered a room… Excitement gone. The rooms have not been renovated in a long time. The dishwasher is probably from the 70s and the room layout was not thought through very well. There is only a separation from the toilet and shower to the rest of the room. And the bed is right near the mirror and sink to the bathroom. This is great for a single person, however, if someone is trying to sleep while someone else is getting ready, things don’t work out so smoothly.
Complimentary dinner and breakfast both seemed right out of a can and just warmed up. Not appetizing at all.
The bathroom had mold in it. The room seems clean but they need to do maintenance on them.
The furniture was outdated, the bed was very hard and the pillows were barely usable. Felt like sleeping on a piece of flat paper once my head hit it.
Overall, from the outside this looks like a cute place and even at first glance inside the place looks like a nice little studio apart with a full fridge, dishwasher and electric stove. At a deeper look, though, the place is well below the standard.

Checked in for one night this past weekend. It was really confusing determining the proper way to enter. Ended up stopping at the Days Hotel first. I wasn’t sure that this was the correct place because the hotel looks like separate apartment buildings. The outside appeared as if it needed a good paint job.
I was able to check in a few hours earlier which was great. I heard that there had been remodeling but the room we were given appeared to be dated. The unit was clean but we later noticed the heat was not working. It was just blowing cold air. I went to the front desk that evening and the clerk was very friendly and helpful and immediately switched us to another room in the same building.
The bed was comfortable and everything else was fine until we discovered a dead bug on one of the towels in the morning.

I have to give credit where credit is due and the hotel and staff deserve commendation. I’ve never seen staff go so far out of their way to be courteous and helpful even when presented with something they didn’t necessarily have the answer to at this level of a hotel.
The biggest bonus for me was that the hotel not only included free hot breakfast but also included free dinner reception WITH alcohol four nights a week! I mean seriously! Free dinner? Wow! I was totally impressed and it was actually good lol. The maid service was on point each day too there weren’t any extra items or things not done or given without me even having to ask. Overall this hotel made this vacation for this single mom and son visiting New York and Bethel very affordable, comfortable and pleasant! I couldn’t be more grateful. Full kitchens too. When we come back to visit Wallkill I’ve gotta say this hotel will probably be first on our list.

I had a reservation across the street at Marriott’s Courtyard hotel but they were oversold. So as an elite member I am guaranteed a room and they sent me across the street to the Wyndham Hawthorn — free of charge. This Hawthorn property is an old Residence Inn that I guess Marriott dumped rather than renovate and bring up to date.
The rooms here are really dated: 1970s style brown scratched/​chipped kitchen cabinets, brown worn out bathroom cabinets, missing and stained tub grout, stained toilet bowls, cracked and peeling ceilings along with repair patches that don’t match. Just a really old feeling room — kinda like staying at those one floor roadside Ma & Pa local no-​tell motels that you see on old post cards. If you’re used to those then this may be a step up for you. As I looked around the room, it appeared clean but the previously mentioned worn materials made it look disheveled.
Let me end off on an optimistic note: I did see a large number of storage trailers by the back of the parking lot. I’m guessing that these contain renovation materials and they are probably updating room by room. Guess my room is somewhere down the ‘to do’ list.

Great service and breakfast. Rooms were clean and it was very convenient to have a full kitchen. Come in a weekday and they have complimentary happy hour!